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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
3
Clemson College describes protoplasm as living jelly and explains nitrogen’s key role in plant and animal life. It notes nitrogen is essential in protein, influences growth, and is not always available in soil unless fixed or supplied by legumes, stressing continuous soil cover to conserve it.
Palmetto Field Notes reports little farm work accomplished. Winter wheat on good land shows color and growing well, oats perform poorly with possible Hessian fly. Livestock generally in good shape, rising interest in purebred hogs and cattle in boll weevil areas. Mild winter boosts cabbages greens, vegetables thriving.
An exchange with a Pullman agent shows the confusion over upper and lower berths. The agent explains the lower is cheaper or higher depending on occupancy and seating, noting most people prefer the upper due to privacy and being away from foot traffic.
A satirical notice contrasts values of lower and upper gains with a quip about paying higher for the lower and higher. It references the poor man fainting and promotes reading Lotta Gable in Job Printing as the neatest and best, followed by The Dispatch News.
A health ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable alternative to calomel. It warns calomel is mercury and can cause vomiting, cramps, and bone damage, urging readers to fetch Liver Tone from a druggist for quicker, gentler liver relief without salivation.
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