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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
8
A farm weight lifting method shows how to make a simple hydraulic free lever using a 1 by 4 meter, three legs totaling sixteen feet, a ten foot lever, and holes to run a hook and rope. It aims to weigh cotton beef and other heavy items with one person more easily than five.
A reflection on rural life noting that many farmers pursue profit above all, neglecting the broader promise of healthier, fuller living in the countryside. The observation contrasts material gain with the potential harmony of agrarian existence.
Joseph A Arnold of the U S Department of Agriculture argues that there is profit in raising high grade seed for sweet corn garden peas and beans As seed growing expands in the United States nearly a thousand seed firms operate with vast floor space and better quality seed stock The article notes that seed crops can be profitable under suitable soil and climate and stresses cooperation between seed dealers and growers while cautioning that not all farms suit seed production
Instructional guide on making Christmas festival banners using bunting, fabric types, embroidery methods, stitching styles, and assembly steps. Includes choosing materials, layout, cutting, stitching, edging, and suspending details with emphasis on durable, decorative letters and fringe finishes.
In a brisk, era styled line the piece asserts resolve under national calls to action. It stresses duty and capability, linking civic effort to wartime or national enterprise, urging collective effort and preparedness.
If You Own Cows Te will not only be interesting but it is the one for you to sone that tittle national dairy magazine Kim ball's Dui Wud It is published sent monthly at Waterloo Iowa the hub of the great dairy region of the -ae lypes printed on rand hand acciary fits seen by ustral photo graphs taken exclusively for it Its spore is educational and to the who would make his cows yield profits this little magazine is in censable Regardless of how many other papers the farmer may take this one is Worth many times its price t him The subscription price is one 50 cents a year and the paper will positively be discontinued at expira tion Send for sample copy Kimball's D Farmer Waterloo Towa
To Our Farmer Readers we highly recommend this handsome dairy magazine to farmers. Every man who owns cows will find it worth many dollars. Our offer combines Kimball's Dairy Farmer and Greenville Journal for one year at a limited time price of 125 dollars. The regular price of both is 81.00 for the Journal and 68.50 for the magazine.
The notice details clubbing deals for old and new subscribers, specifies that sample copies cannot be mailed except for the Journal, and instructs requests for other samples to be directed to the local office. It lists the price and the one year term for Greenville Markets and Grain sections as corrected weekly publication updates.
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