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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
3
A domestic science style guide shows simple hand mixed concrete steps using a 1:2:3 mix, cement sand gravel, water for jelly like mass, and a near platform to reduce lifting. It lists tools, a mixing box, and a table of mixtures with recommended aggregate sizes for various structures and pavements.
Herbert A. Shearer describes a wooden eight foot grading chute under wagon boxes to separate Cull potatoes from marketable ones. Slats 1 to 2 inches apart guide potatoes, requiring careful placement to avoid skipping openings and minimize hand-picking.
Practical guidance on fattening fowls using ground mash feeds instead of grains. A balanced mash recipe is 50 percent corn meal 25 percent wheat bran 25 percent ground oats plus sweet milk to form a non sloppy mix. Feed in clean pans several times daily and encourage intake by small frequent meals. Some feeders use cramming to push consumption.
The policy in the current corn and hog market favors rapid growth and early finishing of pigs to reach a late March or early April market. Farmers aim to push gains quickly and place pigs as soon as feasible.
Pasture crops for hogs and cows are very valuable and should be grown in fall and spring. These grazing crops save feed and make gains on animals economically.
The guide advises choosing a ram with evident development and scale without excess. A well-developed ram tends to pass on strong characteristics to his offspring, ensuring quality in the herd.
Headache lumbago rheumatism pain relief is advertised with Aspirin as Bayer Tablets. Unbroken packages contain proper directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost a few cents. Drug gists sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the Bayer trade mark for monoacetyl salicylic acid.
A short urban vignette notes a tramp in the yard consuming a dog biscuit with a light exchange between Mr. Wombat and his wife Amanda. The couple offers bird seed previously set aside after the canary died, revealing a gentle, humorous tone.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver and bladder ailments. It claims strong testimonials and urges readers to request a sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer Co. It emphasizes that the medicine fulfills many wishes by addressing urinary and uric acid related issues. The ad invites readers to send ten cents for a sample and a medium bottle at stores.
A man and his sweetheart quarreled violently. He left the room with dignity, walked to the hallway, donned his hat and coat, and began to exit as she proclaimed she never wanted to see him again.
Examine each bottle of CASTORIA for the signature and note it is labeled as for infants and children. The ad urges mothers to verify authenticity and safety before use, citing the familiar Castoria brand.
A humorous line in the Boston Evening Transcript quotes Griggs calling Johnson’s light-haired wife an expensive proposition, labeling her as blended indebtedness and prompting a wry aside about domestic finance.
An antiseptic talcum powder in the Caticura Toilet Trio promises a fresh, exfoliating skin feel with a fragrance and economical use. It is pitched as suitable for face skin babies and dusting, claiming superiority over other perfumes.
A respected figure avoids self praise and lets achievements speak for themselves, maintaining a low profile despite success and public recognition.
William Magee of St. Louis recounts dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac. He describes severe bladder trouble, weakness, pain, poor appetite, and insomnia before the remedy. after starting Tanlac his appetite returned, sleep improved, and energy returned. He endorses the medicine and notes its availability at druggists.
Consul M P Cross in Aden reports that improving political stability in Yemen regions promises a unusually large coffee crop this year. Strong demand in Aden supports price stability as local production cannot meet the needs for Arabian coffee.
A Birmingham Age-Herald note quotes Senator Snortsworthy reflecting on disappointment as a prominent constituent asks him about Armenia. The exchange highlights political concerns and the senator’s response to public scrutiny.
A brief aged observation notes that cynics and pessimists struggle in today’s world, contrasting their outlook with common expectations and daily life challenges.
An old advertisement urges shoppers to tell grocers to say Red Cross Ball Blue when buying bluing. It claims customers will be repaid by the results and notes that once tried, it is always used.
A concise reflection on the joy of culture found in displaying artistic works. The statement emphasizes visual access to culture as a source of delight and public enjoyment.
A study notes a woman’s affection rises when a man offers a compliment. Researchers observe social dynamics showing praise enhances warmth and perceived attraction in initial interactions.
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