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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
3
Agricultural bulletin outlines practical, low cost methods to reduce tomato leaf spot losses. Focus on early strong transplants, southern-sourced plants kept separate, soil and residue management, and weed control to limit overwintering spores. Emphasizes plant certification and free bulletin access from USDA.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that nicotine dusts deteriorate in common packing, failing to meet labeling and potency standards. Bulletin 1312 recommends air light metal or glass containers and rejects canvas bags, pasteboard, and paraffined boxes for commercial packaging.
Farmers urged monthly poultry culling, dairy cow profitability through cow testing, and high quality feed if eggs fetch good prices. Emphasizes reading and science, sun exposure for strong bones, and selling unprofitable culls to cut losses while maximizing returns from productive hens and cows.
A Missouri study urges early plowing for soy beans to create a clean weed-free seedbed. Twice cultivation before planting is recommended, with final planting in late May to early June and caution about cold or dry soil.
Hens must produce eggs in winter with extra fuel for warmth. A balanced laying mash includes dried buttermilk, butter milk components, and a mix of wheat bran, middlings, cornmeal, bonemeal. Suggested ration: 25 lb wheat bran, 25 lb middlings, 80 lb cornmeal, 5 lb bonemeal, 15 lb dried buttermilk. Feed mash constantly and supplement with scratch grain twice daily.
Farmers are told clover can succeed if soils receive enough lime and phosphorus. Cropping and livestock have drained lime and phosphorus from soil, making clover failure common. The article argues clover will do well with proper soil amendments and care.
A reader cautions against choosing weedy grassy patches for gardens. Such soil harbors grubs and pests that thrive when weeds are suppressed. Wet years worsen weed control, making clean ground essential for a healthy garden.
Italian Futurist Martinetti renews his claim that sleep is unnecessary for life and progress, insisting future progressives must abolish rest and banish sleep. He argues a sleepless existence will be the sole source of true happiness, despite no evidence against indulgence.
Reported gas emissions from heated asphalt roads are blamed for a large number of deaths in the recent Japan earthquake. Authorities warn of toxic fumes and fire risk as rescue work continues in affected cities and prefectures.
A concise aphorism contrasts decisive genius with capable talent, highlighting differing approaches to obstacle and outcome. It implies urgency and duty in creative effort, framing innovation as a relentless drive versus skillful execution.
Final accounts submitted to the Hungarian national assembly indicate Count Michael Karolyi s revolution and governorship and the subsequent bolshevist regime cost Hungary at least 8 525 000 000 crowns in 1919 currency, exceeding 500 million dollars.
The text argues that presence carries meaning and acceptance, giving language force and enhancing persuasion through appearance and stance. It asserts that a person’s demeanor can influence perception and communication effectiveness.
A terse quip notes that gourmands need a built in alert to tell them when to stop eating. It treats excessive indulgence as a playful character flaw rather than a serious moral concern. The line blends wit with a hint of self awareness.
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