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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
3
United States Department of Agriculture guidance explains drainage as a permanent farm improvement boosting crop production. It covers tile sizing, depth, spacing, fall requirements, ditch construction, priming, and speedy installation to ensure effective outlet drainage across soils from silt loams to porous deposits.
The Indiana Corn Growers Association with Purdue University and county agents organized a statewide five acre corn contest. Sixty five counties participate with bronze medals for 75 85 bushels per acre silver for 85 100 bushels and gold for 100 or more. Counties offer at least 25 dollars and split prizes by yield and cost.
Advertisements tout painless corn and callus removal using Freezone drops to numb and peel away corns and hard skin. A Detroit Free Press quote mocks a diplomat’s chair-bound insult as the press recalls a blunt reaction. Also promotes Cuticura remedies for itchy scalp and skin, and a humorous tale about a married couple’s bickering.
A Detroit Free Press cartoon anecdote quotes General Menoher remarking a civilian teaching soldiers about courts martial. It then retells a parrot joke about a man trying to teach a bird to say hello, ending with the parrot saying line busy, ring off. The piece also notes a father boast about his son who avoids a Sunday school picnic, a humorous exchange.
A playful quip from Film Fun features Willie and Tommy arguing over wishes and a million dollars. The exchange humorously contrasts lazy wishing with taking someone to the picture show.
A theatre troupe promotes a play with confident bets on a successful run and a strong box office outlook. The piece emphasizes optimism about audience turnout and critical reception.
An old advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable alternative to calomel for liver and digestion. It claims you will feel vigorous after one spoonful and guarantees relief with a money back offer. It emphasizes suitability for families and children and warns against calomel’s supposed dangers.
An advertisement asserts Roman Eye Balsam cures sore, blood shot, watery and sticky eyes with nightly applications. The Buffalo Express notes an exchange where a wife questions a husband about a $5 plate offering linked to a recent directors' meeting.
The article notes that feeding standards aid ration economics but depend on local feeds and product values. It warns that the danger lies in abusing formulas while urging careful feeder observation of animals and markets to guide proper use.
The Buffalo Express notes Bullen seeks status as a prominent citizen while private detectives guard his home. A cook threatens to quit, and a woman resents being ignored in public. A playful quip on hat fashion ends with a sharp line about a bayonet.
The buyer should choose pullets of the same breed and variety by size color plumage and comb form, but avoid strict uniformity if it causes size inequality in a small family flock.
Instructions urge feeding young pigs individually to ensure each pig gets its share. Use a well designed feed trough to keep pigs out of the feed and reduce crowding.
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