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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
2
A USDA bureau argues against porous tile drains, saying open joints and even hard burned tile can perform well. Porosity is deemed inferior, especially near the surface where frost, vehicles, and heavy equipment affect durability. Close placement and proper ends enhance water entry through the tile system.
A new U S Department of Agriculture film titled Keeping Bees at Work explains colony quarantine, winter prep, hive maintenance, swarm control, and disease identification and treatment. The single reel aims to aid extension workers. prints may be borrowed or purchased near the production cost of about 57 dollars.
A U S Department of Agriculture report explains that adding organic matter such as green manures, stable manure, or decaying material greatly increases soil moisture retention. Humus improves water holding in sand and clay soils, supports bacterial activity, and aids plant growth by supplying food and air for soil organisms.
Near perfection in a dry mash holder for poultry is shown. Slats open to receive mash and bottom frame guard keeps hens from throwing feed. Feeder occupies minimal floor space and brackets extend forward to support an alighting perch for dining. A shorter version could hold a water pail or fountain.
Loose hay poses handling difficulties in large quantities. Before bale pressing, transport was costly and limited to nearby towns. The invention of pressed bales reduced space needs and fuel, enabling longer distance shipments at lower cost.
Four camas species in the western rangelands poison sheep and cattle causing illness and occasional deaths. Children have mistaken tubers for edibles while adults confuse wild camas with edible varieties. No antidote known. ranchers advised to remove camas to protect livestock.
A caution against overzealous engine tinkering. Do not grind valves or grind any parts unless a proper seat is needed. Check push rod clearance and plug openings to prevent grinding compound from entering cylinders. Keep engine teasers from causing wear and waste with excessive testing and adjustments.
Instructions emphasize administering first aid to the injured, equipping cars with a small first aid kit, recording witness names and addresses, notifying the insurance agent promptly, clearing the road to restore traffic, and arranging transport to a hospital or physician by the nearest available vehicle.
An article describes a 1922 Wheeler Syndicate repair for a wheel shaft where a long stripe of felt is wrapped around the shaft from the wheel end opposite the wheel motion to seal leakage and push oil away from brakes. The felt is fastened with shellac and cord, then tied and tightened to redirect lubrication toward the differential.
Plan to prevent skidding cites rear axle alignment as a key cause. It explains that bent or misadjusted radius rods or torque tubes can throw the axle off center, causing wheels to slip out of alignment instead of tracking true.
G A Luers explains in Popular Science Monthly that unequal distances from the yoke bolts to the front axle cause rear-end slip as the rear follows wheel direction. Take precise measurements on both sides, adjust or straighten rods until identical, and recheck to reduce skidding risk.
An old prose fragment offers tips on car care including adjusting carburetors, inventorying tools, flushing radiators, and cleaning cooling systems. It mentions tire additives like zinc oxide or lamphlack, warns against overloading tires, notes brakes rely on driver skill, and suggests a wax in alcohol mix for terminal battery fixings.
A home cookbook item lists recipes and cooking tips for everyday meals. It features Raisin Roly Poly and Apricot Tort desserts, Boiled Fish With Sutter Sauce, and multiple fruit and cake dishes. Practical advice covers salads with raisins and musings on friendly neighbors.
A Cumberland Maryland note from Lydia E Pinkham sales material proclaims the vegetable compound relief for girls and mothers. Mrs Heier of Cumberland says the product aided her from girlhood through motherhood and offers to answer letters from readers seeking help with health issues. She lists contact details and urges others to write for personal guidance.
Judge remarks on limited eating as a wife restricts menu. Mary among Eskimo women in Hudson Bay area continues facial tattooing as a cultural practice.
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