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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
4
The article discusses British court attire and the reestablishment of royal approval for court dress. It describes how regulations now govern how women must wear trains and gowns at ceremonies, with emphasis on modest length and proper presentation, and notes the broader return to formal standards after the war.
The article notes travelers facing currency frictions and high costs as Germany and Poland manage border rules and price ranges. It details price bands for lodging at German resorts, with rooms and meals varying by location and season, and mentions new travel regulations affecting cross border mobility.
Surgeons at Ani May hospital in Spring Lake described the operation as remarkable. Dr K Winfield Ney of Newark led the neurosurgery team to remove a pituitary region tumor from Miss Maria Vogel of Asiairs Burk, daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Vogel. The walnut sized tumor required skull opening and lifting of the left brain lobe. Miss Vogel remained on the table for hours. a successful complete removal was reported with partial blindness noted prior to recovery.
Fragmentary text mentions Queen Mary and a favorable view toward the shore and trams. Lacks coherent names, places, dates, or concrete actions to establish a clear event or report. The passage reads as garbled, difficult to parse, with undefined subjects and intentions.
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin explains major grain pests including granary weevils and rice weevils, and outlines methods to prevent infestation. Heat treatment and fumigation with carbon disulphide are noted, with emphasis on thorough cleaning of bins and granaries and prompt threshing and storage of freshly harvested grain.
In Furnas county Nebraska a community gopher eradication plan shows farmers joining a poison baiting campaign supervised by USDA and state agriculture staff. Teams cover infested alfalfa fields along the Republican River and Sappa and Beaver creeks, with demonstrations and multi-day work expected to finish. projected savings reach about 12.5 tons of alfalfas valued at roughly $10,000.
The text advises cultivating deeply early in the season and shallower later as plants grow. It mentions storks, heights such as 15 inches, and a 240 foot reel in Newt, uncertain details but emphasizes depth changes with plant size.
An extension entomologist advises on hive ventilation during heat, suggesting tipping the hive front by one inch with a wedge and using a reverable bottom board to adjust entrance. He cautions against selling supers back and stresses locating bees in a sunny, well ventilated area for summer.
The article warns of soil diseases such as diseases of vein rabies that persist when same crop is planted year after year. It recommends breaking the cycle by letting land lie idle for two or three years or planting a crop resistant to the disease to prevent decline in yield.
A fragmented note discusses manure scattering on farms and bans, urging farmers to balance harm with practice. It warns against exposing gases and urges immediate plowing to reduce hazards, aiming to protect iron foods and health.
Celesta Fell of 32 Prince Street Boston says Tanlac improved her digestion energy and sleep drastically within two weeks she gained eight pounds and now feels strong and healthy after prior severe indigestion and weakness. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by all good druggists and ends with a quip about secrets.
Eva Aldrich of Emporia Kansas testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved severe menstrual pains and fatigue. The ad notes many women start with the remedy in youth and continue use at later ages for lingering symptoms.
A quaint exchange captures a joke between two children about marriage. The first asks Annie for her last name, the second replies she does not know it yet because she is not married. The anecdote hints at social expectations in a playful, dated tone.
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