Wise Is Youth and Other Fragments From A Page
A quirky mix of nursery humor and social notes plays out with a three year old mishearing a rhyme on Nether Goose Jingles and a quip about a beefstake. A London fashion note hints that public reluctance to be photographed in clothes is fading as a trend. An advertisement extols Cutileura Soap and related products for complexion. The first cotton mill with machinery is described as built in Birmingham in 1744 using two mule-powered axes.
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Kier Fae
London
Canada
United States
Western Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberea
Ac Numbi
Stop the Pain Burn Salve Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Cole's Carboli salve as stopping pain from burns or cuts. It features bold lines about healing quickly and mentions distributors and a sales context. The wording reflects vintage product promotion with emphasis on fast relief and consumer trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Howe
BEN A J. W. Co
Reckford
Engine Lubrication Myths and Oil Change Intervals
Tractor experts warn that half of engine troubles stem from improper lubrication. Use manufacturer recommended oil heavy enough for heat, change crankcase oil every 500 miles in autos and trucks, every four to five days on tractors, and wash crank cases before refilling. Old oil contains dirt and metal particles and should not be reused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sjogren
Colorado Agricultural College
Sanitary Poultry Houses Get Daily Cleaning Trough
A Wakefield Massachusetts reader describes a V shaped trough system for poultry houses. Two eight inch boards form the trough suspended under the dropping board with a pipe under the edge to slide droppings out. The setup simplifies scraping and removal, aiding sanitary upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunison
Wakefield
Mass
Popwar Mechanics Magazine
Better Price for Reactors in Buffalo Market
Officials report improved payments for tuberculous cattle in Buffalo as Packers and Stockyards Administration and the Bureau of Animal Industry reveal records from June 1 to September 23 showing 542 head at a net $18.33 per animal after expenses. Previous totals of 4,500 head averaged $14.50, with buyers increasingly meeting values for non condemned cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Packers and Stockyards Administration
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agleulere
Woman questions cow in Will Vawler landscape
A Brown county woman examined a Will Vawler landscape and, after touching the painting, remarked that the depicted animal did not look like a cow. She criticized the artwork's surface, calling into doubt its fidelity to a real cow. Indianapolis News reported the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Will Vawler
Ellinas
Lhidianapolis News
Important to All Women Readers of This Paper
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble. Kilmer's Swamp Root claims to restore kidney health and help other organs. Sample bottles offered by mail. then sale of larger sizes at drug stores. Also a light humor note about corn on the cob season and goodnight kiss.
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Kilmer
Squashes and Roots For Winter Storage
Olio experiment station horticulturists advise warm dry storage for squashes pumpkins and sweet potatoes to keep them in good condition all winter. Unlike cool moist storage for potatoes roots and apples these need a furnace room or warm dry space free of freezing. Handle gently avoid bruising and stem breakage to prevent decay entry. Optimal storage temperature runs from 50 to 56 degrees Fahrenheit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olio Experiment Station
Horseradish Grows Strong in Autumn Weather
Autumn coolness boosts horseradish growth while plants resist freezing. Extreme summer heat did not injure well started roots. Plants tolerate wide temps and can stay in ground through winter when storage space is tight. Some dig later in fall. many keep roots in soil all winter.
Reassuring Wife Praises George After Red Cross Incident
A London opinion piece has a wife assure a nervous friend that she feels safe with George driving. He has damaged the Red Cross position but is learning first aid and knows hospital locations, highlighting a cautious optimism about his competence.
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George
Red Cross
London
Excellent Feeds for Hogs Warn Against Untreated Dairy
Skim milk and buttermilk are valued hog feeds for young pigs but must be pasteurized before use. Creamery processes mix milk from wide sources, risking tuberculosis germs. Do not feed these products unless pasteurized.
Sweet Clover for Pasture Gains in Hardiness
Farmers discover sweet clover as a hardy legume that resists frost drought and pests, producing abundant high quality feed at low cost. The crop is praised for solving stock food shortages across growling sengou regions.
Buttermilk Shown To Benefit Livestock In Feeding
Breeders note buttermilk offers value beyond nutrition. Animals fed buttermilk thrive and show strong health with fewer diseases, suggesting beneficial effects beyond food.
Leave Plowed Land Rough for Better Spring Work
Plowed land should be left rough in most cases as it is not desirable to disk or burrow it down until spring. Doing so tends to cause soil to pack or lump together too much, hindering subsequent planting and field work.
Preventing Spoiled Silage Through Precautionary Measures
Several causes of spoiled silage exist but none are unstoppable. Precautions can greatly reduce spoilage by controlling moisture, compaction, storage conditions, fermentation, and timely sealing to maintain quality.
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Ct Contents
Birmingham
England
Oniant
Lumbago
Negus
Bayer
Monoacotia Addestor
Biligytuields
Putnam Fadetess
R. Sottnes
RF. D. No
Waynesburg
Kentucky
Peruna Ag
Atty
Neptune
Sen
Neptune Bath Salts Co
Montana Street
Chicago
Ill
Btus
Repport Auctionsering
Sch Ind
Minnesota
Alice
W. F. Young, Inc
Temple St
Springfield
W.N. Y
Des Moines
Calun
West Fifth Street
Loway
Dept. of Immigration and Goloqreaten
Deminton
Genada
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