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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
6
United States Department of Agriculture advises gardeners to improve soil for next year’s crops by sowing rye to absorb nutrients and form organic matter. spading or plowing clay soils in autumn aids frost breaking, while care is needed to prevent erosion on sandy soils.
The text advises covering soil with manure to protect it and boost fertility. It notes manure best for autumn plowing and for top dressing after plowing, preventing washout and enriching soil. It recommends plowing under leftovers in spring for renewed fertility.
The United States Department of Agriculture says live poultry can net shippers as much as dressed meat. Use well built ventilated crates, avoid overcrowding, and include partitions in large crates. If possible ship only one variety per coop or division.
The cost of maintaining existing roads and building new ones last year totaled $4 per person after auto license fees. That equals about 9.1 cents daily for every American. The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce notes roads are a great blessing and the cheapest public benefit.
A jumble of quotes from a political debate about campaign spending and influence, followed by an advertisement for Cole's Crockelly Relieves and other beauty and health products. The page also mentions London skincare and a church bulletin note from the Boston Transcript.
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root touted as a kidney liver and bladder remedy and physician prescription. The ad urges readers to buy via druggists or request a sample bottle for ten cents and notes the medicine’s long test of years and popular support.
The article notes copper's prominence in construction with roofing gutters and elevators. It cites the Woolworth Building in New York using about one million pounds of copper for roofing interiors and decoration, and asserts copper could halt trolley cars or world armies if production ceased. It includes a humorous court snippet from Abe Jackson and brief local legal notices from Judge Chesebro.
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