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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1915
Page
7
W A Scott argues diversification beyond a single crop, urging farmers to keep more livestock, fence and stock waste lands, raise sheep, brood mares, poultry, and cattle. He cites manure, improved soils, lower costs, and local-market self sufficiency as paths to prosperous, independent farming and a stronger state.
By J. T. Grainger soy beans suit small farms. A Mam moth Yellow crop on well prepared soil can yield twenty to forty bushels per acre. Soybeans fix nitrogen, improve soil humus, and respond to inoculation. Plant spacing varies by variety, with rows 24 inches for small types and at least 3 feet for large kinds. Seed use ranges from half to one bushel per acre. Apply starter nitrate after emergence and follow with 16 percent acid phosphate plus 50 pounds per acre potash.
Guidance from Colorado Experiment Station stresses early grain exposure for foals and pasture time. Build a corner pen to feed grain with the dam, keep oats and bran available, and wean foals with ease. Also recommends whitewashing poultry houses with carbolic acid for a sweeter, cleaner coop.
A reflective line notes that youth spent wishing for things now delays growth. planting early would have saved time and effort in the long run.
A jumble of vintage culinary instructions and quotes notes a dessert blend with peanuts and cacao, fruit foams, jellies, and essences, plus a stray Dickens quote on talent and opportunity. The text blends recipes for muskmelon frappe, jellied apples, chicken dish, Martinique potatoes, French lemon jelly, and fish savory with reflective musings.
A how to guide on meat sauces and meat and vegetable pairings. Includes Southern Hash with potatoes and onions, Buddied with beef, plus baked fish with tomato sauce and veal dish tips. Details steps, seasonings, and garnishes for quick hearty meals.
Texas bankers publish a crop rate sheet for safe farming and bank credit to aid borrowers. It outlines five crops and required food and feed quantities to sustain a 40 acre two-horse farm for a family of five, and asks borrowers to state details similarly.
The text describes frozen desserts such as orange sherbet and lemon dumplings with steps and ingredients, followed by a dish of individual cream chicken and a gooseberry dessert with cake and whipped cream. It then shifts to a farm credit note and a brief dialogue fragment about theater attendance and a German phrase.
A dialogue imagines a exchange about kissing and retaliation. One asks what would happen if a kiss was offered on one cheek and the reply answers to turn the other, framing a moral prompt about forgiveness and reciprocity.
A fragmented advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and its emollients for skin scalp hair and hands with brief claims of quick effective economical results. It mentions toilet bath nursery use and free samples by postcard address Cuticura Dept XY Boston. The snippet also contains stray phrases about laundry and chickens in a stray, nonsensical catalog-like mix.
A collage of medical directions, jokes, and stray phrases from an old paper page. The fragmented text mentions an oculist eye drops schedule and a seaside divorce quip by Atlantic City Mayor Kiddie. Other items include hospital notices, cures, and garbled product pitches.
A man who always told long winded stories says this morning a curious event occurred. Another man asks if anyone paused to listen to one for your game as he reaches for his hat.
A Louisville Times excerpt relays Lloyd George’s sharp reply to a chairman who mockingly noted the chancellor’s small stature. In North Wales the measure of a man is chin up, but the speaker’s platform insult fled when Lloyd George turned it to chin down. The piece also includes a brisk quip about automakers and a brief cartoonish vignette about a jobless stenographer seeking a $2,000 letter for money.
An excited crowd heckles the pitcher with taunts about his poor control as a runner advances on a walk. A nearby spectator rebukes the heckler, comparing him to a poor pitcher and questioning his authority to judge the game.
A bachelor asks to stay near crying babies to feel superior about not being married. The landlady admits crying families exist but hints at limitations, revealing the bachelor’s bitter stance on marriage.
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