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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
3
An old health note compares bowel regularity to sewer maintenance and recommends Cham berlain's Tablets to keep waste flowing. The brief urges daily bowel movement for health.
A local note argues most ideas to curb public spending arise from two million dollar government buildings, implying the source of cost saving schemes lies within large civic facilities.
A. G. Philips of Purdue University warns pullets require more grain in October to January to maintain body weight and fat for winter laying. He notes early hatched birds fail in cold weather if underweight, and mash alone is insufficient. see Purdue Bulletin No. 101 for full feeding details.
Prof. Q O G Anderson of Purdue says new power sprayers boost potato yields by 75 bushels per acre. A Pennsylvania project with 10 000 bushels supported the claim using 200 psi nozzle pressure and two nozzles per row. Sprayers feature 100 gallon tanks and 3 to 4 hp engines, mounted on two wheels with adjustable width, prioritizing lightness without sacrificing strength.
Prof and Mrs A Graves and family will reside in rooms rented from Mrs James Dillon, remaining at home this winter.
Henry Ford argues price cuts build wealth while Frank Losure notes farmers tried low prices long ago and remain not rich. The exchange highlights differing views on affordability and prosperity among industrial and agricultural sectors.
Otterbein Indiana January 24 1922 the Loyal Workers class of Otterbein M E Church met January 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Keith. After a business session they enjoyed contests and an oyster supper. Many members and guests were listed with visits and Sunday dinners noted.
Fraizer and DePoy advertise real estate offerings and a five percent loan option. They present lending and property opportunities, inviting inquiries for financing and purchases.
Purdue University professor L H Schwartz reports five year gains in Indiana egg output from selective mating. Farmers Pine note eggs per hen rising 5 to 100 on average as he urges choosing vigorous males and pursuing a clear breeding plan without fancy traps.
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