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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
3
An unusual Lloyds policy covered Bishop, 11 priests, and 27 nuns bound for Perth in Western Australia. The $10,000 policy split among the clergy saw 8 bishops, 11 priests, and 27 nuns listed with specified sums. All reached their destination safely.
Washington mood in May urges turning grasses seeds and mild climate to beef and milk. The campaign, backed by the U S Department of Agriculture, calls for a continuous extermination of the cattle tick to improve native stock and allow import of better beef producing cattle during wartime.
A discussion argues the South spends millions feeding crops not soils. It notes soils require adequate plant nutrients to support profitable crop yields and emphasizes feeding must be economical and sufficient to replace removals, with profit linked to proper nutrient management.
Analyze soil limits and farming duties to maximize crop yields. The text argues soil holds limited plant foods, essential nutrients like phosphorous potassium and lime aren’t replenished by typical farming, crops remove nutrients, humus supplies nitrogen, and climate causes rapid decay and washout, urging attention to soil feeding.
The excerpt argues that one should accept each individual's inherent individuality in daily contact, without hoping for regeneration or trying to reshape them beyond their nature, reflecting a Schopenhauer influenced philosophy.
The ad claims Americans overeat causing kidney and bladder issues and urges buying Kidneco tablets from T. L. Roberts in Pinehurst. It promises fast relief by flushing and neutralizing urine acids, with one tablet taken before meals. It touts safety and low cost for home use.
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