Chronic Constipation Relief With Chamberlain Tablets
Mrs John Newton of Irving New York reports rapid improvement after using Chamberlains Tablets for chronic stomach trouble and constipation. She states four or five bottles restored her health. For sale by Joy Johnston and Lon Smith. Also listed is a large hard coal burner in good condition available from B M Ovon. 40tf
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John Newton
Irving
N. Y
Joy Johnston
Lon Smith
B. M. Ovon
Torpedo mishap on Newport pier ends celebratory party
British admiralty orders chase away ginja on warshinpa after a torpedo demonstration aboard a destroyer caused a near miss. An Italian steamer and a crowded pier were spared as the torpedo struck the pier wall twenty feet from the ship’s stern, drenching onlookers and prompting vows there will be no more small gatherings.
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Warshinpa
Newport
Patience Shows Off At Vaudeville Manager
The note recalls Patience presenting herself to a vaudeville manager. He asks what she can do of a popular character. She replies she can cease to be a virtue, showcasing wit in a brief, humorous vignette from Puck.
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Patience
Puck
Normal Day's Work in Harvesting Corn
A United States Department of Agriculture summary from data gathered nationwide outlines expected work on a normal harvesting day. It presents averages for acres harvested per day with different machine setups and numbers of horses, plus adjustments to offset unusually easy fields. Hand harvesting figures show corn knife work proceeding faster than shock methods, with weather and field conditions influencing results.
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Wihlted States Department of Agriculture
Office of Farm Management
Department of Agriculture
United States
Nat Houra
Acre
Corn Harvest Yields From Hand and Mechanical Labor
A historical comparison states that manual corn cutting, shocking, and tying reduce daily acreage versus machine aided harvesting. The table cites averages: 1.4 to 1.7 acres per day by one man for cutting and tying, 3 to 5 acres per day for tying and shocking, plus 60 percent husking efficiency when husking progresses from standing stalks.
Barley and Alfalfa Make a Productive Mix
Many alfalfa raisers plant barley in the fall to provide green forage in winter and curb foxtail growth. Soil disruption aids barley sowing, with disks or renovators improving the field. barley can be pastured or cut for hay, yielding a nitrogen rich, productive stand that exceeds alfalfa foxtail mixtures.
Mold in silos deemed harmless by university officials
A Missouri study reports red mold in silos is nonpoisonous. caused by improper packing or overly dry silage. Farmers feared livestock illness though scientific guidance from the University of Missouri Agriculture Department says the mold poses no danger.
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Missouri
Agricultural Department
University of Missouri
Chi
Eure
The Right Time to Do the Right Thing
In a reminiscence of pivotal moments, the piece notes Gutenberg exposing movable type to key figures, Franklin outlining electricity, and a fictional figure Giuseppe steering a street organ amid Lusitania reports, highlighting the knack of acting at the right moment. The narrative ties timely action to prominence and wealth.
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Gutenhbere
Franklin
Giuseppe Garolotta
Main Street
Buffalo News
Lusitania
Giuseppe
Playable Theory of a Bloody Rural Dispute
A humorous reflection on an Associated Press dispatch from the Atlantic office about a rural fight in which weapons included a scythe a corn knife a shovel and a butcher knife. The editor quips the two men likely had a misunderstanding.
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Associated Press
Atlants
Pareat
Ti Ia
Maine
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