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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
20
Readable fragment notes a sparring event in Washington on Thursday April 29 1920 involving participant Nady. Transfers of details are incomplete but indicate planned boxing activity or match in the city with sparse OCR words remaining.
A study by the United States Department of Agriculture reports on labor-saving farming implements. One man can cover more ground with horse drawn plows and cultivators, increasing daily output by around 20 to 70 percent depending on the tool. Three horses are common for certain cultivators, and the report notes significant time savings in corn cultivation and land preparation.
A fragment notes Castoria pears the signature of Gans and Fletchen Jn, used for over thirty years, claiming to be The Kind You Have Always Bought.
A historical guide details vermin and disease limits on flocks, with methods to test eggs, manage incubation, and prevent mites. It covers feeding, housing sanitation, dusting powders, and safe chemical treatments for fowl pests and parasites.
A USDA dairy specialist reports recent records indicate growing more corn roughage and hay improves dairy profitability. He argues legumes and corn fodder support feed quality and cow health, urging farmers to expand corn silage and forage production to cut dependence on external feeds.
The Hunterdon event features Jersey and dairy cattle showing high milk yields. Cattle owners like Sylvanus and J. D. Sdet compete for awards while prices rise. top lots fetch around 33.73 per hundred with buyers noting growing demand and tightening credit.
The Farmers Bulletin explains how home supplies reduce farm costs by supporting family living and household tasks. It notes that farm families rely on home gardens and in farm households, fuel, meat, and garden products to supply daily needs, and that family labor and domestic duties are essential to farm viability.
Dr. Leona Williams warns that tight collars impair thinking and raise temper, citing research from a London conference on fashion and health. He notes women in high collars sweat more, suggesting garments influence mood and behavior.
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