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Winchester Journal Herald

Location

Winchester, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1921

Page

2

Testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Mrs. C F Phillips of Toomsboro Georgia reports relief from backache and nervous weakness after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says her menses are regular and she can resume work and recommends the product to friends. The letter credits the remedy with reducing nervous agitation and improving overall condition.

Toomsboro Lydia Pinkham C.F. Phillips Phillips Lydia E. Pinkham

Tomato Plant Care for Early Harvests in Warm Rooms

U S Department of Agriculture guidance explains starting tomato plants indoors six to eight weeks before last frost, using a cigar box, then transplanting to a larger box before final garden planting. Maintain warmth, sun, and careful watering. use well rotted manure and light fertilizer.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture

Fight Against Corn Borer Planned In Western New York

Specialists outline spring efforts to suppress the European corn borer in western New York near Lake Erie. Plan includes burning corn stubble, releasing parasitic wasps, and coordinated actions with state agencies to prevent spread from infestations in New York and Massachusetts.

United States Department of Agriculture New York State Lake Erie Canada United States France Boston Department Corn Belt New York Massachusetts

Movable Livestock Chute Aids Farmers Shipping Hogs Sheep

Farmers who ship many hogs sheep and calves during the year value a movable chute for loading and unloading stock. Build the chute as described using a pair of old buggy or cultivator wheels to ease handling and transport.

Goslings Feeding Guide for Early Rearing Stages

Goslings need no feed until 36 hours old then receive stale bread soaked in milk or water with finely chopped boiled eggs. Feed three to four times daily for two to three weeks with green feed, water, and five percent grit, then reduce to one light mash daily after two to three weeks if grass is good.

Cater to Market Demands Says USDA Specialists

Specialists of the Bureau of Markets, USDA, urge shippers to meet market demands by avoiding badly cut, mashed, frosted, or decayed potatoes. They warn that damaged stock due to sunburn, blight, dry rot, or excessive scab leads to market oversupply, lower prices, and losses for growers.

Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture

Care of Lawn Important for Weed Control

USDA experts say lawn care is key to limiting weeds including crab grass. Mowing rolling fertilizing and watering promote desired grasses while excluding weeds. Manure often brings weed seeds. use pure seed when sowing.

United States Department of Agriculture

Fireman’s Wakeup Call on a Negotiated Train Ride

Adrian Walworth Jr the son of a railroad vice president endures a harsh initiation as a shy fireman under Snub Hicks. A stubborn labor dispute with Italian workers escalates into a dangerous clash, ending with mutual respect formed between the engineer and his pupil after a threatening encounter.

Adrian Walworth, Jr Mister Walworth Hicks Walworth Adrian Walworth, Jr Adrian, Jr Percy Meadow Siding

Clever Fishing Frog Angling Like a Skilled Fly Fisher

A fishers tale describes a fishing frog with two long nose tentacles acting as rods. The frog stirs mud to lure prey then uses a membrane bait on its nose tips to catch many fish, gliding underwater with a glimmering lure.

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