WOMAN
WASHED DISHES
SITTING DOWN
Mrs. Ashcroft’s Remarkable
Recovery After Taking Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound
Covington, Ky.—*‘I was so weak and
nervous I could hardly do my housework
as I enh not stand
because of the bear-
ing-down pains in my
back and abdomen,
1 sat down most of
the time anddid what
I could do in that
way-—as washing
dishes, etc. One day
a book describing
Lydia E. Pinkham'’s
medicines was put
in my mail-box. I
a saw how the Vege-
table Compound had helped others so I
ave it a trial. I had to take about a
zenbottlesbefore I gainedmystrength
but I certainly praise this medicine.
Then I took Lydia E. Pinkham’s Blood
medicine for poor blood. I was cold all
the time. I would be so cold I could
hardly sit still and in the palms of my
hands there would be drops of sweat,
I also used the Sanative Wash and I
recommend it also. You may publish
this letter and I will gladly answer let-
ters from women and advise my neigh-
bors about these medicines,’’ — Mrs,
HARRY ASHCROFT, 632 Beech Avenue,
Covington, Kentucky.
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PENNSYLVANIA
STATE ITEMS |
Altoona.—Arriving opportunely at
the Dr. C. W. Delaney, Al-
toona, saved the lives of Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin C. Imber, of Pittsburgh, when
their autemobile skidded and over
turned near Woodbury, landing in a
pond and pinning the two occupants
under it. They were rescued uncon-
Beious. Both suffered from lacera-
tions and bruises.
Bloomsburg. — Willie Law, president
of the Magee Carpet Company, an-
nounced at the annual employes’ meet-
ing that a seven per cent bonus on
the earnings of all employes from
January 1 to December 10 would be
paid by the company. The amount
will be a little more than $80,000 and
will bring the total paid in Christmas
bonuses since 1919 to more han $450,-
000,
Lancaster.— Fifty pounds of Christ
mas candy was distributed free to
school children when the anto-
mobile of H. C. Frantz was damaged
in a collision with another car driven
by Charles Miller, and a bucketful of
candy wag thrown over the street and
sidewalk, All made a scramble for
the candy and stuffed pockets
while the two drivers the
pute over the crash
Harrisburg.— The
fund enriched by
received by State
from New
for honesty.”
scene,
here
their
settled dis
state con
science
Was £2 In a letter
Treasurer Snyder
Berlin
The
and signed “Yours
letter sald that in
a $100 exemption
from the inheritance tax was claimed
and that restitution to the state to the
cent was desired
Frank
shot
Wilkes-Barre Bogratz
of Luzerne,
.
wonnded his wife,
and slig
HM years old
Mrs. Be
a hospital here
then committed suleide, gratz
was taken to suffering
from a
will
bullet woun her chest and
Bo
heen idle
recover, physicia stated
gratz, n
for
n=
ghbors sald, had
some ti the shooting was
result of
inability
Warren —Ch
quarrels over
the murder
here, John
N. Y., former
business man,
wife on the street
Stefos, 30, of Hamburg,
says she
killed herself with a
taken
was captured
accidentally
volver
fos
re
she had from him. Ste
hours after the
Alle
by
shooting on a small island in the
gheny river { OVereomy
Haehn, of
after a running fight Author
the wound could have
been self-inflicted and believe the gun
was fired at range. The
ing took piace following a quarrel
couple had been separated a
George Warren,
ties say
Woman's not
close shoot.
month,
Reading. —A jury found Robert Brue,
guilty of murder in first
for killing Jonathan Klopp, a
storekeeper near Bernville, in Sep
tember. The murder followed the
bery by three men of the Klopp store,
leamon Crocker and Irvin Gringer,
Prue's self-confessed partners In the
robbery, of mur-
the
degree
rob
also were convicted
the first degree. Their confes.
involved Brue, who anid
fired the it that Killed
a young man, married less than
ler in
sions
was
have she
Philadelphia While mother
was preparing supper on the first floor
Michael Pippolo, 2 years old, was
their
2002
The
second floor of their home,
Twenty second street,
the hsooting In the Women's Homeo-
The boys had been
lieved that the child obtained the re-
New Kensington.—A mother and
tally burned and three other sons se-
injured when a gas explosion
Bradford.—Earl J. Fetterly, 39
years old, proprietor of the Maple
Shade Inn, at Port Allegany, near
was killed and William Barrho,
tional Bank, was Injured by bullets
who attempted to
up Mr. Fetterly. Several men
were In the hotel lobby when the ban.
dit entered from the street door and
Mr. Fetterly attempted to grapple
the gunman and was shot be-
The bandit escaped,
Allentown. — While crowds of per.
tion were passing the place a negro
emerged from the throng, smashed
the show window of the jewelry store
of Isaac Cohen with a brick, seized
a tray of diamonds and disappeared
before the surprised pedestrians real
ized what was going on,
Glasgow Coming out of the Bee
earia mine on the last trip, Edgar A.
Davis was killed by a fall of rock.
Lewishurg Surgeons at the Dan.
ville Hospital amputated the left leg
of Seymour Keefer, of this place, shot
while hunting.
Elimbeth., — Despondent over two
antomobile accidents in which he fig.
ured recently, Joseph E. Hanna took
his life by shooting.
Witkes-Barre Mrs, Nicholas Rop-
ko, aged 50, of Laceyville, died in the
Wilkes-Barre Hospital from burng re
celved when a lamp exploded In her
" — " - —-
Crop of Clover
One of Big Causes of Failure
Is That Soils Have Be-
come Acid or Sour.
+
A great many farmers are having
more and more difficulty In producing
a good clover crop. One of the main
troubles that the soils been
cropped until they are acid
Since bacterin life does not
solls that are acid, the
not grow well,
Practically all solls tend to become
more or lass sour or acid. The decay
of vegetable or organic matter pro-
duces acid. So soils rich in humus are
very apt to be acid. Plant roots, in the
process of growth, throw off acids that
the soll. Heavy, nonporous
do not alloyw the entrance
is have
Or sour.
thrive In
clovers will
soils that
So, practically all soils
Detecting Sour Soils.
Acid, or sour soils can be detected In
several ways. If clover and other
them
it is a soil
If such
tall
tall upon
#4 pretty certain sign
pretty fair sign of an acid
weeds as shieep
rush, corn spurrs
thrive
2 10
get blue litmuo
Testing Surf
he certain remedy
* n complets discy
the value of |
48,
Agricultural
Ind
consuit
Purdua
Department,
obtained from
Little Difference in
Fall and Spring Pigs
The swine hus { of
bandry division
the University farm
St throu
Paul
experiments, have
oh
ga
earefully conducted
found that It
of
takes a
greater variet)
feeds to grow fall pl
oa pe
Pgs success y
than is necessary to
their explanation b t
crops are not avaliable for
However, fall pigs make
gains when well housed
as do spring pigs.
grow spring pigs:
hat green
fall pigs
as rapid
and
it was found that the amount of feed
was prac-
tically the same for pigs farrowed at
the two different seasons
galing were made by fall pigs because
in the winter
Fall pigs sell at a
higher price than do spring pigs, not
Cheaper
the fact that they
a more favorable market
cost in
nsually
The
maintaining
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Pure Bred Sire Is
Jest for Breeding
Female Ancestry Should
show High Records.
“Future development
says O. E. Reed. fo
now Michigan
“depends to a
of the herd”
of Kinsus,
of Agri
great extent up
on the kind of sire used with the herd.”
It has been that the half
the herd and it is a faet that all future
cows in the herd carry 50 per cent of
his breeding
The should
of the represents
backed by good ancestry,
rmerly
with
culture,
College
sald sire is
herd sire
breed
be bred
and
if possibile
he should be a sire whose mother and
other close female ancestry have
shown high records of production. A
yearly record is to be to
one of shorter duration
pure
he he
preferred
ord of production one should by
means see the mother of the
she
closely con
to be good producers he is mbre cer
tain to
sired, ry often it
buy an old sire that has proved
a good breeder
of
transmit the dairy qualities de
ssible
from
such an animal are almost
The obj
Cer
tain
to Stand Cold Weather
ire or
It
temperat
of the
three sti
Hires pra
pest
Parks, Ohio
8 CAreit
the
T. H
cannot
Egg Production Depends
If you want to get the hest resuits
from your hens this fall and winter,
provide them with plenty of green
food. Green food is essential ezR
production, Ils a stimulant the
and also possesses
that are essential to body
to
to
health
There are two ways
of
Except that the soll should not
not, very particular regarding the vari
ety of soil In which it Is stand
While the usual preference is for a
gandy loam, some very good yielding
orchards stand In heavy clay, as well
as in the Intermediate grades, Plenty
of potash and lime are favorable to
the peach and are really essential to
long life of the tree. Peach trees
seventy years old and still bearing fine
crops of large peaches, are reported
as standing on a limestone hill. While
such an age ix, of course, quite excep
tional, one may have hearing peach
trees of considerably greater age than
the 12 or 15 years that Is usually
thought to be about the limit of their
useful lives, A careful and Intelligent
selection of the site for the trees, to-
gether with the right kind of care In
their cultivation, fertilization and
pruning Is quite Nkely to add several
years to their lives over that which Is
common to neglected treea,
to
Soy Acreage Increased
The acreage of soy beans grown for
the grain in the northern states where
the crop I= rapidly gaining In favor
inerensed about 25 per cent in 1024,
The total United States acreage grown
for the beans, rather than for forage,
in 1024, Is estimated at 534,000 acres
compared with 452,000 acres In 1023
Ohlo shows an Increase of 18 per cent.
The October 1 average condition of the
erop for the United States was 70 per
sent of normal,
the
Clemson college. The first method Is
by planting green food in the yard
and allowing the poultry access to It,
The method is by
green food each day to the
another lot. The first method
requires less labor and is iess expen
second
and
nearly any of these can be planted In
the fall and supply
for the winter,
will
extent on green food Plant
food now and have high
this winter.
Many a farmer could send his kids
to college oh good dairy cows,
- * .
Farming becomes more Interesting
as It becomes more intelligent,
» » -
Green feed, such as sprouted oats,
cabbage, turnips, beets and rape, are
necessary for the health of the pullets,
* & »
A dozen horseshoes over the barn
door will not prevent the bad luck that
comes from winter neglect of live
stock.
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Make sure that the ensilage cutter
18 In good repair, so that there will
he no delay when it comes time for
using.
. = -
The more feed one can get Into pigs
from two weeks of age on, the faster
they are going to gain. providing, of
‘ourse, provision has been made for
plenty of exercise,
LAS TER
Castoria is especially pre-
pared to relieve Infants in
arms and Children all ages of
Constipation, Flatulency, Wind
Colic and Diarrhea;
Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach
and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giv ]
allaying
‘
ig natural sieep.
wey
ure of Zapf hdr
ans everywhere recommend it.
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