The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, May 13, 1926, Image 5

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    THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL. PA.
Enormous Antal 1% or serious panzer | NO WOMAN CAN KEEP
Loss bv Erosion of Serious Danger
PS ; Keep Ope Aghts ( §
Soil Resources Are Being ep Open Lights Out of HOUSE EFFICIENTLY
Tractor Building,
Seriously Depleted — Th s
by Gullying. (Prepared by the United States Dyvartowent Without Good Health
of Agriculture.) ————————
- Gasoline ip uncovered recontnoies, I was on a visit to my sister in
(Prepared by the United States Departrient particularly when kept indoors, is a # | Utlea, Mic higan, and she had taken
n ol Africalture.) ea | source of grave danger, Even at . iy Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
Erosion of farm land causes an pound, Her husband got me a bot.
snormous annual loss to American {| tle and I took it and felt so much
farmers, While a large outlay of cash : : f _ | better that I got a second one, Now,
and labor Is being made for soll m= | ® Single pint rendering the alr In “n a 1 whenever I feel run-down I take the
| ordinary sized room exploglve, The | Vegetable Compound and soon feel
| vapor, being heavier than air, sinks i 4 ; all right again. 1 have had three
l to the zround” or floor and’ may ¢ : ” ; y little girls in the last six years and
h do all my housework, sewing, wash-
| ing, and ironing. My time is pretty
; well taken up, but I will answer any
ly hazardous to set a lantern cu ihe YS 2 letters I receive,” —Mas, Fraxg Dix-
ground or fio ar a gasoilne con wr | pore, 823 Plerve Avenue, Lancaster,
| talner of any kind, even out of doors Ce 4| Ohio,
i as the flume he lantern may follow
ordinary temperatures it gives off a
| very explosive vapor, the vipo rom
provement, at the same time the soil
resources of the country are being
seriously depleted through pullying
; present withont « odor being de
Owing to the large yearly rainfall ' :
. Sa tected or thi sasaon it Is especial
and to the extensive growing of clean
cultured crops year after year in the vie
southern states, that section suffers
a disproportionate share of this loss
Gullying does considerable damage, Sturgis, Michigan—“l em very
bs | thankful for what your medicine
kas done for me and have recom-
allowed In the garage or bullding econ i mended it to others, 1 took it to
| taining the farm tractor or soline / | glve me strength before my baby
retain all of the rain that falls on |
snl nobli ap metime oa { was born. I would have to stop work
i i i NE Bes rolling « hilly lane he , low = engine. Automoblles are =ometimes W e t
Just mix fijabastine wih 7 4 : rol ug or oh bon i the stk Son va get on fire through ignition of gasoline MRS. FRANK DINDORE and lle down sometimes all the after.
water co or of an over the surface to a drainage channel
023 PIERCE AVENUR, LANCASTER, OHIO noon. 1 feit as if I did not care
apply to any interior sure oa ut the foot of the slope. If there are
Q : whether anything was done or not. I
! : : ’ «~ | cigars or ecligarettes, i got tired out so easi] One day I
7 no draws or depressions the water | “5° ’ Bo 20 SAY. y
ace. . The sure result is 2, truvels over the surface to the foot of | I'he use of gasoline inside the house Four Walls Can Make @&| found a little book on my porch and
beautifully tinted walls in the i in broad. thin sheets. Where { TOF cleaning purposes has resulted in House, but it takes a Wom. | [hat night I showed it to my hus
exactly the color you wish. Ex Ope uw rot, wD Shee | many destructive fires and numerous band and he went down town and
deaths. Often some cleaning agent an to Make a Home got me a bottle of Lydia E. Pink
is led into the depressions, It gath- < . ! dg ly T . 3 ham's Vegetable Compound. The
. - sit mr } whe Ate oF a . 0 be a successful homemaker, a
Alabastine comes in all i pre from above and from the sides of | tant ofl Ho! take fire os wi - ne woman must guard her health. When | medicine has helped me sp. much
satisfacrtoril $ Te aiine hieneve 2 Ey + 8 p o
standard colors and these the depression and forms a stream | ho . ie y a Riot : I : Hy mother is not well, the home is up. | that | was 3080 able to do my work,
intermix to form count- with power to wash away the sofl | F480 ine Is used indoors for Tinie " set. Women everywhere are learn. and when my baby was born, my
less others so that your proportional to the stream's size and | it 18 Important that there be no fire log through their own personal ex- Byres. M i, Porbes. Jad tas Coo
decor ting taste may veloeit It the depression 18 not { In the room and that the doors and periences, as these women did, the | “a8iest birth she had ever attended.
a be docity, { . fenress : O
1 ' I i11 he mm \
m ntl 3 } eriiks or otlie windows he apen so the vapor may merit of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege. } will be mere thay Plsased i I am
. nt Th » *§ or Ie r 3 ‘ 3 10] ty x 5
accurately followed. sui elently protecied Ly I's a Never use as a container for table Compound. elping someone else by giving my
means to prevent erosion, a guy ye
i the vapor
however, in nearly all parts of the I
United States,
When plants and soil are unable to
Open-flame 1 should never be
| or the vapor therefrom by sparks from
depressions exist, however, the water
i BSCADe
testimonial.”"—Mzs. Eowazp Pes
Lancaster, Ohlo—*“For ten years | sixa, 208 Surprise Ave, Sturgis,
a break If dropped after my marriage, | had poorhealth. | Michigan.
ition Auntie Had All the
hy sulting Soar Best of It in Shade
R les | Vashurgh, prine
; 5. | this liquid a glass Jar. bottle or other
gins to forms which enlarges with ench u ens
iKely tt
receptacle
sueeeeding raln
: struck accidentally,
sult Start. 3 we
Where Gulilies Sta ia { fabhihe alk. i ; Amb
are not the
Fie
1‘ f x = ' $ 4
' fig Cu igh school, believes
sO-caliedl Jazz per
| Two General Methods of Hag hath canceled after Use SEW PRT {opie Suminad ot seteriaratis
Keeping Paraffin Liquid
Instead of Kalsomine or Wall Paper
A Frequent Caller More Buying Bird Cages
“It's silly to si rp i Four 04 ‘ Fen
knocks only once
“Why
: No lee
here today
pportunity
Free Pross
Smarting aOR le
by morning if
when retiring
The Reason
i {Hey
Hope against
receive. Montgomery
Unless what we
glory is val Phae
A car
for every purse
and purpose
N THE automobile industry several
distinct price classes have developed. Co —
General Motors is represented in each. A a | Fertilizer for Young
The General Motors line of passen- | when carefully and properly con- | Orchards Must Be Rich
ger carscomprises 52 different models. jructed. . Tue following method is ) Verdiizer, sich in nitroge
They include every open and closed that ‘are ut times. ov T . beginning to bear i is 5 Foo MOTHER -
body type and range in price-at-the- | bottom he gully for =a | idea to omit most of the nitrogen ar BE hn
factory as follows: {ist ance Wit ten feet u ' y | ade otash and ph = ' Castoria 1s I easant, harm-
my
H
fered with a iayer of traw that will § quantit he added less Substitute for Castor Oil,
~ he from four to six inches deep when § mined by the fertility of the i y _ . Yrs
CHEVROLET pressed down by the weight of the i If one is planting ti orchard witl Paregori ' Teethi 8 I ops
dam. The brush, with the butts point- | an intercrop, the fertili should 1 and Soothing Syrups, espe-
6 Models—$510 to $765 WY DURE | iitar ror ee Et ir Taleo
ing upstream, is laid close together | added just after the fir cially prepared for Infants in ns and Children all ages.
aRen XE recor
1 or § +
“ on the straw and thoroughly framed ing. This will afford » fertiliz an
PONTIAC down. the fine brus? ing pluced at opportunity to help the crop § Sa af dm
2 Models—$825 the bottom and the coarser on top well as the young trees To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of ; ole hora
* ' i, i " ch ackap Ram retrverher .
The packed brush is held in place bs Experiments prove tl t ix Bot Proven d ont on each package Physicians everywhere recommend it
OLDSMOBILE ross ple es nolled to fence posts met good practice to an
tn the line of the dam across the tioneg of commercial fertil in 1} Cement Railroad Ties Initial Error
9 Models—$875 to S1 1 1 5 gully Ket ti e posts in the ground not immediate vicinity of the
0 . . » How did it happen you never suc
§ evi in t deep if possible far more desirable to broadeast : Being Tried m South ceeded "in business? You had u 1
vines ¥ mel A f
pretty
J ike he middle of the dam lower tillzer among the rows Good bis ih ent at nefantly increas fair start Yes," replied the failure
i Make t: ] I
n the sides so t t the water will manure that is free from weed seed is i § won! has driven the I guess that was the trouble. You
6 Models—$97 95 v | id 1
OC e 9 75 to $12 95 not have a tendency to wash around alwavs desi ile It may be n i : Ironde te } point of finding a sub SOP, should have started on a shoe
the ends. Satisfactory dams can also any time with every assurance o 134 stitute for tim * in the g of the siring Cincinnati Enquirer
BUICK be made of other materials, such as cor Many practical orchard mes roadbed ariouns forms o 1 ties
- xf On loge. concrete. or voven ire ; ly it early In the spring and then mve been oxperimented with, but as s
16 Models $1 125 to $1995 stones log nnerete OF oven wire ippiy 4 F nm! ! ing : ‘ : have lw ‘ The a Ww : Wi “nN Shave With Cuticura Soap
TE raul $ vailable i tinto the soil thers simply put ral vy hinnve 5 found fault nt z
where brush ls not available disk | oth oO a ng pu rile the i A ine ulty, bu And double your razor efficiency as
Plowing in and seeding is a simple it on the ground and leave it there it seems that it is lHkely that the
CADILLAC r oir ter be 1 well as promote skin purity, skin com-
neh covimieti , rathe v ive ie 1 ang one-half tons te MIEN jie wi wr» founda fo solve .
though sometimes sther expensive rom one to or i } 1 : cement Le ¥ ne N e the fort and skin health., No mug, no
“ 1 i ” : 3 3 1 may be » with no « Fog id lovey "
13 Models—$2995 to $4485 weliad’ of solving, Siw. Salk] the Ie sy Bo Juud WIL U0 MSOE Lue toe he tei ill TREY SORTS Cree, A Ge TE
. . ing no well defined drainage areas | enough fertilizer to go around when years ago at Eagle Pass, Texas, was At cu Shaved Suite Satis.
Quality 18 the first law of General un be entirely filled. They can be | applied heavily, it should be spread re ently taken up and each one was a Aoap Rae ull ue Sliaving, bathe
Motors; and sweeping economies, pos- first partly filled with manure, straw, | lightly. Better a half ton than none | cuhiected to the closest examination Rg aes Ms ong yor Semen.
sible to 1 ti 1 ve h h corn stalks or small brush, which | at all to the acre, and no evidence of impending failure
an institution wit the re- should be covered with a foot or ———————————— wae to he found In fact it was the The Women
sourcesof General Motors, arereflected more of dirt by plowing and scraping Protein Is Necessary opinion of the engineers making the He—Life would be all right except
. . mn the edge of the gullies J . examination that the ties were just | for two things
i h p from the edge A cortal yunt wotoln ix ab
n the prices of General Motors cars. start Plowing, A certain amount of protein 18 ab. | oC when laid She—And what are they?
: i solutely essential | cattle wading
Select the car that suits you from The plowing should be started in solulely Seatial in 0 ; Shing In nddition they had overcome some He—Blondes and brunettes.
the General Motors line. You may the bottom of the gully or as near the
b 4 : “ bottom as possible and the dirt thrown
uy it out of income on General
toward the center from both sides
Motors’ time payment plan (GMACQC), The plowing is done In the same way nection with other roughages, the ad
: . > + GR i king and shoul bre t
which assures fair terms and low rates. in lbes: A A old be dition of one pound of protein per
edges of the gully. To push the dirt
hay Is the sole roughage it is not
i necessry to use any protein ford, but
where alfalfa or clover iz fed in con
| head per day will reduce the cost of
! ;
graing materially. If no alfalfa or
toward the center of the gully, an { other leguminous hay Is fed, two
ordinary road drag or steel ditcher | 8 : . : ¥
pounds of protein food per head per
: ean be used to advantage, day will produce considerable cheap s 3
The freshly plowed earth over the Ge : : Growing Things
galing,
| sides and bottom of the gully affords Watch things grow 1 Tiny shoo BOW,
a good seed bed for plant growth. . . . In a few months, sturdy 1 grown
M O Grasses should be sowed or trees Weighing Milk Saves Feed plants. From a tiny beginning, Mon
| planted to hold the soil in place and Dairy cows should be fed in pro- | arch Coffee and Monarch Cocoa, too,
: have grown. An amazi develop
temporary dams of some material | portion to the amount of milk they ! ng
ment, due to uality and low cost.
CHEVROLET - PONTIAC * BUICK such as brush or straw should be | produce. This can be accurately | " highq ay
built to catch the soil that might | done by using the milk record sheet |
OLDSMOBILE © OAKLAND | stherwise be washed away by heavy | as a guide. In cases where a person |
CADILLAC . GMC TRUCKS | tains. Some grasses that can be used | starts to welgh the milk from his Quality Jor 7o Years
’
{lor this purpose are bermuda grass, { cows he not only saves food but he also
“”
A car for every purse and purpose” rchard grass, blue grass, red top, | Increases the milk production because
Chicago Boston + Phtaburgh © New York
| ‘ocality has certain grasses best | states J. B. Fitch of the Kansas State
| mited to it. Agricultural college dairy department,