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The American men and women must
guard constantly against kidney
trouble because we often eat too much
rich food. Our blood is filled with
acids which the kidneys strive to
filter out; they weaken from over
work, become sluggish, the elimina-
tive tissues clog and the result is kid-
ney trouble, bladder weakness and
a general decline in health,
When your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead: your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment, or you are
obliged to scek relief two or three
times during the night; if you suffer
with sick headache, or dizzy, nervous
spells, acld stomach, or if you have
rheumatism when the weather is bad,
begin drinking lots of good soft water
and get from your pharmacist about
four ounces of Jad Salts, Take a
tablespoonful in a glass of water be-
fore breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys may thea act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, com-
bined with lithia, and has been used
for years to help flush and stimulate
clogred kidneys, to neutralize the
acids in the system so they no longer
are a source of irritation, thus often
relieving bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive, cannot In-
jure, makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink and belongs in every
home, because nobody can make a
mistake by having a good kidney
flushing any time.
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By ELMO SCOTT WATSON
NE of the greatest “battles’
in modern history is now
being waged against a
foreign Invader on Amer.
jean soll. It is a battle
against an enemy which
has threatened to wipe
out nearly $10,000,000,000
worth of American Crops,
To save them, the sum of $10,000,000
already has been appropriated by the
federal governmen: and much more
will probably be required before the
fight is ended.
The enemy Is the “assassin of the
corn field,” the “most dangerous ene-
my of Indian corn that has ever ap-
peared In America”—the European
corn borer. This enemy is an allen
that first appeared on American soil
in Canada in 1021, After ravaging the
corn fields of that country and al-
most totally destroying them in the
short space of six years, it sneaked
over the boundry line and appeared
in the United States. Ohio and Michi-
gan were the first states which It In-
fested and there the losses mounted
to as high as 30 per cent of the nor-
mal crop.
Jefore its presence became widely
known, the pest had spread into New
England and New York, through
Pennsylvania as far south as Pitts.
burgh and into corner of West
Virginia. Then It' began to work
farther west Michigan, invaded
the northeastern corner of Indiana
and within the last year it struck at
the heart of America’s famous com
belt by appearing In Kankakee coun-
ty, lllinois. As the result of its opera-
tions an area of 3.000.060) acres, cov
ering 10.000 square miles, has been
infested and unless it is controlled, It
is predicted that “the entire agricul-
tural map of the world's greatest farm
producing area will be changed.”
Threat to Crops.
If the corn borer threatened only
the corn crop It would be bad enough,
But in striking at King Corn, this lit.
tie insect is a menace also to the very
foundations of the dairy, pork, poul-
try and other farm industries. It Is
estimated that 80 per cent of the corn
fg fed to live stock and sold in the
form of meat, milk, poultry. Forty per
cent of the corn Is fed to hogs and
15 per cent to cattle, Last year these
hoga were worth 21.080,000000 and
cattle R1.165,000000. The value of the
poultry was estimated at $600,000,000
and the dairy products £1.515,000.000,
Add to these the value of the corn
crop itself, $2,000,000,000, and it gives
one
into
which the European corn borer Is
threatening to reduce, Of course, this
can wipe out of existence that much
wealth, but It is a potential danger
to it unless the ravages of the pest
are checked,
Alarming as the situation has been,
there is one ray of light in a recent
statement by Secretary Jardine of the
United States Department of Agricul
ture that even though the corn borer
might spread over the entire corn belt,
by that time his department would
have developed effective and eco-
nomieal methods of control and the
damage would be kept to a minimum,
The Agricultural department has re-
cently completed a survey of the re-
sults of the $10,000,000 spring control
campaign in New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohlo, Indiana and Michigan authorized
by congress. Although this survey
#hows one and a half times as many
“Mcoies” to Feature
Annual Farm Report
For the first time in the history of
the American Farm bureau federation
apd so for ns is known In any organi
ration, the annus! report this year
will Le given to the convention dele
gates in “movie” form.
I. 1 Kibler, head of the educn-
tonal dipactiment of the federation,
pointed or tbat the delegates in the
pret hove curried voldininous reports
away In their porters and that It ap
¥ ¥
a |
E)
bo Rl
borers In 1027 as in 10246, this Is only
the normal ind
the number of borers in the Infested
area that Is shown in the estl
four times 08 many
The significance of this
the remainder of
statement which reads as follows:
one-sixth of
Tease
1026 as |
Secretary
The reduction of the rate of Incr
in the number of borers this year |
effectiven the cont
eaten the
The department's opin
© t # to be that the spread of
borer to the entire belt
table and that It iz a situatl
the farm 8, state de
curn ie nevis
wit and t} state
colleger
At the same time
ares used In the spring
iy effective to lead
believe that serious
age to the nation's
corn crop can ba av
able extent. The reauils
campaign are due in a
to the co-operation given by farm
in the infested area in carry
clean-up measures recomn
continuation of such ¢
vigorous action by all
area in putting effective contre
gres into practice is the onij
ate way In which
can be prevented
These measures Include the destruc
tion of all
ty «bili
sided to
'
large messure
ers
ing out the
ended. The
erted and
the
iI meas.
farmers in
immedis
commercial damage
cornstalks, remnants of
stalks, and corncobs In the fields or
near the premises, before the
gence of the corn borer moth,
tive methods of holding down the In-
crease in the number
must be adopted
practice generally or ser
ment of the present sysiem of
ing in the corn belt will bece
already occurred in
emers
Lifec.
ious 1
Brea
nag on the
and state forces having dem
mpaign of
federal
gtrated the effec
me
At
tiveness of the control
d in slo
crea of the number of b
assumed that adequa
urers will be ¢
affected. The
to co-operate with the states In scouts
Ing to determine infesiation, the main.
tenance of quarantines and In provid«
ing for necessary research and educa-
tional work Insofar as the regular
avpropriations of the department for
the purpose are available,
New Bulletin Cut.
In furtherance of its “Control the
Corn Borer” campaign, the Agricul.
tural department has recently issued
a bulletin for farmers on the subject
of “The European Corn Borer—Its
Present Status and Methods of Con-
trol” which contains the following ad.
vice on how each ean do his share to
help thwart the “assassin of the corn
field”:
The main effect at control of the corn
borer In the Middle West should be
directed toward the disposal of corn
refuse,
Large-stemmed weeds or grasses
Rrowing In or along the edges of badly
infested cornfields must also he des
stroyed. Infested plants may be dis.
posed of through any one of the fol-
lowing methods or by a combination of
such methods: (1) Feeding to live
stock direct from the field, or as silage.
or as finely out or finely shredded
ren une wing down the in.
it is
meng
ers,
rol
the states
department will continue
al (2 i
1}
wed ¢
to the
ng stage
Clean Up by May 1.
of safety the clean-ug
d by May 1 of each
t be plowed
r in the
Por the spake
iid be winslets
4 be destroyed unless
in-
eaten
trampled
creased
shredder
parts
deeply fhure
of the silo and
i ¢ is recomme
into m
Gyse
under
to the
tion befor the mot emerge.
arers of their
crawl to
being bpiowed
lowing methods must
n plowing depriv
natural shelter when
the soil surface after
they
under
be In f sntly to insure that
all corn 1k 513 trash are tu
under of i Neither dept
plowing of plowing
portant orer contro
clean i
afterward dra
in case the
ment wil
gtalks o
cut or brol
3
tf An ex
£ paris can then
i Breaking or
3 ling cornstalks at the
: , followed by clean raking
windrows or pi and ¢f
ing are very effective methods
may be mi more effective if
the remaining trash is plowed under
cleanly. Before June 1 of each year
ler
ade
thatching, and for windbreaks,
similar purposes,
clude surplug stalks stored for fodder
and feed lots
from badly infested fields should be
year and
cornstalke or high-cut stubble
borers. Poisons, trap lights,
tive baits or pasturing
fields
trolling the borer and are not recom
mended,
Control of the corn’ borer depends
upon community-wide effor.. The corn
growers must help one another. Corn.
borer moths fly from field to field. Com
secure the full
concerned,
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peared that possibly some of them
were not thoroughly scrutinized.
Proceeding on the theory that a
few figures in the delegates’ heads
are worth more than endless columns
in their pockets, Mr. Kibler, with
other federation officials, devised the
“movie” idea,
Reel 1 of the “annual report” will
show M, 8 Winder, executive socre-
tary, beginning to read the real re
port that Ix to be filed In the federn.
tion's archives, He will "fade out.” to
be replaced by a man busily cranking
an electric generator at Chleago.
which provides current for farm ma.
chinery in the West. If contributions
dropped, for Instance, during August,
the separator will slow down while
the thresher does gome troubleshoot
ing.
Other agricultural events of the
year in which the federation was in.
terested will be portrayed in a similar
manner. Many of the officials of the
organization expressed objections: te
the movie idea, but every protest was
eventually ironed out,
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