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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-31
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-29
Tonetine IS Beauty Aid,
Announces Specialist
Mildred Louise Talk Of Interest to
Women

AS health is Il first aid to beauty. this
story, told by Mildred Louise. beauty
specialist. of Boston, Mass, is of unus-
ual interest.
7 can recommend no better health
givcr than tonuline," said Mildred Lou
isc
i was for many munt!is a victim of
stomach trouble and nervousness. l.
had suffered terribly from pains that
followed eating. Headaches also would
add to my worries. Poor digestion finally
brought on nervousness.
Relief came, however, when l took
the advice Of several women who said
Take tonolnc.'
"Not long after I started the tono-
line treatment, my patrons began to re-
mind me of the Improvement in my
condition. And because health is the
quickest way to beauty, the improve
ment was particularly noticeable i'll my
face.
what tonoline really did for me !
cannot say. | am so grateful that i am
very willing to recommend tonoline pub
lcly."
Tonoline is a purely vegetable pre-
paratiOu which goes to the seat of com
mon n,a,adics-Stomach and kidney
trouble, catarrhal affections OF the mu-
couS membranes, liver ailments and i'm
purtcs of the blood-;lnd quickly re-
stores proper action. Tonoline is being
drug store. =,
Notice-As tonoline is u wonderful
flesh builder it should not be taken by
anyone not wishing to increase his
weight ten pounds or more. Although
many reports are received from those
severe cases of stomach trouble and
nervous dyspepsia, chronic constipation,
etc. -H'A'$
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-29

them on until the afternoon. Wcles.
day night the territory around Dcni.
son was visited by heavy shower
and ] remained in the office all of
Thursday forenoon. While the rain
prevented gathering news. it was a
grand thing for the pastures and also
made blowing much easier
q
ID. Mccullough, who resides in Mil
ford township. three and Il ha!t miles
northwest of Vail, took pity upon our
family last Thursday and picked sew
eral dandy roasting ears which he
gave to me. Here is hoping that he
may always have plenty to spare the
poor editor.
Henry Hadcnfeld was busy disking
a small tract OF land preparatory to
seeding with alfalfa when 1 visited
him in section six East Boyer town.
ship. - D.. Apt.
Growing children need more tissue
building foods than do persons whose
growth is completed. Milk. eggs. meat.
fish, cheese and legumes are all tissue
building foods. but milk and eggs are
best for young children
o.
Now is tho time to make Sauerkraut,
say officials of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture. tremendous
rainfall throughout the country has re-
suited in an enormous cabbage crop.
Nine out of every ten pounds OF cab
bage is water. Lack OF rain last year
sent the price of cabbage from 81 and
S. a ton to 500 and $500. One mill
ion dollars worth of last years crop
OF cabbage was made into saucrkraut,
but even so there was suci, Il shortage
Of this valuable food material that the
price rose from $3.50 d barrel to $35.
Hugh Foley, whose land is located
in sections twcnty-one and two in VIII
low township, has contemplated the
building of barn Oh his farm for
some time. He was determined that
the barn should be strictly modern,
and with that view in mind, has con-
suited an architect who has reputa-
ton for being hep to what is modern
in barns, and as result the Foley
farm will soon have a barn that will
be the last word in convenience Of
construction. Work will start on the
same about September 10th. The
building will be 2Sx36.
" A. C. Wickwire, who lives five miles
south of Charter Oak! left last week
Wednesday for Colorado. Mr.. Wick
wire and family are making the trip
by auto and expect to be gone about
three weeks.
Joseph Inghram, who owns a big
slice of section sixteen in Milford
township, can do other things success
fully as we'll as farm. AS evidence
Of that fact ] wish to call your atten-
ton to barn 3SX52 which was built
by himself, assisted by the hired man.
1t has concrete floor and ] noticed con-
siderable concrete work on the farm.
Mr.. Inghram is responsible for its
making too. ! noticed the large. hay,
loft is we'll filed with a good quality
n alfalfa and Timothy hay. IAN elecs5l
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-29

no time in removing the mud from
the soles of my shoes. 1t is certainly
a pleasure to visit and dine with a
family who soon make it plain that
you are really welcome. Mr. Marsh
Milford township. A new hog house
2Ox32 will be erected this fall.
C. II. Podcy. son of Fred Podey. told
me he used five and half pounds OF
Irvine to the acre on his twelve-acrc
field of wheat. This listens like a
good yield of wheat. He has eighty
four head OF spring pigs, but last week
sold twelve matured hogs, which
brought him $492.G5, at $17.75
per hundred. AS listened to his story
Of receiving $17.75 per hundred for his
hogs | thought of the time, about
twenty-five years ago. when | held a
few hogs until | could get So per hun
dred for them. The Podcy farm is To-
Gated four and half miles cast Of
Debit.
On the farm OF NJ. NJ. Slechta.
farmed by his son. A. b., in section
two Milford township, 4 new corn
crib will be built A cement feeding
floor will also be made and an addi-
ton will soon be made to the dwell
ing. which includes porch with ce-
ment floor
1t is a known fact that there are
two ways to judge COWS. namely, by
type and production. There are GER
tain fundamentals which are identi-
fed with show yard type, and these
characteristics are closely connected
with productions 1t does not follow,
however, that the show yard animal
is always the best producer, and no
man, no matter how good judge
he may be, can with authority select
the best COW from a lot as regards
her ability to produce. The Babcock
tester and scales, together with
strict accounting system, are the fac
tors which readily and accurately re-
cord production and relative economy
thereof.
Last week Wednesday, w. G. Geh-
ring. who lives nine miles north Of
Dunlap, left on an auto trip for Web!
Stcr county, NeDTaSkd. Morse JcIScu-
sen and family accompanied Mr.. Gel
ring and family and they expect to be
absent about one week. 'f 80. t'''*
forgot to mention last week that
g. Hodkins and family, who live north
Of Dunlap, had visited Sunday with
Mapleton friends. l hope Mr.. Hold
kins will pardon ME for my lapse OF
memory last week. promise not to
do it again. c'#r3 - J jtsa5 la&m".@
The rains last week prevented get
ing around as much as had planned
On doing. got into a very heavy rain
at Charter Oak Tuesday afternoon and
olowed home through the mud on low
speed nearly all the way to within
our miles OF 'Denison, where / found
he farmers stacking and the roads
we're dusty. Wednesday, morning II
started 4 ont in. o, ~ rtAeasterly ,direc.
ion and when about ti |. miles from
own lid t. put wi tIfaiiis siif
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-29

trio lighting system has been in
stalled and it also furnishes power for
feed grinder, washing machine and
grind stone | noticed large arc
light upon pole in the yard and was
told ii furnishes light for the entire
barn yard. | believe it would be adj
visable for all who install an electric
lighting system on their farms to i'll
vestiGatc the lighting of the yard. .
l have seen a number Of statements
in both the city and country newspa-
pers which claim we are to have Il
biz corn crop, some even predict a
bunpcr crop. have before me a
ccunty newspaper Which says: "Un-
less al signs fail there will be the
largest cron crop in this vicinity that
was ever gathered" | certainly hope
that statement is true. but from what
| have seen by visiting many of the
fields in all sections of the county, ]
doubt it, | have been in many fields
where there were from three to four
stalks in a hill and only one stalk
had an car on it. have seen many
fields with. number OF the stalks
containing two small ears that would
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not make corn il frost stayed away
eral fields which have been in the
roasting ear stage for the past two
and some, almost three weeks, but
the latter arc few and far between.
Nearly half OF tho corn in Crawford
county will not be free from danger
from frost the end of September. But
If frost stays away through Scptcm-
Der am going to expect Il lot of good
corn and the price is bound to be high.
The increase in price Of corn will
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THE REVIEWS SPECIAL
\ FARM NEWS DEPARTMENT
JOIN, H. D. Gray
EDITOR
Live News About Crawford County Farms
and Farmers
FARMERS ATTENTION!

wish to call your attention to
= the fact that am at home every
= Saturday afternoon in my office,
= and would be pleased to have
y you call and make it your rest
= room while in tile city Saturday
S* afternoons
have been provided with a
= separate room for my use and
= the publishers of The Review
< join me in extending an invita-
- tion to you to call and share it
= with me.
4 Along with cordial welcome
= you will find a" modern office
= room equipped with plenty of
= chairs, etc, to make your visit
= pleasant. Also an abundance of
!. reading matter and writing ma.
4 terial which will be furnished
!. to the farmers free.
want you to feel that this
= office is your headquarters and I
= you may make it a meeting place :
= for your friends.
Call next Saturday afternoon
= and see il it makes me mad.
Jno.. Fl. d. Gray,
T Farm Editor Review. :
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NAME LENDS DIGNITY.


To have the name of the farm reg
\ istered invests that farm with GER
q tain dignity that was previously not
Il enjoyed. It serves to distinguish that
particular farm from it's numerous
1 neighbors. It gives an individuality
4 to the place. Often the names signify
much. Sometimes they hint Of the
chief industry or favorite breed Of
--atack More often they give hint
Of the surroundings and help one 10
before seeing it.
Tie farm name has another very i'm
pOrtant effect. Ordinarily we think
4 that II farmer thinks his farm
I worthy of name it must be pretty
good farm, rather attractive. owned
u by u man who takes considerable
pride in his vocation, and in his prop
erty There are many farms in the
county that are distinguished with
7 attractive names, and many other
farmers are planning on taking ad-
A vantage of the law permitting and
providing: for the naming of their
farms. ..,.
believe the owners name as we'll
\ as the name of the farm should APP
pear on the farm buildings or road
v side sign. .,'..
The following are few names
suggest, which may not have been
used by Crawford county farmers:
h The Summit, Crescent Hill, County
4 Line, Minnehsha, Monticello, Prim-
rose, Ferndale,, Oak Glen, Mapledell,
Brooksidc, Evergreen, Fairacres, Hill
crest, Grand View, Gentle Slope,
Waveland, Lookout, Never Fail, Pleas
ant View, Shady Lane and The Pines.
M Here is another suggestion: Use
printed stationery the same as other
business men.
M Henry Pfannkuch has his horse
barn well flied with .oat hay. 1t was
no fault Of his, however, that he has
this oat hay. The hot wind few
weeks ago dealt the oats Knockout,
or knockdown, blow. He had finished
cutting Saturday night. about three
4 acres of a fifteen acre field Of oats,
Intending to finish the job Monday,
hut tile hot wind came Sunday and
beat upon that field with the result
above stated. He went into the field
Monday with a mower in place of
sell binder as he had planned. He
had another field Of twelve acres
which the wind did not affect, this
gave him total of fifteen acres OF
oats this year. His farm is located in
I northeast Jackson township. about
\ i've miss south Of Wall Lake.
Az the purse Of John Auen in Jack
4 son township had outgrown the ola
residence on HIS farm three miles
1outheast of Herring, he decided to
Ahaye erected modern home for him.
I aelf and family. Such a building is
now being built and J. p. Ryan is the
contractor who is building a home
Sthat will contain every known mod
arr convenience The building IS
SOx32. two stories high with base
mani under entire building. Electric
IN win be used as lighting system,
ana II will also be placed IN all the
other buildings on the farm.
frank Dobler, son of G. Z. Dobler,
iSfnrmed me that a large double corn
Nrii,s will soon be erected on the farm
three and a half miles northwest OF
West Side
I u MANY of the ladies', as we'll as the
~ rIners. have told me they ENJOY
reading this department. Wen, biess
Ina ladies', 1t gives me pleasure 10
Ennw this part of this great fanny |
is pleasing the suhscrlp'
s,rs. i want the farmers to feel that
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CONTINUED on Next Pagel

Tho farther you send a dollar away
from home, the longer it takes it to
get back.
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mako up much of the shortage in
yield. I..... ..E.
1t will pay to plant winter wheat.
There is no doubt OF it. The world
wheat supply is but two-thirds OF the
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FROST RECORD

Following are the official figures
showing dates of killing frost:5 in
Northwestern Iowa. since the year