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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
5
A fragmentary 19th century advertisement urges women to contact Dr. Pierce for confidential medical advice claiming decades of experience. It warns about examinations and warns against unsafe substitutes while promoting a dubious patent remedy and mailing address.
The article discusses a feeding regimen for dairy cattle using Value GF and ASE products. It notes a portion guidance and claims the ration is safe with other feeds, presenting advantages such as low cost, good digestibility, and suitability for various foods without injuries. It emphasizes, from a scientific basis, the diet’s strong appeal to dairymen seeking economical options.
A historic dairy record describes Banestine the cow producing 1083 pounds of butter fat in a year. The narrative notes flawless freshening and superior feed, with estimates of daily butter output rivaling multiple households, plus comparisons to other cows and feeding practices.
The text outlines maintenance nutrient requirements for cows and dry cattle, detailing protein and carbohydrate needs and fat, with references to silage delivering 7 pounds protein 7.1 pounds carbohydrates and 1 pound fat daily. It notes feeding strategies using alfalfa hay and corn and describes beef cattle market sales and feedlot fattening practices with some anecdotal kennel-like notes and dairy cow traits.
Subscribers served by city carriers who did not get the Herald on Monday and Thursday are asked to call City Messenger Co at 4481. The firm will deliver a copy immediately upon request and help rectify delivery issues.
The text warns flies are the most dangerous wild animal in America and spread disease. It explains flies breed in manure and filth, contaminate food, and urges weekly cleanup and screened manure to stop breeding. It calls for public help in the pest campaign.
Public health guidance emphasizes keeping flies away from the ill and contagious, urging screening of food and supplies, proper garbage disposal, and cleanliness to prevent disease. It recommends burning fly-killing powders, ventilating kitchens, sealing manure pits, and contacting health authorities if nuisance persists.
A fragmented column blends pest control tips with reflections on weather, home, and seasonal advice. It highlights methods to deter ants from tree trunks by moist sawdust kerosene packing and black leaf spray, plus notes on aphid control and the desire to relocate for better life quality. It touches on education, travel, and renewing life in the old home.
A readable recipe fragment explains how to prepare potpie dough and filling. It covers boiling dough, thickening the gravy, adding broth and butter, and finishing with biscuit accompaniments. The instruction favors practical steps and temperate suggestions for serving.
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