Genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Advertisement
One of the essentials of happy homes is reliable health information and world renowned products. It touts an Ethical laxative, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, approved by physicians and Well-Informed of the World, urging purchase only from the California Fig Syrup Co. and available at leading druggists.
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Vas
California Fig Syrup Co
Careful in business and generous hearts mix in old notes
A collage of quotations and anecdotes from early 20th century columns features Jon D Rockefeller Jr on business caution, a doctor praising Cuticura remedies for eczema, and light social banter. Included are remarks about beggars, Peruna Almanac ads, a silent room joke, and a fur company stamp.
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Jon D. Rockefeller, Jr
Jim
Convenient Feed Rack Featured For Farms
A substantial feed rack is presented as a cost effective investment for farms with large stock. It enables use of coarse feed that would otherwise be wasted and extends roughage feeding through winter. Estimated cost around $18. The rack helps dairy cows in cold yards by sustaining roughage intake during secure stacking conditions.
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Wilk
Parisian Skin Food CO
Grenshaw SL
Chicago
U.S.A
Construction of cattle feeding racks described in detail
The text outlines building six by eight foot cattle racks for yards to reduce waste. Specs include 16 by 8 by 8 feet dimensions, mounted on skids, with a frame of 4x4s, fencing slats, inch flooring, and 2x8 and 1x12 boards for strength and weather protection. Material list totals fencing, 4s, 2x6s, boards, and floorings.
Kind of Cows to Keep on Dairy Farms
Guidance on selecting dairy cows and breeding for milk production. Recommends dairy cows over beef types, cooperation for a good dairy sire, planning a silo early, and avoiding strong flavored feeds to prevent odors in cream. Encourages careful feeding after milking and caution about risk.
Horticultural Notes Spreading Cautions On Home Mixed Oils
The column warns readers to be cautious when using home mixed sprays as caustic and oil must be combined properly. It notes a practical justice example where a boy who damaged a tree must plant a new one himself. Mulching aids berry production and suggests buckwheat straw spread on old meadow followed by fall plowing for potatoes.
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Weston
Chicago
Maling Corporation
Butter Making From Churned Grains To Packaged Butter
In low temperature churning stop when butter is granule like rice or wheat grains. Draw off buttermilk wash butter in clean water. Salt at three quarters ounce per pound or a bit more as market demands. Then work and pack into packages ready for delivery.
Dairy Cows in Stalls and the Push for Comfort
A discussion on improving dairy cow housing focuses on replacing old rigid stanchions with more comfortable, cleaner stalls. While many patent and non patent designs exist, the goal remains to secure cows at night, keep them clean, and enhance their wellbeing across farms of any size.
Building a cow stall with a sloped feed rack
Instructions from the Missouri Valley Farmer describe a cow stall design with a bottom feed rack using 2 by 4 and 1 by 4 strips forming a 60 degree slope. The rack bottom should be three feet above the floor, with 2 by 4 on edge from seven feet front, and short partitions to prevent turning. No gutter is required in this stall type.
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Missouri Valley
Dairying: Educators and Wealth for Community
Dairying raises community wealth and individual prospects. The notes urge clean well ventilated barns to prevent disease and endorse pure bred sires. A young cow that efficiently converts feed into milk and butter should be fed generously.
Silo Solves Feed Changeover Problem for All Seasons
The note asserts the silo eliminates the yearly switch from fall grass to dry feed and back to grass. It promises year round grass availability, removing seasonal fodder transitions and stabilizing feed supply.
Miss Almeda Brown's Humane Turn to City Charity
Miss Almeda Brown inherits a large fortune after a relative's death and, moved by city hardship, funds an infirmary for aged and disabled horses. She buys rural land, builds barns, and runs a humane refuge, winning support from cousin Anson Brown and ultimately marrying Benson, head of the city humane society.
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Anabel Wilson
North Branch
Mich
Almeda Brown
Mina Almada
Miss Almeda
Tommy Tinker
Beaneath
New York
Anson
Jane
Jeffries
Cousin Anson
Cousin Almeida
Almeda
Misa Almeda
Uttie
Anson Brown
Europe
Mr. Brown
Angon
Benson
Humane Society of
City
Park Avenue
William Henry Benson
Leus
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