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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
2
United States Department of Agriculture guidance notes silage as the best roughage for finished cattle, boosting daily gains, aiding health, and enabling longer stock holding during market slumps. It supports finishing cattle in open sheds, aids drought supplementation, and notes small shrinkage during transit with proper handling and bedding to avoid waste.
A promotional piece extols Omaha as a booming railroad hub with 149 passenger trains daily and 22 lines. It notes 142 churches 53 school buildings 13 hospitals and multiple institutions including Creche and Emanuel home. The city hosts universities clubs hotels parks and Ak-Sar-Ben and invites newcomers with a confident sales pitch.
A field report notes widespread alfalfa feeding for work horses and reveals that overfeeding, not alfalfa itself, causes excessive urination and soft puffed legs. It warns that continuous all‑you‑can‑eat feeding leads to windiness and poor endurance, while prairie hay shows no similar results.
A discussion of bay window design featuring a broad shelf for plants and books, noting it can clutter with bric a brac yet remains restful when kept clear. It contrasts decorative space with constant industry, citing an ant example and Capper's Weekly quotation.
An advice piece advocates morning internal cleansing by drinking hot water with limestone phosphate to flush the bowels. It claims this “internal sanitation” prevents toxins accumulating in the alimentary canal and curing ailments like headaches, biliousness, constipation, and bad breath.
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