Athlete must not let spring weather affect performance
The remark notes that while some men tolerate spring depression, an athlete should never permit himself to be under the weather, emphasizing resilience and endurance during seasonal mood shifts.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
7
The remark notes that while some men tolerate spring depression, an athlete should never permit himself to be under the weather, emphasizing resilience and endurance during seasonal mood shifts.
Instructions for turkey egg care and hatchery management from Phoebe Caldwell of Buatier Co Ohio. Advice covers nest location, daily egg gathering, storage in cellars, use of common hens for Mammoth Bronze turkeys, guarding against dogs and crows, and feeding poults with hard boiled eggs and stale bread crumbs.
Two ranches of three thousand acres each located in Custer county along the South Loup river. Includes 500 acres good land 60 acres alfalfa 320 meadow with the remainder pasture and good improvements. Inquire Victor H. Coffman Omaha Nebraska.
A remark notes that laughing at a friend's joke is a social duty and a soft burden in everyday life, comparing humor to a tax one pays through shared amusement.
Advertising copy touts Dr Caldwell’s Laxative Syrup Pepsin as a cure for abdominal pains and liver ailments. It promises quick relief and health, claims a money back guarantee, and notes availability at druggists for 60 cents and one dollar.
Defiance Starch slogan appears in an old ad line promising repeat purchases and bold resilience. The phrase hints at aggressive marketing language typical of early 20th century grocery or laundry additives.
A dated 1900 advertisement touts Lewis' Single Binder cigars made with extra quality tobacco at the Lewis' Factory in Peoria. The copy mocks foolery and promotes cures for coughs and colds credited to Joan F Borex of Trinity Springs Indiana. Large checks are highlighted as the trend in lawsuits this season.
Dr. David Trowbridge discusses digestive disorders and remedies in a medical note from New York. The brief mentions remedies and a focus on dyspepsia without detailing treatments.
A man defends polygamy in a private discussion with his wife, arguing for plural marriage as a personal choice and family arrangement. The remarks prompt discussion on marriage norms and relationship dynamics within the household.
The article notes that while not all hens will lay with any feeding, proper nutrition improves laying by maintaining hen vigor and digestion. It lists ideal small quantities of seeds and meals including corn, wheat, oats, linseed, cottonseed meal, gluten meal, alfalfa, clover, beets, cabbage, and rape, and suggests varied diets to balance protein and fat. It also advises letting birds forage for bugs and greens to boost production.
The article stresses clean nests for hens to lay eggs. It warns that dirty nests harbor red mites that harm birds and even kill sitting hens. Nests should be movable with renewed nesting material and old litter burned to destroy lice eggs. Placing nests in a semi-dark spot helps hens reach them without damaging eggs.
Mrs B Jones of Addington Indiana explains her two year battle with eczema ended after using Cuticura Ointment Solvent and Soap. She says one box of the ointment and two bottles of the solvent cured her daughter with sleepless nights for the mother finally relieved. The ad promises relief and a hopeful morning after persistent illness.
A Newark nurse credentialed by Blockley Training School reports personal recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She touts its effectiveness for female troubles and urges ill women to seek Mrs Pinkham's free confidential advice in Lynn, Massachusetts.
The fat buildup in hens comes from excess fattening feed during inactivity. Once laying starts, more fattening material can be consumed as surplus is used for egg production. Growing birds rarely fatten. if protein is deficient they lack stamina. Limit fat by feeding only part corn rations.
The article argues success in poultry depends on learning the right method through books and experience. It notes mistakes teach as much as successes and that errors show how not to do things. It discusses the uncertain breeding of the scrub hen and the years required to build a strong flock.
It is claimed that poultry digest mixed rations more completely than rations composed of a single grain.
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