Swine Sanitation System Proves Profitable Nationwide
The United States Department of Agriculture highlights a swine sanitation system developed in Tinoly and now used across the Central West. Dr. J. B. Gibson reports post mortem demonstrations show roundworms prevented by the system, with Indiana breeders noting improved profits and pigs averaging 200 pounds at seven months. About 6,000 Indiana farmers have attended demonstrations, and more than 825 swine growers in 16 counties fully implement the system, reducing hog cholera risk while urging immunization.
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Manure Improvement Boosts Farm Fertilizer Value
An article explains that manure on some farms is insufficient for plant needs. By adding 50 pounds of 10 percent superphosphate or 40 pounds of 20 percent superphosphate per ton, manure gains an improved 12 13 10 analysis, increasing its value to about 100 pounds of a 12 18 10 fertilizer. This raises fertilizing efficiency, allowing lighter applications to cover more acreage.
Increasing Feed Value of Tuwnips and Mangels
In recent years plant breeders aimed to reduce harvesting labor and boost root feed value. Mangels and improved feeding beets now grow largely above ground, easing harvest even in frozen soil. Feeding content has risen, with sugar beets and feeding stear varieties recommended. Use only the best seed obtainable.
Pasture Key to Profit for Little Porkers
Pasture is crucial for hog profitability this season especially for young pigs. Experiments show higher daily profits for hogs grazing on pasture than those kept in pens. Pasture provides essential minerals and green feed, while reducing need for bulky feeds when dry lot.
Old Timepieces Record Hours In Wardrobe Department
The Mardmount studios at Tallywood preserve ancient water clocks and watches for use in making pictures. The collection includes 71 men’s watches with 48 silver and 20 gold pieces and 58 female watches with 42 silver and 16 gold. Notable items include a pair of two hundred fifty year old watches, a Swiss chatelaine belt watch, and pieces ranging from forty-five to over one hundred fifty years old.
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Mardmount
Tallywood
Patton
Cute in a Baby and its Dangerous by Ruth Brittain
Thumb sucking in infants seems cute but in a three year old it is dangerous and can cause dental and digestive problems. The piece suggests stopping methods like sleeves or cuffs and warns of irregular bowel action. It promotes Fletcher’s Castoria for regulation and nourishment, claiming 30 years of physician use and a booklet on motherhood with Chas. H. Fletcher signature on the wrapper.
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Ruth Brittain
Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Disgraced youth earns nickname for naming candy bars
A humorous family portrait centers on a young man mocked as the black sheep because of his odd habit of naming all new nickel candy bars, while his father names Pullman cars and his mother writes subtitles.
Never worry becomes better when you add others motto
The phrase suggests that worrying less gains value when shared with others. It frames a mindset shift toward communal reassurance and mutual support in challenging times.
Splendid Diphtheria and Typhoid Health Report
A study from the American Medical Association notes no diphtheria deaths in Cambridge Massachusetts during an egg list prevention campaign and cites Minnesota as the diphtheria record breaker in 1925. The association lists several cities over 100,000 population with typhoid death tolls, highlighting Haven Connecticut Springfield Yonkers Paterson Richmond Canton Omaha Kansas City as part of the largest typhoid victim roll since 1913.
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United States
American Medical Association
City
Minn
Association
Statistica Log
Haven
Conn
Springfeld
Yonkers
N. C
Paterson
Richmond
No Place for Hin A Negro Asked for Job
A fragmented report notes a Negro man offered a job who refuses saying his friends will not allow. The text references sharks and a boss, with a statement about meeting with one girl and a rook and praise. The passage contains garbled dialogue and unclear context.
Irregular Advice for Health Product Prompts In Descriptive Text
A garbled message promotes an Emerald O1] remedy sold by a pharmacy in Des Moines. It claims to reduce veins eczema and piles with a penetrating formula and rapid effects after days of treatment. The text imitates a sales pitch for a small bottle Insta jon available at local pharmacies.
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