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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
5
The terms fatally wounded and mortally wounded are often used interchangeably but carry differing implications. Fatally implies death will follow after a period of suffering or delay, while mortally suggests imminent death at the time of or soon after the injury.
A household remedy recommended by family physicians to ease sluggish bowels. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is portrayed as safe, non habit forming, and pleasant tasting, made from herbs and pure ingredients, available at drugstores.
The article explains how cold thick cream yields lumps and how creameries must stir from the middle with a broad smooth stirrer to mix bottom cream with the top, ensuring a uniform sample for accurate testing and fair payouts.
A pastoral note urges dairy farmers to restore strict milking schedules. It contrasts old routines of 5am summer and 6am winter milking with modern shifts from six to eight, noting haste and late nights disrupt routine. Authors warn irregular milking reduces yields, while disciplined farms prove the value of regular care without sacrificing leisure.
Cows near freshening should stay in the barn for monitoring. Use grain mixes of ground oats and bran or bran with corn meal for the final two weeks. Feed in good flesh, cut grain before calving, and provide abundant water and green feed after calving. If pasture is unavailable, beet pulp soaked in water can substitute. Gradually increase the main grain while keeping it sparing until fever is gone.
A bureau of agricultural economics study with the University of Wisconsin found that average man labor spent per cow annually was 171 hours, about 28 minutes daily. Milking, feeding, utensil care, and barn cleaning counted. hauling manure, milk delivery, or young stock care did not. Some farms used 20 minutes daily, others 45.
Dr. E L Brunett of the New York State College of Veterinary Medicine warns poultrymen about chicken colds. He describes how head cavities warm inhaled air, the formation of secretions, and how drainage and bacteria cause foul odors and roup. Increase warmth and dry litter, remove sick birds, and avoid quack remedies.
Experiments show that open fronted fowls do not need cod liver oil to prevent adult rickets. Fowls behind ordinary glass need vitamin D from an adequate source. Two percent cod liver oil in grain feed supplied the vitamin D needs. One percent medical cod liver oil in scratch feed may be insufficient for windowed layers. Oil source may affect results and benefits for unconfined fowls on a normal ration with greens remain unclear.
A Kansas program urges clean houses ground and feed to boost chick survival and profitability. Following four points raises farm layer and breeder performance, with egg production up about 30 eggs per bird and an estimated extra 60 cents per hen at 25 cents per dozen.
Brooder houses are movable to reposition chicks for clean ground, yet moving them away from other farm buildings reduces convenience. The main issue is locating clean ground and preventing disease under typical farm conditions, a definite path to Bucceee.
The passage promotes Castoria as a safe and effective medicine for children of all ages from infancy to teens. It emphasizes that the genuine product bears Chas. H. Fletcher's signature, assuring parents they need not use adult medicines for kids. It portrays Castoria as widely available and suitable for family medicine cabinets.
Rev Edward Ward, vicar of a suburban Auckland church, says he has discovered a cure for tuberculosis and has promised Minister Stallworthy to discuss the formula with an expert. He reports high demand for the medicine including a large order from England. The compound allegedly contains mineral salts used by a European medical school and a herb common in New Zealand.
The Boston Transcript quotes a witty exchange about a mother asking an old friend what the daughter is doing now. The reply hints at a man fixing up a past to shape the girl’s future, reflecting social expectations and humor of the era.
A Arkansas woman claims she cured fits in a valuable dog using Russ Ball Blue and reports many others now use it. The ad-style wording presents a boastful cure with a sales tone and no verifiable evidence.
A reflective line notes that amid vast information one may feel little worth pursuing contentment. The speaker emphasizes confusion over value, suggesting modern abundance dulls purpose and drives existential questioning about what truly matters.
A public poultry notice advertises 10 000 White Leghorns from Oregon for February and March chicks. Birds raised on wire floors and concrete yards at eight weeks priced 75 cents each, express prepaid in California. Mail deposit with order. deposit refunded if sold out. Pallet Farm in Burbank California offers a $20 chestnut.
An advertisement from Laboratories Station Co. B-99 in Los Angeles promotes curing whiskey or drug habits with a trial offer and a $2.00 payment if cured. The text implies secrecy and a consumer trial opportunity amid midcentury ad style.
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