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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
7
Constipation is a major danger to dairy cattle causing fever reduced milk, and overtaxed organs. The cure centers on identifying the cause, usually overreliance on dry bulk foods. Flaxseed serves as a gentle laxative, while prolonged constipation benefits from repeated small purges.
The article outlines principal butter quality factors including flavor texture color and packaging appearance. It lists flavors such as flat rancid cheesy weedy acid and stable and notes causes from unripened cream to low temperatures and unclean milking conditions.
A new refrigerator milk can uses two nested cans with cork and hair felt insulation. Tests show only an 18 degree rise in 24 hours at 92 degrees, with a tight neck design allowing tilt without leakage, per Popular Mechanics.
The passage argues that each cow must be studied separately to tailor feeding. A milking cow requires more grain than a cow just starting the season, allocating grain to both milk production and the cow’s body. A generous ration of flesh and fat-building material is needed to bring her to optimal condition.
The piece argues that many farmers neglect cows and fail to provide time for attention that develops the animal. It stresses that no dairy cow, however good, is profitable without proper care, shelter, and quality food, urging farmers to invest in development.
A compact lesson on David’s succession plan for Solomon, Bathsheba and Nathan guiding the proclamation, and the contrast with Adonijah. It highlights God’s choice, Solomon’s intercession, and the Christian’s assured standing through Christ amidst opposition, urging faithful dedication and strength.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant tasting, non salivating liver medicine. It claims calomel harms the liver, causes salivation and sickness, while Dodson's tone cleanses the liver by morning and improves mood and digestion with a money back guarantee. It urges readers to ask their druggist about the product.
A mother buys scales to monitor her newborns growth but finds the baby weighs less than hoped. The hardware seller suggests the fault may lie with the baby, not the scales. The mother learns to accept reality and keeps the scales.
Cotton began in Imperial valley as an experiment about eight years ago and acreage has grown yearly to 65 000 with an output of 50 000 bales. The U S department of agriculture reports the valley’s yield per acre more than double any other region. The valley hosts nineteen gins three cottonseed oil mills and three compresses. In Calexico area there are eight gins two oil mills and one compress all active day and night in winter producing cottonseed oil meal hulls and by products.
Ida Creel of Ratliff reports weight rise from 98 to 116 after using Baughn’s Pellagra remedy. She praises the treatment and says she can eat anything without harm. The ad urges readers to request the free Pellagra book from American Compounding Co. Jasper Alabama.
A blustery man proclaims bluff as life’s tool while a conservative counters that failing to swim would ruin any bluff. The exchange highlights risk and prudence in judgment and survival.
Precede shampoos with touches of Cuticura Ointment for dandruff itching and scalp irritation. These fragrant super creamy emollients improve complexion hair hands and skin and serve as toilet preparations. Free samples by mail with Book Address postcard Cuticura Dept XY Boston. Sold everywhere Ady.
A stout woman becomes furious as she boards a subway train after the gateman tells her to use both gates. The remark triggers a heated exchange captured in brief detail.
A collage of antiquated ads and jokes centers on Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh for galled horses and sore wounds, plus quips about hair, time clocks, barbers, and fashionable bonnets, all framed as frugal product endorsements and light humor from a bygone paper.
A quip frames a historian’s plan to publish after peace arrives. The joke contrasts selling a history of the European war with the ongoing conflict, noting publishers would face a lag before readers can access the work.
A quirky regional note jokes about an ill wind that escapes and leaves behind a flabby tire, illustrating a lighthearted, locally flavored play on phrases.
An old advertisement fragment touts a stationary electrical soldering iron with metals held against it. It also contains social musings on girls' dispositions and a druggist pitch for an eyelid remedy, ending with a Chicago publisher promise.
A grieving girl, Alice, returns home crying claiming Mabel Jones has adenoids and she herself has nothing to compare, revealing a moment of child envy and distress.
Little Aimee learns to sew and jokes about the needle eye. After failing to thread a needle she asks what the hole in a needle is called. Her mother explains it is the eye and Aimee quips the needle must be cross eyed.
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd., Dorchester, Mass., awarded the Grand Prize for superiority of cocoa and chocolate preparations at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. The long established firm has earned 55 highest awards at major expositions in Europe and America.
The Wife suspects the Philadelphia cook has a dark past. The Mere Man questions why, noting she has stayed six months without hints of leaving for the city.
Many wa zone hospitals have ordered Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for convalescent use. Shaken into shoes or dissolved in foot bath it gives refreshing rest and prevents feet from getting tired or sore. Sold everywhere for 25 cents. Free sample available by writing Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY.
A playful exchange between a girl and a speaker ends with the remark that the girl could dance longer if she had wings, highlighting flirtation and light humor.
A clipped conversation unfolds as she toys with a wish question and he hesitates to reveal his deepest desire. The playful exchange hints at unspoken feelings and a moment of emotional tension between the two speakers.
A Boston Transcript quip notes a woman’s age matching appearance while teasing about weight. A boy asks what a sepulchral tone means and learns it signifies a grave, solemn voice.
A pithy quotation captures public health guidance as a cure for colds. The Public Ledger notes that people seek practical remedies and expert suggestions rather than grand claims. The exchange underscores practical, everyday care during illness.
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