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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1926
Page
2
A well known authority says flushing the kidneys with soft water and taking four ounces of Rad Salts daily before breakfast can aid kidney function. The remedy, Jad Salts, is described as an inexpensive, harmless effervescent drink made from grape acid and lemon juice with lithia to cleanse kidneys and keep blood pure.
A historical ad promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a remedy for gas heaviness and distention. It claims the elixir builds up an upset stomach to vigor and promises money back if it does not help. Sold by local dealers and druggists with thousands already aided.
Advertisement urges readers to take Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for three doses to end grippe misery and break up a severe cold. Claims to relieve nasal congestion discharge headache fever throat sneezing and body pains. Priced at thirty five cents and described as fast acting and easy to ingest.
Colorado Extension Bulletin No. 127 notes many farmers struggle with skim milk calves. Whole milk may yield a better cow, but calves can thrive on skim milk with care. Start with the mother cow, then hand feed warm whole milk for ten to fourteen days, gradually switch to skim milk, and continue until at least five months old.
Missouri College of Agriculture dairy specialists report two new Jersey records. Raleigh's Velvet Queen of Longview Farm produced 832.78 pounds of butterfat and 12 731 pounds of milk in ten months, the high est mature 305 day Jersey record in Missouri, earning a gold medal from the American Jersey Cattle Club. Campus Love O established a senior four year old Missouri record with 710.67 pounds of butterfat and 12 266 pounds of milk in 865 days.
A dairyman milking ten or more cows should consider silage for a succulent year round ration. Corn turned into silage yields large feed, supports production when pasture is limited, and some farmers use two silos a large winter and a smaller summer unit to maintain year round forage.
A general health article explains gallstones, their formation in the gallbladder, and how thick bile and germs can seed stones. It describes the gallbladder anatomy, signs of inflammation, colic pain, and jaundice, noting that surgical drainage and stone removal are the only certain treatments.
A medical note explains acne peaks at eighteen, caused by skin glands and blocked oil ducts. It warns against internal remedies, recommends external cleansing with mild soap and water, gentle scrubbing, and cold water to stimulate the skin for oily complexions.
Dairy cows require balanced roughage from alfalfa hay and corn silage and calves get grain and hay after two weeks. Milk production determines feed costs, with rationing by production and regular weighing. pasture cows benefit from equal parts ground oats and corn, oil meal for high producers, and all cows need fresh salt. Milk should be cooled to at least 50 degrees F promptly after collection.
A brief reflective line attributed to Ff. B. Meyer D. D. asserting that true happiness comes from being ultimate owners and disposers of one’s goods, framing life’s supreme blessedness through possession and stewardship.
A Christian Monitor note presents obedience as the gateway to a higher experience and blessings, framing loyalty to divine command as essential for spiritual reward.
A reflective saying frames life as ongoing desire and prayer. It suggests persistence, spirituality, and the idea that desire drives meaning and action in daily existence.
William the Silent, born in 1533, led the Dutch revolt against Spanish rule. He founded the United Netherlands, ruled as stadtholder, and endured repeated assassination attempts until his death in 1584. His legacy echoed in Washington as a fatherly statesman and patriot.
A husband and wife clash over smoking a pipe indoors with the wife alarmed by the habit. The exchange captures a domestic disagreement about etiquette and propriety in the home.
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