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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
3
Mrs Ep Bens of Plymouth Wisconsin says the Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound revived her energy for housework garden duties and caring for her three year old. She recommends it to others and will answer letters about it.
The saying God helps those who help themselves is among the maxims in Poor Richard published by Benjamin Franklin a noted statesman author and publisher.
Fragmentary Louisville Courier-Journal lines mix dating slang with bathroom cleaner ad copy and a misattributed quotation. The readable elements reference a bathroom cleanliness claim and a generic remark on gifts, without a clear news event or人物.
Prepared by the National Geographic Society this survey describes Sarawak tribes from Sea Dayaks to Punans. It covers harvest feasts, omens from pig livers, head dances, and cockfighting, plus Land Dayaks and the isolated Kayans with Caucasian features.
The U S Department of Agriculture releases Leaflet No 7 L by J R Dawson stressing that high producing cows cannot rely on pasture alone. Cows yielding 20 to 25 pounds daily need grain. those over 35 pounds require high protein concentrate and grinding. When pasture is poor, supplement with green crops or silage and plan summer feeds now.
A New York State College of Agriculture note advises dairy farmers to apply superphosphate to manure. Scatter 14 2 pounds daily per cow in stalls, or 50 75 pounds per manure load, or 40 60 pounds per ton stored. The method saves time and preserves valuable manure components.
Lice seriously retard calf growth and are hard to control. Coal tar dip is the most satisfactory treatment, to be used on the first warm, still spring day. Soak calves with a 2 percent coal tar dip and repeat in 7 to 10 days to kill newly hatched lice.
The text advises on dairy farming practices focusing on cattle welfare and production costs. It stresses ample ventilation and sunlight in the dairy barn, proper feed storage, and immediate cooling of cream and milk after separating to preserve flavor. It also warns against unprofitable culling and highlights the impact of housing on production costs and labor.
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