Feeding Cows in Winter A Practical Feeding Rule
A dairy lecturer from the University of Missouri outlines economical feeding of cows. Feed for maintenance first, adjust grain by milk yield, start with roughage, and use one pound of grain per three pounds of milk. Overfeeding shows as weight gain. underfeeding reduces milk.
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H. Eckins
Uvebandry
University of
Lively School Show Delivers Science and Philosophy
Castor naia program features Minnie Bertha Leonard presenting experiments on carboniferous substances and astronomy, plus a geology illustration and a brief piece on philosophy versus rationalism. The event includes a humorous moment with a farmer on the examining board and a joke about arithmetic and the vice president.
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Minnie Bertha Leonard
Thue
Mise Minnie
Mise Minnle
United States
Marked For Death Cure Saved By New Discovery
Mrs A C Wil lame of Backy suffered grave lung cough for three years and nearly died before Dr King New Discovery helped her gain 58 pounds and restore health. The medicine is touted as a world healing remedy for colds throat and lung diseases and prevents pneumonia under guarantee at Frank T.
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Dr. King
A C. Willame
Backy
Frank T. A
Vinci
R. B RB. Hicks
Maplesville
Ala
Farm wisdom and home hints from the December Farm Journal
The excerpt blends practical farming advice with homely wisdom. It covers keep-the-pump working, open-air health notes, humane treatment of animals, fence maintenance, fuel-saving orchard cleanup, sensible gifts for boys, and gentle guidance on temper and finances. It ends with a light math tip for corn yield and a note on telephone etiquette.
Rational Cure for Eczema through Skin Treatment
An advertisement by F. T. Clay, a Butler Missouri druggist, touts a skin cure for eczema claiming the disease is skin based, not systemic. It promotes wintergreen in a preparation called D D D as a topical remedy, asserting rapid relief and long proven reliability.
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F. T. Clay
Butler, Mo
Bryan Returns to Brownsville After Mexico Visit
William J. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan arrived in Brownsville on their return from Mexico to a large Rio Grande valley crowd. He delivered a brief speech and then went to the La Pare ranch near Browneville to spend several days. In Mission, Texas, he noted missing or disputed pine lands and discussed potential land issues.
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Texas
William J. Bryan
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Mexico
Bryan
Rio Grande Valley
la Pare Ranch
Browneville
Mission
Brysuid
Ott Pines
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