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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
3
Advice from the Raleigh North Carolina Progressive Farmer on preventing digestive issues in horses and mules as winter ends. Emphasizes balanced feed, gradual conditioning, and matching work to intake, with slow increases in both feed and labor to maintain appetite and performance. Strong focus on avoiding overfeeding and stressing animals early in spring.
Dr F H Harris executive officer of the state board of health urged Georgians to shut out western corn and boost Georgia grown corn to combat pellagra. He noted not all corn causes pellagra, but stressed Georgia raised corn is safe for people and livestock. this would reduce imports and boost local production as demonstrated by state corn clubs.
Dr E L Worsham state entomologist returns from state tour reporting a destructive cotton boll worm outbreak across Georgia. Worms are found in nearly every county with extensive crop damage due to wet conditions aiding their spread. Proposed control involves spraying growing plants with arsenic of lead. Result of the invasion will be watched with interest.
A historic notice urges Southern farmers to act now to stabilize cotton prices. It argues farmers should store feed and meat, keep gardens and livestock, and coordinate marketing. It suggests loans, neighborhood financing, and collective action to prevent a market glut and depressed prices.
Practical guidance on pig care emphasizing warm dry sanitary beds, proper ventilation and disinfection to prevent disease. Stresses steady growth, gradual weaning at four to five weeks, and cautious introduction to greens with a planned feeding regime for nourishment and muscle development.
Newburg Alaska woman Myrtis Cothrum recounts years of back and head pains and a sallow face. After brief relief from a family doctor she tried Cardui. She reports quick improvement after two doses and mentions relatives also benefited. Cardui described as a vegetable tonic.
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