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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1911
Page
7
Anadvertised testimonial states a woman using Doan's Kidney Pills during a health crisis recovered significantly, claiming a miraculous improvement. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills with a Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y stamp and lists price as 60 cents.
A Boston family recounts a baby plagued by a widespread itchy rash while traveling to Ireland and England in 1908. After visits to two doctors and changes in diet, the family reports complete recovery using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, with no scars.
The article traces cotton’s long journey from ancient China and India to Greece and Rome, through Arab introduction to Europe, and its 15th century rise in England. It covers plant biology, varieties, cultivation belts, and the global spread, noting fibers’ natural twist and multiple uses from textiles to animal fodder and oil.
A 11 year old winner in Georgia shows deep plowing to 22 inches yields 12 1/2 bushels per acre and stresses fall and spring deep tillage. Experts advise plowing 10 to 14 inches and again in spring, with rough cultivation across slopes to retain moisture and reduce weed growth.
Slop and Gwill discuss differences between wlop and ewill in hog rehabilitation. Slop is linked to proper hog rehab, while ewill is blamed for excessive bathing with polluted water. The term will covers varied feed and drink from dish water to milk and kitchen refuse.
The fragment notes manure left unattended decays rapidly, with emphasis on the dangers and rapid loss of value when not cared for. The text hints at a farmer or agricultural note highlighting the consequence of neglect on stored manure.
A Utah experimenter reports that thorough cultivation through the season increases grain yield and improves water efficiency per unit dry matter. He notes manure or fertilizers can reduce water needs in infertile soils, and discusses dry farming rotations versus long fallow periods for plant food release and moisture storage.
General farm notes stress saving seed corn early and proper poultry care. Emphasizes clean milking, water access, dust baths for hens, and regular henhouse checks. Warns fall plowing may aid pests, urges moisture conservation and weed destruction, and notes silo cost justification and long use.
An obscure note references Mila in a puzzling coaling remark. The fragment hints at a suggestion or urging related to a distant goal. No clear people or organizations are identified in the readable text.
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