Fall Weather Hurts Milk Output In Cows Says Expert
Professor T L Haecker warns autumn rains and cold winds sharply reduce milk and butter fat. He cites Minnesota station herd data showing milk output dropping from 16.11 pounds daily to 28.4 pounds later after guarding against wet and cold. He urges shelter from rain, proper comfort, and careful feeding. milk should be strained and cooled promptly after milking. Home grown rations offer cost and output comparisons against mixed feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Haecker
Minnesota
Ontario
Feeding For Milk and Dairy Feeding Tips Digest
Hoards Dairyman highlights corn stover as a valuable feeding resource with an estimated US value of at least 100 million dollars. Dairy feeding rules emphasize limiting hay, balancing milk output with specified oilmeal oats and salt, and advocating home grown protein and farm produced feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Hoard
Dairyman
United States
Tribune
H. E. Cook
National Stockman
Pettikins by Virginia Woodward Cloud
Pettikins wonders at adult plans as Marabel and Miss Reed discuss going to a nation meet. Pettikins imagines dramatic adventures and asks about events like a currence. A burglar signals a turning point as Pettikins encounters a man on the porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Woodward Cloud
Marabel
Miss Reed
Miss Teed
Pettikins
Megs
George
Mary Doolin
Pett King
Miya Reed
Pettiking
Mary
Vettiking
Maury
Uncle George
Miss McCree
Mary Doslin
Burglar in Pantry Sparks Quiet Village Farce
In a small kitchen scene, Pettiking locks a burglar in a pantry after accusing him of burgling Miss McCree. Mary Doolin and Uncle George react with humor as the pantry drama unfolds, revealing Pettiking’s vivid imagination and the family’s chaotic but affectionate relief.
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George Sid
Tish Wong
Hbo
May Doolin
leCane
Milas Maribel
Mary Dolla
Pettikhty
Marabet
Pettikins
Elinor Leo Burstead
Aulek
Mary Doolli
Chenoweth
Uncle George
Marnabel
Misa Reed
Pettikius
George
Lance
Petting
Mary Doolin
Tle
Pettlking
Mary
Miss McCree
Pettiking
Doolin
Magabel
Miss Reed
Lettkins
Wettikins
Marabel
Elinor Lee Bamestead
Gaele George
Ahe
Tragic Crime Report From Local Scene
Pettikina recalls a brutal incident involving Mis McCree who feared losing control after a deadly event. The account describes a disturbed scene with a man packing valuables into a bag while behaving oddly and polite, amid a chaotic aftermath.
Foley’s Kidney Cure Promoted For Kidney Trouble Relief
An advertisement urges readers to use Foley’s Kidney Cure for signs of kidney or bladder disease citing A H Davis of Mt Sterling Indiana who claims two bottles cured his two year kidney trouble. The piece also mentions a country forward and a joke about sending bank notes to an editor.
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Kright
Foley
A. H. Davis
Mt. Sterling
N. F. Clayton
Tne
Tieckel
Disturbing coughs prompt remedy ad in local paper
An ad calls a coughing individual to use Poley’s Honey and Tar to cure coughs and prevent pneumonia, claiming it heals lungs without opiates and is sold by N. F. Clayton. It also notes the average walking pace of a healthy person as seventy five steps per minute.
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Poley
N. F. Clayton
Foley
New Life Pills Promise Quick Health at Clayton's Drug Store
An old time ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a universal cure. It claims to cure Dyxapepsia Jaundice Fever and Constipation regardless of age for 25 cents at Clayton's Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Clayton's
Pennsylvania Railroad Winter Excursion Book Offered Free
The Passenger Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad issues a descriptive guide to winter resorts in the East and South with routes and travel costs. The book is beautifully bound, illustrated, and available free at main ticket offices or by post from Geo. W. Boyd, General Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wintor
Pennsylvanian Railroad Company
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Philadelphia
Clerical Orders from Pennsylvania Railroad for 1905
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will issue clerical orders for ordained clergymen serving near its lines. Clergymen seeking orders must apply on blanks from Ticket Agents and send affidavits to the General Office by December 14. Orders mailed by December 30 to eligible pastors.
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Pennsylvanian Railroad Company
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by Local Druggist
An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal stomach remedy. Druggist PL Storrs at 297 Main Street New Britain Conn praises its effectiveness and urges customers to buy, claiming it cures sour stomach belching and related ailments. The text notes the product’s discovery after years of experiments and urges readers to purchase from N F Clayton.
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Storrs
Main Street
New Brita
Conn
N. F. Clayton
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Said to Cure Piles
Thousands claim relief from piles using DeWittns Witch Hazel Salve as a pharmacist recommends it. A Texan customer from Zyvalla testifies it cured a stubborn case and endorses the product. Sold by N F Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWittn
LaCroiz
Zyvalla
Tex
N.F Clayton
Last Month of the World's Greatest Show on Rail
Pennsylvania Railroad advertises a ten day coach excursion to the great fair with special trains from New York to St. Louis. Dates noted are Wednesdays November 2 9 16 and 2 with rates from Cray Dury. Train departs 7648 A. M. and arrives next day at 4 15 P. M. Mothers praise One Minute Cough Cure for relief of coughs croup and whooping cough. N F Clayton sells it.
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Juan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cray- Dury
New York
St. Louis
A. L. Spafford
Postumater
Chester
Mich
N. F. Clayton
Trane
Pwvnus
N & Go
St. Washisutun
D.C
Notable Cure Triumphs Over Ulcer With Arnica Salve
An aged notice from Franklin Grove describes a four year stubborn ulcer treated without success until Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it. The ad touts the salve as effective for burns scalds skin eruptions and piles sold by N F Clayton's Drug Store at 25 cents. It ends with a proverb about overcoming evil with water and ensuring a steady supply.
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J.B. Orne
Franklin Grove
Bucklen
N. F. Clayton
Dr King’s New Discovery Saves Dorchester Woman
Carelessness causes railway wrecks and throat lung sufferings but Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds saves lives. Mrs Jola Cragg of Dorchester Mass credits the remedy which is guaranteed for throat and lung diseases and offers trial bottles free through N F Clayton Druggist.
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Dr. King
Jola Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
Not a Sick Day Since By Elyetric Mitts
This testimonial from LK. F. Rass of Fremont North Carolina reports kidney trouble relief after using Elyetric Mitts. He says he had no sick days since and neighbors were cured of rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney troubles and general debility. The note advertises 50 cents at N. F. Clayton's druggist.
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LK. F. Rass
Fremont
N.C
N. F. Clayton
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