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Newspaper

Decorah Republican

Location

Decorah, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1913

Page

8

Wonderful Cures Reported in Germany

Report highlights revived German practice using herbs as remedies over concentrated inorganic drugs. Dr. R V Pierce promoted Golden Medical Discovery from native roots like goldenseal, Oregon grape, mandrake, queen's root, and black cherrybark as a harmless cleansing and stomach tonic. Testimonial from J Donato Matheson of Ossining claims relief from years of gastric and nervous heart symptoms after using Discovery and Pleasant Pellets.

Germany N. Y. World R. V. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo N. Y Oregon Doctor Pierce J. Donato Matheson Ossining Thomas

Planting Alfalfa for Iowa Farmers

Iowa State Dairy Assn offers practical alfalfa guidance focusing on field drainage and soil pH, fall or spring planting timing by region, inoculation benefits, seed bed prep, and proper seeding rates. A small test acreage is advised to learn the crop before expanding.

Iowa Iowa State Dairy Ass'n

Leg Weakness in Young Birds Cited in Wallaces' Farmer

Leg weakness is caused by too rapid growth and heavy body weight or by overheated poorly ventilated quarters. It can be mistaken for rheumatism but differs in swollen joints. Treatment includes more green food and skim milk, replacing corn with bran wheat and oatmeal, a tincture of nux vomica in drinking water, and for valuable birds rubbing legs with tincture of arnica.

Wallaces

Care of the Farm Egg Prompts Fresh Handling Rules

United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin 160 reports on egg losses due to poor production, marketing and shipping practices. It finds infertile eggs resist deterioration, hot weather raises spots and blood rings, and most losses occur on farms. Five rules urge clean nests, daily gathering, cool storage, biweekly markets, and culling mature males after hatching.

United States Department of Agriculture Cyclone Cave

Guaranteed Eczema Remedy Ad Claims Long Use

An advertisement touts Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a proven cure for eczema and related skin conditions. A Bath resident, J. C. Eveland, reports twenty five years of suffering ended after trying the ointment, which the label attributes to a physician’s formula. The ad notes availability from druggists or by mail through Pfeiffer Chemical Co.

Removing Fly Breeding Places to Fight Disease

An Illinois Farmers' Institute piece warns that flies spread diphtheria typhoid and tuberculosis via contaminated food water and waste. It argues breeding places are manure piles rubbish and filth and urges communities to remove them to protect families and public health.

McLaughlin Illinois Farmers’ Institute

Whey Use in Feeding Pigs and Calves

The Wisconsin College of Agriculture reports fresh whey fed with grain boosts pig nutrition, valuing 1000 pounds of whey at 100 pounds of corn meal. Separated whey loses fat value, requires replacement milk, and sour whey is unsuitable. Calves can thrive on whey after six weeks old with hay and grain, but not as well as with skim milk.

Wallaces G. C. Humphrey College of Agriculture University of Wisconsin

Feed for Fowls from the Globe-Democrat

The article urges a balanced threefold diet for fowls comprising green food grain and animal protein with daily servings of each. It warns against a restricted diet causing indigestion and diarrhea, emphasizes green food’s importance, and notes a shift away from dry feeding toward warm wet mashes. It welcomes compatible advice from readers.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Summer troubles with chicks in crowded coops

Summer troubles with chicks arise from overcrowding high weeds and mixed flocks. Chicks grow fast and crowded coops trigger colds sore eyes and stunted chicks. Mosquitoes and mites spread chicken pox through contact and in wet warm weather transmission rises. Isolate diseased birds treat with creolin wash and iodoform dust, feed younger birds separately and reduce cockerel numbers to boost pullet profits.

Wallaces Maine Experiment Station Plymouth Rock

Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble Ad Story

Mrs G Stengle of Plainfield shares a testimonial about relief from stomach upset and constipation after using Chamberlains Tablets. She reports improved appetite after nearly three quarters of a package and says she can eat almost anything now. Engbretsons Harmony sells the tablets. ad men and women are peculiar creatures.

G. Stengle Plainfield Tate Chamberlain Engbretson Harmony

Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for cuts and burns

In home use guidance Bucklen's Arnica Salve is recommended for burns cuts wounds and scalds with a testimonial from J H Polanco Delvalle Texas about saving his daughter's cut foot. Advertising copy claims the salve is the world's best at 25 cents and endorsed by dealers Burdock Blood Bitters is also advertised with a customer anecdote from Sunberry Ohio.

Bucklen J. H. Polanco Delvalle Tex R. No Adv

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised by Cheney Co Toledo

Frank J. Cheney swears as part of a Toledo firm that Hall's Catarrh Cure will cost one hundred dollars for each cure. The notice claims the remedy is taken internally and works in the blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials are offered free. address F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sale through local merchants.

State of Ohio Toledo Tes Lucas County Frank J. Cheney A. W._GLEASON Hall F. J. Cheney & CO D. ‘Te Glenwood Farmers’ Telephone Company Nasset Iowa Decorah Winneshiek Alfa A. D Melvin Blegen Jens Kallevang Christ Fortun Junder Oyen Rudolph Ruen Torkiel Martinson A. Halvorson H. Teslo M. Hanson B. Geving Nelson Womeldorf K. Graves

Mineral Matter For Animals From Daily Mineral Needs

Scientific note explains that animals must receive daily mineral matter through diet as tissues break down and rebuild. It notes that cows horses and sheep seek salt or mineral matter and will eat earth if needed, while poultry crave grit shells sand and shells for egg production and bone maintenance.

Breeding Lessons Emphasize Domestication and Fowl Choice

The article argues hardihood matters in breeding yet domesticated fowls can rival wild stock. It advises farmers to select one improved breed for practical farming, highlighting Plymouth Rock Wyandotte and American Dominiques. It notes that confinement is needed for village poultry but free range benefits range birds. It cites old letters fetching high sums as a nod to old writing methods.

St. Louis Globe-Democcrat Hardihood Plymouth Rock Wyandotte

Fertilizing with Forage Crops in Farming Practice

Farmers nationwide shift to manure and forage crops to restore humus and soil fertility. Plowing under cover crops proves economical for organic matter, while integrating hogging down crops can offset lost feed value. Decaying plant matter remains key for soil improvement.

A Good Investment in Chamberlain Medicines

W D Magli of Whitemound Wis bought a stock of Chamberlain medicines to supply customers. After receipt he fell ill and says one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by Engbrecht sons Pharmacy. Adv. Oleomargarine produced in large amounts last year and some was mistakenly eaten as butter.

W. D. Magli Whitemound Wis Chamberlain Engbretson

Allen's Balsam Advertises Tonic Cough Relief

An Anglo advertising note touts Allen's Balsam as superior for women's beauty and virtue, claims relief from deep coughs and colds, and notes sales over fifty years with bottles priced 25c, 50c, and 1.00.

Allen

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ad copy touts women’s relief

Athens Texas resident Mrs Saran R Wuatey reports relief from a long running illness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims widespread success, notes 30 years of use, and invites letters to the Lynn Massachusetts lab for confidential female guidance.

Athens Texas Lydia E. Pinkham Saran R Wuatey R. F.D Pinkham Lynn Mass

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