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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
4
Thousands of women are urged that kidney and bladder trouble may cause general illness and a Swamp Root solution is offered by Dr. Kilmer and Co. A sample bottle can be obtained by sending ten cents to Binghamton New York with a purchase option for larger sizes at drug stores.
The heir to the family fortunes remains loyal to his father amid unusual household traits. He assures that he and dad can manage the cooking during mother’s trip, joking that dad’s cooking is inedible to people but fine for cats. An advertisement for Red Cross Ball Blue clothes the message.
Gold discoveries in Madagascar attract attention as several rich finds are reported. Eastern districts show particularly rich potential with nuggets and dust in stream beds, though the main lode remains undiscovered. Crude extraction methods persist and only native workers have endured the harsh climate.
Beekeeping is cost effective for farmers requiring little space and no feed. Honey prices have remained strong despite sugar slumps, with swarms easy to manage and bees requiring minimal attention when properly cared for.
The article compares catching a new swarm to moving baby chicks from an incubator to a brooder. It warns bees still require care and should not be neglected or left to shift for themselves even as the hive rests. The tone reflects practical guidance for apiary management.
The article urges farmers with hogs to build a cement smokehouse for curing hams shoulders and bacons as a profitable investment. It recommends hillside location and a cubical 8 by 8 by 3 feet chamber with 4 to 6 inch cement walls, an iron fuel door, and a four inch pipe leading to the smoke chamber.
The article explains making small curing barrels or hogsheads with a perforated cap and a 4 to 5 inch smoking pipe from the fire pit to the barrel. Use ce ment stoneware or terra cotta, burn green hickory or maple, avoid pine or resinous woods, and smoke 86 to 48 hours depending on storage needs.
Farmers continue careful beekeeping avoiding frantic scenes and noises to calm swarms. They monitor hives to prevent disturbances and ensure steady bee activity on the farm.
A four page leaflet issued by the U S Department of Agriculture dairy division outlines simple rules for producing clean safe milk. It covers keeping cows healthy sterilizing utensils using small top milking pails and cooling milk promptly with references to further bulletins. Concludes with keep milk clean covered cold.
A report from Ohio to the USDA biological survey notes skunks raid bee hives at night, scratching the hive until bees emerge and are eaten. The survey recommends fencing hives with chicken wire at least three feet high.
Discussion on whether to use fertilizer with soy beans. It notes that opinions vary but leans toward applying some fertilizer at planting time.
A farmer suggests hanging a canvas over the feed hopper opening and cutting silts in it. The slits are greased with an antiseptic salve to apply to the birds foreheads, preventing forehead sores.
The text notes corn silage as succulent feed for dairy cows and ranks roots as highly palatable. It advises pouring a little off on farm machinery rather than spending unnecessary funds on repairs.
Advice notes that a farmer should run a business on his own land and assess if a cow covers her feed costs, suggesting practical independence and financial acumen for agricultural enterprise.
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