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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
6
Augustus Canna day of Terre Haute reports severe flu related stomach issues and headaches improved after five bottles of Tanlac. He says his appetite returned and energy restored and urges others to try the medicine sold by druggists with over 87 million bottles sold.
A newspaper ad touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming many testimonials and promising sample bottles by parcel post. It urges sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York and notes bottles are sold in drug stores.
The U S Department of Agriculture outlines patient care for a foal orphan. Begin with cow milk diluted a quarter with water, add sugar and limewater, feed warm. Use a nipple vessel, start at half a cup per hour, increase as the foal grows, then switch to skim milk after two months with a flaxseed meal and bran or oats and oil meal ration. Ensure clean utensils and surroundings, provide companionship, shade, water, and fire protection to aid proper development.
Dairy expert M. H. Kenney of the New Jersey State Agricultural College offers steps to reduce garlic off flavors. Move cows off garlic pastures before milking, aerate and chill milk to 50 F, milk in a separate milk house, and maintain strict cleanliness to prevent souring and off tastes.
Dr Alexander Lyons praises the mystery of a mother's love. He describes her sympathy vast vision intuition and self sacrifice as unsurpassed.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims a local relief ointment and a tonic internal medicine that improve general health. The ad asserts catarrh worsens when run down and promotes buying from B. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio, with over forty years of sale.
The article advises that with good pasture poultry need not receive heavy grain. Provide just enough grain to keep them strong, then as they near maturity increase the ration to twice daily until full intake. Old corn is recommended as a fattening feed for geese.
A brief, humorous exchange features Seaton and Albertson in a joke about a wife who rises in the air and always lands on the speaker, delivering a light quip in a courtroom setting.
Use wheat or oat straw or fresh hay as litter and renew it regularly. Toss up the top with a fork to gather broken pieces underneath, remove them and replace with fresh straw or hay. Keep litter deep enough to encourage exercise but not so deep as to discourage the hens.
The passage advises feeding brood sows generously with ample protein for both the sow and embryo development. It stresses mineral matter and suggests dry sows can be supported using alfalfa hay ear corn and possibly some tankage as a supplement.
Article advises poultrymen to prevent bacillary white diarrhea in chicks by using eggs from noninfected flocks. No cure exists. sanitation helps, keep incubator dark after hatch, and separate into small groups. Regular cleaning and disinfection of quarters are essential.
Sunflowers are said to yield from 600 to 1800 pounds of seed per acre with 1000 pounds as the California average. The seed is mainly used in chicken feed mixtures.
A historical note emphasizes that success in farming comes only by studying scientific principles and applying them diligently. It stresses disciplined effort and practical experimentation as keys to improved yields and farming efficiency.
A local feature notes a persistent scrub bull causes ongoing problems on the range, contrasting with a well behaved cur dog and a capable mouser cat. The piece reflects rural frustrations with unruly livestock and the timeless humor of farm life.
Midwestern agronomists list nine leading soybean varieties: Manchu, Mid west, Elton, Ito San, Medium Green, Wilson, Peking, Virginia, and Hamilton.
Proper feeding and care before and during the first weeks of spring helps horses endure later heat and workload. It emphasizes adjusting diet and training to prepare for coming heavy toll and high temperatures.
A brief commentary on sour cream quality describing how overheating cream over time leads to sour notes. The note highlights that sour flavor is not typical of fresh cream and results from prolonged exposure to heat.
A short notice emphasizes that commercial fertilizer for the garden is inexpensive and highlights its value for small plots. It suggests readers consider applying fertilizer to improve yields with minimal cost.
A brief writing promotes choosing quality seeds and tools for garden success while criticizing cheap, poorly made options as wasteful. The note emphasizes value over price and urges careful selection for better results.
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