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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
6
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin for quick relief of indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and related stomach troubles claiming rapid action and worldwide fame. A second brief passage praises Boy Scout work ethic and community service showing small acts building mutual aid and local cohesion as described in the Hays Dispatch excerpt.
A vintage advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine promising immediate fullness and luster for dull or damaged hair. It urges readers to use a small amount on a cloth or strand to reveal lighter, wavier hair with a healthy appearance, available in a 25 cent bottle at stores.
A garbled collection of humorous lines and aphorisms from diverse sources. Includes a nonsensical tale about healing, a joke on a luscious oyster, references to a judge, and brief notes on books, advice, and pawnshops as timekeepers.
Henry Holt narrates Uncle Zeke's belief in a prophesied thousand year rule beginning at seven in the morning on a chosen Wednesday. Zeke’s warning triggers a scramble among Henry James Jenny and others to manage his fortune as they confront deceit, greed, and a deceptive chart of wealth.
A fragmented, satirical piece describes a theater scene with seating by rank, noting emperors, editors, and workers in a staged pageant. It recalls regal displays, female attendees apart, and the oddities of courtly order amid modern observers. The text references a Boston Transcript exchange about a risible castor oil joke.
Guide outlines that natural drainage cannot be replaced by tile or artifice. Keep swine away from water sources to prevent cholera. Shade from trees matters for winter comfort and farm value. Emphasizes precise breeding plans, selection of pigs, timing, and price ideas for top yields.
A discussion on wintering pigs for profit argues feeding costs, market timing, and seasonal prices. It weighs whether delaying finishing until spring yields better returns and notes risks of overfeeding and relying on volatile markets.
Industry reports demand at the packing house shifts toward leaner pork and smaller weight, urging producers to feed more protein feeds and shorten the fattening period.
The guidance notes feeding pigs in fall and winter with a moderate corn ration plus bran and other nitrogenous feeds on hand to add variety to the diet. It emphasizes using available locally sourced feedstuffs to balance nutrition during colder months.
The article explains udder symmetry as key to dairy appeal, guiding milking to balance front and rear quarters. It notes extending milking on front teats, delaying rear teat use, and adjustments at lactation end to shape the udder, with variations for freshening and finishing milking.
The article argues butterfat is scarce and prices high, urging farmers to increase milk yield through fall feeding. It emphasizes not letting production decline, suggests silage or hay rations, and estimates daily gains per cow with adequate feed.
Fragmentary dairy guidance describes cowpea hay and corn meal mix as a daily feed. It suggests supplying a mixture with milk output targets and mentions using feed quantity proportional to milk produced while urging generous feeding on righteous grounds.
Minnesota Experiment Station warns farmers that cows yielding high milk must have adequate feed. Excess cows with insufficient rations lose body fat, causing milk output to decline and quality to drop.
Advice on dairy farm care emphasizes keeping cream cool to prevent bacteria growth and ensuring cows are properly rested. It notes cows chew cud and deserve credit for productive periods, while avoiding overloading them with constant feeding tasks.
In a fragment from the Columbia Jester, Diogenes tours Athens hunting the honest man when the spirit of Ananias whispers a questionable cue. Diogenes scratches his head in perplexity as Mnally, lit lantern in hand, invites the shade to return home for supper.
An advertisement extols Resinol for skin ailments such as vezema and itching, claiming physicians for twenty years endorse it and reporting numerous positive remarks. The copy touts Resinol ointment and soap as clearing eruptions and leaving skin clean, available at druggists.
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