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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1882
Page
6
The Scientific Record describes a simple unprofessional remedy for sweeny. Daily percussion with a fist stone or stick strengthens wasted muscles, bathing the shoulder and allowing rest for faster recovery. Old chronic cases may take longer. no blisters or liniments are needed.
The Troy Press recounts a farmer who tested boards with raw potato pieces among his crop. Bugs appeared on day one, were killed, and a second crop faced pests. within a week the infestation vanished. He notes spring as peak bug breeding time and suggests dipping potato pieces in Paris green to save labor.
A French breeder attributes fattening success to abundant, varied, well prepared fodder and rejects secrets. Mr Putnam notes cattle prefer diverse forage like sorrel and bitter herbs that spark appetite. An exchange mentions cabbage as a simple remedy to stop horses slobbering on clover before work.
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