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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
3
Veterinarian I Boyd warns farmers to remove nails and wire from animal feed to prevent injuries. Sharp fragments can injure cattle swine and other stock and may be swallowed, causing traumatic indigestion or heart complications.
Veterinary note explains that excess fat and inactivity trigger acidosis in pregnant ewes. The wasting condition leads to lameness paralysis and death within days. Postmortems show uteruses often harbor twins or triplets. Prevention includes more exercise and controlled feeding with drench treatments for affected animals.
A farmer considers which animals to cull for fattening and which to keep for winter stock. Those with poor teeth or low usefulness should be sent to market to reduce feeding and housing costs.
David walks with an army of patrolmen from Living Map lands, crossing a border line marked Dominion of Canada and United States. Each group wears a different colored uniform, while the banquet spreads with abundant food as David is honored guest.
The text promotes Phillips Mile of Magnesia as a safe instant neutralizer of excess stomach acid. It claims fast relief from gas and sourness, notes its suitability for children, and says genuine product is available at drug stores.
A shipwrecked sailor finds himself washed ashore and declares he is through as waves leave him high and dry. The piece reflects on behavior as a mirror where every person shows their true image.
Mrs. Joan Osborn of La Junta Colorado says after using the Vegetable Compound she gained appetite and sleep, felt less nervous, and could do more work as she raises six children. She recommends the medicine to others.
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