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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
2
An old health advisory promotes a daily routine to regular bowels with water before breakfast and outdoor activity. It endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle cleansing laxative for all ages, claiming it cleans waste, improves breath and headaches, and boosts appetite and sleep. Big bottles available at drugstores.
A tense verbal challenge unfolds as a mind reader and a critic clash. The exchange pits supposed psychic powers against bold accusations of cowardice and threats of violence, revealing a sharp psychological confrontation.
A witty aside notes that many young men who fancy themselves as a girl’s future husband may in fact be merely pretending to be suitors, highlighting social attitudes toward courtship and deception.
A Colorado Agricultural College bulletin by Fred A. Lembach explains each step of hog butchering and curing to help farmers save profits. It covers tools, kill methods, scalding, dressing, splitting, chilling, cutting, lard rendering, curing, and storage with detailed pictures and instructions.
Stock farmers weighing wheat use price relations to decide feeding versus selling. Usually sell wheat and buy corn if needed for hogs, as corn runs higher per bushel yet follows wheat in price. Large wheat crops or small corn crops tighten the price gap, affecting feeding decisions across U S wheat acreage and average yields.
Authorities estimate one fifth of hogs on the market are infested with mange. This pests skin-disease lowers prices as hogs must be trimmed for first class market. Mites bore holes in the skin and new generations emerge every 12 to 14 days. Female mites lay 10 to 24 eggs. Treatment includes dipping with oil-free solution, repeating at 12 to 14 day intervals, or using a warm sulfur dip for effectiveness.
Live Stock Facts discusses dipping sheep for parasite control and hog disease patterns. It notes cattle purchases for experimental feeding at Iowa State College, typical feeding durations, and the impact of bog cholera on hog mortality. It highlights farm stock levels, feed efficiency, and growing stages affecting gains.
Paris fashion authorities approve off the face hats with low crowns and top tilted brims. Russian inspired belted coats and sealskin trim echo luxury as Paris dictates sealskin and fur for a stylish, youthful look in the season.
United States Department of Agriculture outlines squab production as a small scale, attentively managed venture. Profits are modest, with annual net gains of 2 to 2.50 per breeding pair, contingent on selection of stock, housing, feeding, and market timing. Copies of Farmers' Bulletin 654-F available from Washington offices.
Turkey raising in the United States, once a side issue, gains stability as knowledge of parasitic disease control grows. A St. Lee of the USDA notes few than 3,500 farms raise turkeys, making up 14 percent of all poultry. The 1929 crop shows about a 9 percent gain over 1928.
University of Wisconsin guidance for pullets starting to lay recommends a laying mash with equal parts ground corn ground oats wheat bran standard middlings and meat scraps. Salt is added at one pound per 100 pounds of each ingredient to balance the mix.
Advice to poultrymen on improving egg size and flock health through ration components grain oyster shell and water. Milk wet mash and alfalfa pasture are recommended along with removing male birds from breeding flocks after hatching eggs.
Lucky Day Three candles! And each one presents a year of Joyous to This 8 Carolyn Babush, Downer Ave, Milwaukee, sin. Her mother Says: "My mother used California Syrup, and when Carolyn constipated we got some, loved her constipation, by her breath, made her well happy. I have since used It for her upsets and colds, It gave her strength and energy." For fifty years, mothers have to California Fig Syrup to oveat a child's bilious, headachy, fever gy fretful spells. Doctors recommend its soothing aid to keep bowels in colds or children's alimenty, whenever bad breath, coated or listlessness warn of tion. It assists in bull children. The genuine always bears its name California. All drugstores: ding up.
Amateur program draws one million boys and girls to study music as a path out of poverty. It is estimated that one or more children are taking up piano lessons, reflecting hopeful efforts to nurture healthy development despite hardship.
Correct excess acid with Phillips' Milk of Magnesia the pleasant efficient relief for sour stomach indigestion heartburn gas and headaches. The preparation has been standard with doctors for over four years and is available in 25¢ and 50¢ bottles at druggists.
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