Feeding Calves Before Birth to Weaning Guidelines
United States Department of Agriculture Farmers' Bulletin 777 details calf care from birth to weaning. Emphasizes maternal milk, cleanliness, regular feeding, and progressive milk to separated milk transitions. Advises three daily feedings, gradual grain introduction, and careful pasteurization for milk from diseased cows.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States Deciment of Agriculture
Sound precautions for new beekeeper
A guide by Leonard Haseman of the Missouri College of Agriculture urges beginners to study bee habits and handle hives with care. Wear a veil, use smoke sparingly, avoid pinching bees, and choose warm, calm times for inspections to prevent chilling brood and to build a profitable, calm hive.
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Leonard Haseman
Missouri College of Agriculture
Measures 10 Raise Money For War Revenue Bill
Conferees finish a war revenue bill raising about 2.7 billion dollars from an earlier Senate 2.4166 billion. The plan adopts a graduated excess profits tax, adjusted capital definitions, new inheritance taxes, higher stamp taxes, and increased general duties.
War Revenue Bill Sets Revenue by Tax Type Conferees Agree
Washington reports the war revenue bill approved by Senate and House conferees raises about $1.007 billion. Key items include income tax 842 million, excess profits tax 1.11 billion, spirits and wines taxes, tobacco and cigarettes, freight and transportation levies, insurance and sales taxes on autos and goods, and various niceties in Schedule A.
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Lenewawar
Garfield fixes coal prices nationwide under wartime rule
Washington announces immediate regulation of coal pricing through the fuel administration setting maximum gross margins for retail dealers. The rule caps how much retailers can add to wholesale costs when selling bituminous and anthracite coal, using 1915 and July margin benchmarks as ceilings.
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Washington
Garfield
Mary in a Pullman Car Initiation Tale
A young girl and her mother travel by Pullman waiting for a bed made from two seats. A man enters at a stop and Mary must give up her seat to him with an upper berth reserved. The scene sparks humor as the mom explains where everyone will sleep and the journey continues.
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Mary
Freezone promises painless corn removal with drops
A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as a painless method to lift corns and calluses. A small bottle costs little at drugstores and works by drying on contact without irritation or infection risk. If a pharmacist lacks Freezone, he can source it from wholesalers.
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Cincinnati
Rat Deadly Disease Carrier in History and Modern Threat
The piece notes BE W. Nelson in National Geographic on how mosquitoes spread yellow fever and malaria while body lice carry typhus. It emphasizes the house rat as a major disease carrier and its role in plagues, urging public health attention alongside a brief advertisement for Red Cross Bag Blue.
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BE. W. Nelson
National Geographic Magazine
Widow's War Burden Echoed in Private Resolve
A wife speaks of urging her husband to war, noting the hardship for her as a spouse but concluding it would be easier for her as a widow, illustrating personal sacrifice and stark wartime attitudes. The exchange highlights intimate costs of conflict and resilience amid loss.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim
An old advertisement promises 7100.00 for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured. It promotes Halls Catarrh Medicine as a blood and mucous system remedy, sold by druggists for over forty years. Price not specified.
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Hall
Druta
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
A Suggestive Slap Between Sammie and Pauline
Sentimental Sammie calls Pauline a silvery-toned belle prompting a sharp reply. Pauline quips about the purpose of a bell if one does not ring it. The exchange shows playful flirtation and wit between two characters.
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Sammie
Pauline
Always Be Fair Try and Find the Good in Your Neighbor
A concise moral urging readers to seek the positive in others and extend fairness. The note encourages careful judgment and a charitable view, suggesting that truth and virtue shine when examined with a careful, patient eye.
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