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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
3
Sterling Kentucky resident says three months on Peruna cured kidney and bladder pain. Grant Ontario caller reports lasting improvement after Peruna and Manalin use. The letters advocate Peruna as a kidney support remedy and credit it with restoring health and vitality.
The UK remains the world’s top importer of cattle and sheep for slaughter while paradoxically exporting many horses for the same end. Garfield Tea, hailed as a spring purifier, is promoted as a herbal remedy claimed to cleanse the body and improve health, against a backdrop of diverse and questionable assertions.
Describes a hinged rear door dehorning chute with adjustable width for barn doors. The device uses a stanchion, trough shaped section marked H, rope A and B to position the head, and a lever pole to secure the animal. Construction emphasizes stout hinges and sides, with a three foot front width and rear eight inches wider for safe operations.
The article argues cows fed a balanced ration with ample succulent feed stay productive into old age. Overfed or poorly timed feeding shortens useful years, while sustained silage supports digestion and year round nutrition, keeping cows profitable and healthy as they age.
A Danish scientist’s Hegelund udder manipulation method, tested at Wisconsin and New York facilities, reportedly increases daily milk by about one pound and two ounces of butter per cow. The technique, performed in three three-step sequences, shortens milking to five minutes and emphasizes reducing losses from incomplete milking while noting marginal differences versus careful stripping.
Dairymen are advised that common salt better suits cows than rock salt and a simple device can shelter and dispense it. Using a small box with a sloped bottom and a roofed top, salt is fed to a trough as cows lick, with replacement salt sliding down and occasional top clearing to powder as needed. The design aims to improve intake and ease of feeding.
The article argues milking ability in Herefords is shaped by training and calf handling. It cites a breeder who removes calves at one week and hand-teaches them, raising the calf while preventing excess fat to develop milking traits.
The piece warns that a cow must be fed adequately but not overfed. It argues proper feeding prevents harm from both excess and deficiency and emphasizes balanced nutrition and welfare.
The calf should nurse with the mother for a day or two after birth to aid digestion. Fresh milk after birth is essential for proper digestion.
An offbeat note reads like playful copy about a wedding moment and a dye product slogan. It mentions PUTNAM FACE LESS DYES and claims success without experience. The humor shifts to shade trees and family trees being “more or less shady.”
An old style ad touts Krause's Cold Cure for head and chest colds and La Grippe. It claims 25 cent price for druggists and ends with a jibe about modern doctors preferring patient money over blood.
An Italian author G. B. Biadego wrote a 1200 page book on Alpine tunnels. Garfield’s teas promotes a natural laxative claimed to overcome constipation and purify the blood. It includes drug law compliance and health claims. A trial package offer appears with address in Le Roy New York.
A New York parent reports severe baby eczema starting at three months. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment were used, with noticeable improvement within days and full recovery by six months. Total cost was $1.25 for one soap cake and two ointment boxes.
The Sunday Magazine notes Tsar Nicholas II, confined at home, has taken up composing music and writing verse. His poetry is melodic while his music carries fatalistic notes. Earlier poems appeared under Olaf with music by Grand Duke D Assia. The czar also boasts a fine violin collection.
A reader testifies that Grape Nuts breakfast cereal cured years of dyspepsia after following a doctor’s advice to use it every morning. She claims the predigested nature eases stomach load and supports nervous system health, noting families use four packages weekly and that it suits both children and adults. Read The Road to Wellville in class. There's a Reason.
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