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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
5
Mrs F M Dunkin of LeRoy Illinois reports years of constipation improved by Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. She says the small pills are very effective and provides thanks for a reliable remedy.
An ad touts Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills claiming gentle bowel movement without griping, restores natural conditions, and universal use by women and children. It promises money back if the first package fails and notes availability from druggists, Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Indiana.
A recoverable excerpt extols mule breeding on small Missouri farms noting high profits from mature mules, 200 dollars each for three-year-olds, and a simple system using 200 acres with mares and one driving horse. It describes annual colt production, pasture rearing, and lean winter feed of corn fodder and straw, with disciplined handling to keep mules calm and productive.
Farmers should replace fowl water twice daily and keep drinking vessels clean to prevent disease. Contaminated water from sick birds spreads illness. use carbolic acid sparingly and wash fountains daily to keep water pure as warm weather rises.
The piece explains late hatched chicks offer a seasonal advantage by storage and spring sales, creating ongoing demand until late in the season. It notes early spring broilers remain strong in price, storage cannot match fresh broilers, and honest poultrymen avoid substituting late hats for broilers.
The article argues high priced stock can pay off in multiple returns, stressing vigor, good foundation stock, and careful breeding. It warns against back-yard flocks and urges buying from reliable breeders, noting May to June hatching and strong weights boost value for exhibition and breeding.
Massachusetts agricultural experiment station issues bulletin 128 with feed analysis from markets over the year. It notes grain screenings appear commonly and offers ration selection guidance for dairy stock along with a tabulated year price list. Free copies available while supply lasts on request to Expert.
A writer argues that small mixed farms can outpace large debt laden ventures. A 12 acre plan near a market blends poultry breeding with fruit and truck crops, using a 100 by 10 foot laying house and 40 by 16 foot broader building, incubators, brooders, orchards, and rows of strawberries.
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