Offer to subscribe to major papers for one year
The notice offers a one dollar subscription to NEWS for a year to select papers including New York World thrice weekly Louisville Courier Journal weekly Cincinnati Enquirer weekly. It promotes the papers as renowned non political and widely read, inviting both old and new subscribers to remit cash with order.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Cincinnati Enquirer
United States
Canada
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Thay
McCall's Magazine
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McCall CO
New York
Orange Blossom Suppositories for Female Ailments
An advertisement claims Orange Blossom suppositories are a positive cure for inflammation congestion and various uterine disorders including prolapse and ovarian issues. It asserts applicability at all times with testimonials from worldwide sources and offers a $1.00 price via druggists plus a free sample book upon request.
Debated Pasteurization and Pure Cultures in Butter Making
E W Allen of the Pennsylvania Experiment Station questions the value of pasteurizing whole milk before separation and using pure cultures in butter. He notes market pasteurizers have not consistently justified expected improvements and that regional and ordinary creameries may show even less impact, leaving advisability unsettled.
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E. W. Allen
Pennsylvania Experiment Station
Hogs Warn Against Feeding Corn Solely to Pigs
Dr. Alexander warns in Live Stock World that exclusive corn rations stunt bone and muscle development in young pigs. A mixed diet with nitrogenous foods like milk middlings flaxseed meal bran and blood meal strengthens bones and prevents a rickets like disease, with exercise and lime water aiding pigs prone to weak bones.
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Alexander
Conditions for optimum butter churning temperature
Indiana farmer outlines factors influencing cream churn temperature including cream richness, churn size, cow feed and milking, room heat, and churn speed. Recommends starting one third full, targeting 20 to 30 minutes to butter, with summer 64 58 F and winter 58 64 F ranges, and notes methods to prevent foaming, adjust moisture, and finish when specks vanish.
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Indiana
Dipping Hogs Farm Practice Sparks Debate
An exchange argues hog dipping mainly kills lice but may help disease control. Proper care like fresh bedding and light feeding reduces need for dipping, while under current conditions the small cost may be worthwhile. A grower reports success with Zenobeum for hog and sheep dipping at lower expense than other dips.
Age of a Profitable Cow and Prime Dairy Practice
A Kansas state board report notes that an eight year old cow yields higher profits than younger cows. A cow in her prime can stay productive for several years, while first-year cows are usually unprofitable in milk output. One strong cow between seven and eight outperforms two younger cows in revenue, with only modestly increased food needs.
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Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Quality of Butter and Feed From Various Grains and Forage
Derrymen note butter quality depends on feed. Whole oats and coarse hay yield hard crumbly butter. oats with other feeds improve. Ground oats and clover produce good quality. Linseed meal large amounts make soft butter. moderate use helps. Corn meal with coarse fodders yields firm butter. other grains mix improves mold. Cottonseed meal in the south produces hard butter. bran and shorts give normal. Potatoes reduce quality unless grain is added. Timothy and tubers have little value. butter becomes hard and tallowy.
The Proper Feeding Trough for Sheep
Advice on trough design favors wide-botomed troughs for sheep feeding over V shapes. Troughs should be one foot above ground with strong outward-angled legs to prevent tipping, and grain should be stored in large hinged-lid boxes. Grain feeding can use wooden buckets or coal shuttles to regulate portions.
Beets and Carrots as Feed for Horses and Sheep
Beets and carrots pair with grain and hay in horse rations but beetine in beets is poisonous to stock, especially horses. Do not feed beet roots as main food or pasture tops. Moderate beet inclusion helps cut costs. Sheep respond to regular feeding. delaying meals causes restlessness and wasted feed, so a consistent schedule saves eaten forage.
Field Peas Used as Manure in Wheat Preparation
Field peas were used as manure to prepare winter wheat in certain experiments. An average age of hens noted in the study is about five, with observations suggesting increased wheat yields in specific trial plots.
The Paris Betting System and its Parimutuel Mechanics
Analysis of a French parimutuel betting method used on a racetrack. It explains ticketing by two and five dollar machines, 5 percent house deductions, prize distribution by winner tickets, handling of fractions, and adjustments for dead heats. It warns that persistent deductions could exhaust all non-house funds.
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Eyra
Fire Losses Show Need for Safer Building Material
The U S has the world's best fire departments yet suffers over 20 million dollars in fire losses annually due to poor building materials. European nations spend less per person and fireproof construction could cut U S losses to about 26 million dollars. The piece argues for fire resistant, substantial construction and notes London’s water supply would not suffice for large U S town fires. Author: Mitchell, American Review of Reviews.
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United States
London
Kim Off Mitchell
The
American Review of Reviews
New Word Needea Promises Glass Blackboards at NY College
A CCNY report from its St Nicholas Heights campus describes a new glass blackboard design readable from all angles except behind. Dr Baskerville, chemistry professor, explains the device and ponders what a wall slate becomes when replaced by glass.
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College of the City of New York
St. Nicholas Heigh's
Baskerville
Absentee Dining at Maxim's Reveals Family Frayed Ties
Fragmentary OCR reads like a diner scene at Maxim's with a fraught exchange about a son and familiar settings. The garbled text hints at family tension and a mysterious moment but lacks clear names or outcomes.
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Maxim's
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