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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
3
A fragment recounts Eleanor's first day at school. She tells her mother about a pill penell and a book she writes in class. The line captures a child's breakout moment and a teacher's remark.
An old Bayer advertisement touts Aspirin as genuine and safe for over seventy years. It urges accepting only unbroken Bayer packages with proper directions for headaches toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. It notes affordable 12 tablet tins and larger druggist packages and warns against counterfeit or unsafe tablets.
Marvelous remedy for indigestion promises relief for nervous dyspepsia constipation and related digestive disorders. Advocates note fifty four years of use in thousands of households worldwide with no failures and claims it also serves as a gentle laxative.
Colorful ad claims Diamond Dyes dye wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics with simple directions. It urges mothers to buy Diamond Dyes for perfect results and notes a druggist offers a 16 color Diamond Dyes Color Card.
The Bureau of Animal Industry outlines changes to interstate cattle shipment rules to curb tuberculosis spread. Emigrant shipments in sparsely settled areas may be tested en route or at destination with clearance from state TB officials. Tuberculin testing time is reduced to eighteen hours after injection, and the tenet to remove the time limit for purebred cattle is noted.
The present regulations require tuberculous cattle to be re shipped within four months. The recrafted regulation places heifers on the same basis as all other female cattle subject to the test.
Seed treatments using carbon bisulfide protect stored seeds from weevils during summer and fall. Place seeds in a sealed container with about one tablespoonful of carbon bisulfide per 10 gallons of space and let fumes act overnight, then store in dry quarters.
When rain disrupts haymaking, alfalfa silage yields good results. Cut in full bloom or fairly mature stages, preferably when dew or rain is on, and hurry to the silo. Shorter cuts pack firmer and reduce waste. under ripe alfalfa becomes sour with a disagreeable odor. First crop alfalfa is preferred by many who have tried silage.
The description portrays a healthy fragile animal in good condition needing high quality living space. It emphasizes ample fresh air and exercise to aid digestion, purify the blood, and maintain productivity. The text highlights the need for a comfortable home and special facilities to support its well being.
Experts from the United States Department of Agriculture advise fall as the best time for small poultry keepers to start. Choose well matured pullets rather than older hens so they lay eggs before winter and provide quicker return on investment. Source recommends buying from dependable farmers or poultrymen and arranging future delivery at an agreed price if needed.
The short hay crop this year raises prices and feeds. Corn fodder can be a strong substitute for cattle and other stock. Cut when kernels glaze and before frost. Medium sized shocks tied well preserve feed. Oat straw, if not rusted, makes good winter feed for horses. Straw or corn stover cannot replace clover or alfalfa hay for diary cattle or fattening, but helps roughed stock.
To prevent garlic flavor in milk keep cows away from garlic or wild onions. If found in small spots fence them off and graze with young stock, sheep, or hares. If garlic is widespread remove cows from pasture at least four hours before milking and place at noon in a garlic-free barn or pasture.
Late hatched chicks can be as profitable as early stock with good care. Provide shade for hot hatchlings and feed sour milk to boost vigorous growth. Keep dry mash available and a wide hopper to prevent crowding of the strongest chicks.
Selecting breeding stock is a key step for warding success in turkey raising. Choose birds for vigor size shape strong early maturity and plumage color to improve next generation and overall flock performance.
R Long reports that neuralgia and upset stomach relieved by Eatonic, claiming readers who suffer similar aches can gain health by controlling stomach acidity. He advocates taking Eatonle after meals, noting quick relief and a small box price with druggist guarantee.
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