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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1928
Page
7
The piece urges indoor ventilation and fresh air, regular exercise, and sun exposure to curb winter illnesses. It recommends gas heater checks, proper moisture around 40 percent, and a prewinter medical exam of heart kidneys and lungs to ensure resilience against colds bronchitis pneumonia and other respiratory diseases.
Dairymen should be more farsighted in rearing young stock for future herd quality. Poor feeding stunts heifers. plenty of roughage supports economical milk production. Clemson experts advise winter rations with grain, silage, and legume hay, detailing specific daily amounts and protein content for various feed scenarios.
White scours in newborn calves is a calf-killing disease that can devastate premises and herds. It is caused by various strains of the colon bacillus and related bacteria, typically harmless in older animals, but the trigger for calf mortality remains unknown.
A Wichita county demonstration club plans a warm hand shake winter project. Club women producing more than 100 pairs of chamois skin gloves under construction following demonstrations by Miss Ethel Louise Webb. Average glove cost is 58 cents per pair.
Readable ad copy shows a sale event for men and boys suits and overcoats with big values advertised by JUENKE and SCHOENEWOLF. The listing highlights affordable pricing and wide selection.
Federal prohibition agents seized a 500-barrel liquor plant on a western Galveston residential block after 16 raids this month. An entire upper floor housed the still and equipment. One Spaniard was arrested as raids extended to Dickinson and Alta Loma with arrests reported.
Weatherford November 17 a freight train from which he fell ran over Tommy Carroll fifteen and a companion as the train passed more than twenty cars Carroll left with his Dallas step father W C Wilson to go to California his right leg was amputated below the knee
The young calf grows from six to ten pounds of skim milk daily to sixteen to twenty pounds by four months. It receives a little grain and legume hay, with emphasis on keeping feed and surroundings clean. Tying calves separately helps regulate intake and monitor each calf's condition.
Texas licensed physician Dr. Mellenthin will hold office hours Wednesday and Thursday December 5 and 6 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Travelers Hotel. Consultation is free. He lists many treated ailments and cites several Texas patients. Married women must be accompanied by husbands. Address: 224 Bradbury Building Los Angeles California.
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