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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
2
Agricultural guidance urges farmers to form breeding associations to build pure bred stock. Emphasizes community effort, crossbreeding, and selecting cows with beef blood, large frame, and sufficient milk for calf growth, noting market demand and international examples.
Gardening notes advise cutting out old branches and thinning to encourage new growth. The aim is to improve future fruit development and plant size.
The guide explains planting currants and gooseberries among tree fruits in small gardens. Shade from trees protects fruits from sun and wind, and foliage tends to stay healthier where fruits are not exposed to harsh conditions.
The text discusses selecting breeding sows and using steady cattle temperaments. It notes a good ewe adds value while a poor one hinders. It mentions grass as natural feed for cattle and horses and compares water heater costs to losses from cattle drinking ice water.
Farmer guidance urges poulrywired yards for fowls to prevent limberneck and maggot infestation. Proper exercise, uniform egg and meat color, and market awareness are key. Encourages building or buying windows and exploring new breeds like Buttercups and Rhode Island Reds.
The article outlines a school dress for young girls in wool or cotton. It features a plaid skirt or solid dark wool with a contrasting collar and cuffs, a straight front panel, narrow braid trim, and two thin belts with front buckles. The design aims for practicality and freedom for study and play.
The fragment describes a bird or creature guarding a temporary nest until the male or watcher moves away, then the female leaves to a true nest to deposit an egg and cover it with debris. The text contains incomplete phrases and lacks clear entities or dates.
Geese need shelter only in cold weather with open sheds as an option. Goslings hatch when pasture is ready and require extra feed only briefly. Use ample grazing to keep grass lean or rotate stock to fresh ground. Provide dry shelter for goslings. Geese are generally healthy with few disease or insect issues.
An exploration of autumn blouse trends notes cost of dressing driving choices. Overblouse and smock styles lead, geometric color blocking and metallic embroidery enhance fabrics like georgette crepe. High necks gain favor with matrons and bead embellishments add luxury to dressy wear.
Dainty handkerchiefs in applique and outline embroidery are shown. Create grove handkerchiefs using narrow rolled hems and whip stitching in pink or blue embroidery silk for a tidy finish. The article notes six to twelve inch sizes and gives simple sewing tips.
Post immunization hog shipments must be prompt or delayed at least ten days. Limit travel to 36 hours, avoid crowding, and provide constant access to clean water. Load and unload gently, use shade or sheltered housing, and protect from rain. When arriving, haul from car to farm, with minimal excitement and careful handling. Monitor daily for signs of illness and quarantine promptly. Consult a veterinarian for any disease outbreak.
The U S Department of Agriculture says permanent loss reduction from cholera hinges on farmer organization and a determined effort. It calls for self imposed quarantine continuous sanitary measures and early serum treatment if herds become infected or exposed.
Instructions emphasize individual feeding for pigs using well constructed troughs to prevent crowding. Advocates homegrown feeds and growing crops for milk production to support economical dairy output.
The fragmentary text mentions shipping or hog but lacks clear facts. No coherent event, names, or dates are readable to form a summary.
Philadelphia mother recalls suffering backache fatigue and nervousness from nervous indigation and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after three months of use. The ad promotes the tonic for tired mothers facing overwhelming demands and aims to ease headaches irritability and low mood.
An old ad claims Mustarine quickly ends chest congestion and sore throat overnight. It touts neuralgia lumbago neuritis rheumatic pains and swollen joints relief and markets Mustarine as a stronger non blistering mustard plaster than Grandmother's remedy. It warns to buy Begg's Mustarine in the yellow box.
A folklore remedy touts Celery King as a purely vegetable laxative tea that acts promptly on the bowels with no distress. It claims overnight results, warns hot consumption when ill, and asserts efficacy for sick headache, biliousness, dizziness, and sluggish liver. Sold by druggists in inexpensive packages.
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