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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
7
Take care of your hearth and westtr will take care of you. Garfi ld Tea brief scantie health advisory fragment reads as a civic notice or public health snippet.
A bee industry surge reported with honey exports valued around 2,000,000 dollars in the last half of the year. The Food Administration provided significant support, aiding producers and expanding market reach amid rising costs.
Rabbits are the most troublesome pests of the soybean crop destroying areas, with woodchucks causing damage. The United States Department of Agriculture notes no insect or fungus pests now threaten soybeans, while honey demand rises and bee losses in 1917 push prices high. The article discusses beekeeping aid, sugar feeding permits, and recent farm bureau efforts to improve marketing and hive management amid wartime shortages.
The article notes pests like nematodes, worms, and caterpillars damaging soybeans across southern regions. It warns nematodes cause soil fury, advises avoiding planting after pest buildup, and mentions bollworms, wilt, and blister beetles as notable threats with varying resistance in a new variety being tested.
Farmers report excellent results from dwarf mile and dawn kafir crop varieties with area increases from 60,000 to over 80,000 bushels, boosting seed demand and farm output. The article notes price shifts, regional trials, and University department data while touching on bird attraction and poultry cost strategies. It references agricultural departments, regions like Artieny and Callfeenty, and practical farming tips including flock grading, cow feeding, and maintaining stock.
The article describes a Penn State guidance on spraying cattle to control lice during damp winter growth. It recommends a one percent solution of a standard chemical applied with long nozzle equipment to avoid eye injury, spraying the animal’s belly and along the back and shoulders, with a second application ten days later to target hatched larvae.
The United States Department of Agriculture inaugurates a campaign to reduce Hessian fly damage by forecasting conditions and guiding safe planting. Winter bitter ale and clippers for cattle feed are noted supplements. Market poultry and time-saving farming tips are included amid optimistic musings on absence and progress.
Geese yield profit with dusting and careful incubation. Incubation runs 25 to 30 days with nest management and water testing on day ten. Geese thrive with pasteurized brooders or hens, access to water, and clean shelters. Grass forage supports most feed, with light grain or wet mash as needed. Goose care emphasizes disease resistance and shelter, especially in cold months. Breeding stock should be selected for size vigor and vitality. Goose mating usually involves a gander with several geese, flocks run outdoors, and nests housed off floor in dry shelters with straw.
Geese breeding stock should be selected months before spring weddings, with females kept up to fourteen years while productive. Begin feeding in late winter. hens brood goslings for 7 to 10 days. Prepare geese for market with fattening rations on grass or in yards. Feathers yield about 1.1 lb per goose. feathers sell for 30 cents to $1. Geese houses should face south for maximum winter sun and proper ventilation.
Advice covers feed quality to maximize egg output and profit, avoiding moldy litter, culling weak males, draft control in roosting areas, temperature management, adding a sprouter, cold-house risks, behavior like corn pecking, scheduling exercise, cleanliness, ventilation limits, and choosing purebred stock or eggs for breeding next season.
For centuries GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil promises relief from backache kidney bladder troubles and other urinary and allied organ issues. It claims quick cleansing of kidneys and blood, with testimonials of recovery and warnings about symptoms, urging purchase from a druggist and refund if unsatisfied.
A classroom scene shows Patsy and a teacher discussing knot tying. Patsy admits she has no knots to show, prompting a corrective response from the teacher about learning knots and attention during the lesson.
A compact ad states no waiting relief for indigestion gas and upset stomach. It promises instant relief from pain heartburn and headaches using a product described with seals that don’t fit and bolching gas and cold symptoms.
A garbled mix of ads and clippings mentions Pape's Dippeysin and Cuticura products, prairie dog control by poisoning, and a stray quote from Louisville Courier-Journal. It references government acreage, costs, and a health remedy, all tangled in unclear context and dating signals.
An old advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as an 80 year trusted remedy for coughs bronchitis and throat issues across the United States. It claims the medicine brings sound sleep wards off coughing and aids healing while emphasizing American-made quality and decades of sale. It also briefly mentions Garfield laxative and a stray line about cream separator as filler.
The text blends courtroom dialogue with scattered phrases and ads. It references a defendant and magietrats, mentions no clear case details, and includes disjointed lines about a police encounter and a product ad for HALES CATAREH MEDIGNE.
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