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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1915
Page
3
A garbled medical note connects biliousness with lorpld Meer including coated tongue foul breath and delayed digestion. The report links toxin reabsorption in the gut to brain effects and headaches along with stomach sweat and liver bowels function. a Paris embassy aviator recounts a Pakistan journalist critiquing a notebook.
Fragmented ad style item touts sage tea and sulfur as a natural darkening cosmetic, claiming hair regains color thickness and gloss with simple nightly application. An odd adjacent passage notes social chatter about a deputy and a wife in Italy, then shifts to New South Wales fishing plans and a child's quip about precautions.
A ruined morse note touts a grape nut based dietary remedy for various ailments. It claims grape nate preparations aid digestion, nervous fatigue, and stomach trouble, endorsed by a physician and linked to a physician’s book.
A newspaper page advocates improved farming methods and shared farming ideas. It invites farmers to study the page, learn from others, and send feedback on agricultural practices and observations.
An article extols the Cayuga duck as a distinctly American breed bred in New York near Cayuga Lake. It compares favorably with Pekin for early markets, claims cheap production, and advises farmers to try raising this practical bird alongside other poultry.
Feathers for market fowls appeal to some but Cayuga ducks offer an excellent alternative for a restricted range. Cayugas are hardy in confinement, quiet, and form strong attachment to their home, with little inclination to stray. Ducks fatten if fed liberally, ducklings are hardy, and a yearly disinfection of the duck run is advised with green arch in the run.
A Corell University piece explains windbreaks should balance wind reduction with air flow. Use mixed evergreens and deciduous trees like spruces maples and birches planted closely then thinned to avoid pest breeding. Proper placement and spraying maximize orchard protection and yield.
Farmers are urged not to turn cows out for water in very cold weather. Cold water and air chill cows and reduce milk yield. Providing an in-barn water supply costs less and keeps cows warm, maintaining production and overall efficiency.
F H Ballou describes sun sprouting tubers on bright shelves after risk of frost. Sun treated potatoes form short firm sprouts and resist decay, enabling planting with minimal waste. Field tests show July sun sprouted stock yields higher germination and vigor despite Fusarium wilt, though late-season results varied.
Hoard's Dairyman advises cutting alfalfa for hay as the second crop shoots begin from the crown to protect future growth. Cutting too late harms next growth and risks a weak stand, while cutting too early invites premature clipping and poor regrowth.
The text outlines cow feeding guidelines emphasizing morning and evening rations, prioritizing nutritious forage and careful curing of feed. It notes alfalfa quality, rain protection, and moisture impact on palatability, with cautions about feed time and cutting age on digestibility and weight.
An expert notes common errors in capon raising. Common mistakes include marketing capons too early and underfeeding fattening stock. Proper method calls for delaying slaughter to ten twelve months, then fattening in a dark coop with frequent feeding. The text also briefly mentions stimulants and egg production claims.
In hatchery notes the examination of age and feed is described. The feeder must be careful during exams and ensure a balanced ration. References to Alfalta with tubm and stinger immkes are mentioned as practical feed elements.
R G Weatherstone notes farmer opinions vary on sow breeding ages from ten months to two years. He warns against overweight sows and advises careful feeding of growing pigs, including skim milk and shorts. The boar must be confined with proper bedding and dry, clean conditions. Pigs require water with skim milk and separate pens from sows once they start eating solid food.
An observer notes that soft corn can fatten cattle nearly as well as sound grain. A wet season left corn soft. siloed and later fed from shock showed strong fattening results. Iowa studies cited as supportive, with advice on storage and handling for poultry and stock yards.
A short guidance piece on corn and alfalfa balancing for pork beef and butter profits. Encourages careful seed corn and alfalfa seed bed preparation. Advises giving hens a chance to yield profits through better feeding. Emphasizes steady income through balanced farming practices.
A breeder urges improved sanitation on farm buildings houses stables and yards. Emphasizes better sanitation as a key future improvement in modern farming and recommends supplying green feed to poultry for healthier stock.
A ads style health notice warns that cold damp winter weather causes kidney problems and related backache. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as relief, urging rest, diet, and reduced worry, with a farmer Alea Singer testimony claiming dramatic prior illness and later recovery after treatment.
Fragmentary OCR text includes ad like lines Doan Back Is Idney P Doan Son by 2d Dealers Price 50 cents DNEY PILL ILLS. Also contains humorous and literary snippets about a five year old boy asking about God, a remark by Judge Parker Tillman on the death of Italian volunteers in the Argonne, and a scene with two girls Mary and Hazel discussing friendship and kissing.
An odd mix of an old seed catalog pitch from John A. Salter Seed Co. of La Crosse Wisconsin promotes potato variety “Red River Valley” and sets prices, plus a light anecdote about voting for women as a cheaper appeal to a wife. The clipped text includes catalog requests and a Washington Star joke about political stances.
An OCR fragment lists self shampooing claims for Cuticura products and Castoria’s warning to mothers, alongside a quip about a dog with pedigree and a joke about laws and a motorist’s cloth accessory. The text combines ads, jokes, and vintage brand references without a cohesive story.
A vintage ad style item highlights California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults, urging use over harsh castor oil and calomel. It touts safety, popularity with mothers, full directions, and a 50 cent bottle, with other content noting inventions by women and anecdotal life tips.
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