Judging Cattle at the Paris 1856 Show
A reminiscence from the Live Stock Journal recalls the Paris International Cattle Show of 1856 with French government incentives for foreign exhibitors. It notes 1194 entries in the foreign Shorthorn class, 36 prizes, and Master Butterfly winning first prize before being sold to Australia for 1200 gas. Irish breeder C E Gray criticizes the rapid French judging process as biased toward milking traits.
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Lancashire
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Runnig
Scotland
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsed by Mrs Itzstein
Mrs F L Itzstein of Fitzgerald Street Northam reports a severe kidney ailment with back pain and disturbed secretions improving after using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. She claims eight bottles cured her condition ten years ago and urges continued faith in the remedy. Sold by chemists for 2s 6d per bottle or 15s 3d for six. Foster McKelllan Co. publicised.
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Fitzgerald Street
Northam
Murray-street
Perth
Doan’s
Swine Herd Decline and War-Time Food Strategy
The Ontario Farmers' Advocate reports that European swine herds, including enemy nations, fell by 32 425 000 head. Allies face pork shortages while US entry will boost demand for bacon and pork products. Allies may seek Canada to raise supplies as grain is diverted to humans and meat animals are imported to meet needs.
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United States
Ontario
Canada
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