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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
2
A simple pasteurization method using a perforated bottom tin pail or an inverted pie plate to circulate water. Milk in bottles is heated in a small tin pail, then cooled under a cold water faucet after 25 minutes at a controlled temperature of 160 degrees F. This cheaper approach yields safe pasteurization.
An efficient cooling method is described to prevent bottle breakage and allow milk to be conveyed to the refrigerator and kept on ice until ready for use. The text warns that pasteurized milk should not be used for feeding children after it is 24 hours old.
The article explains interculture tillage aims to kill weeds, keep surface soil receptive to rainfall, and reduce evaporation. Cultivating four inches deep instead of two can cut yield by about ten percent. Four to five cultivations usually suffice due to root pruning. more frequent tillage does not raise yield if soil isn’t compacted and is weed free.
Salt for hard working horses and those on full grain feed should be offered often. Place a lump of rock salt in a corner of each feed bin. they are the best judge of their salt needs and will not overeat if a steady supply is always available.
Take half a day to examine and trim your colt's feet. Many young horses are injured by letting their hooves grow wild, so regular trimming helps prevent problems and keeps animals sound.
A brief note discusses aligning pig feeding to give every pig an equal chance. The suggestion explores grouping pigs or expanding troughs to ensure fairness in access to food provided by helpers or elves.
Reports from scattered sources indicate the corn ear worm and moldy ear damage contaminate feed, causing blind staggers and deaths among farm horses. The Kansas experiment station has studied the disease, linking it to poisonous mold from damaged corn ears and worm activity.
A garbled note describes a reinforced double tree built from two caetuceo bene linked by a duetal plate with AL between them. The metal should techor byctnoh titer. All three pleceneould be eat and Hinped together.
By Tillman and colleagues, the article urges farmers to study seed characteristics such as size shape and color to detect grain impurities. It warns that introducing noxious weeds is dangerous because they are hard to eradicate and emphasizes careful seed selection and cleaning practices.
A fragmentary notice mixes a poetic lament for Gettysburg and peace with an agricultural list detailing various grasses and seeds. The text references Ohio County Drainage, a June 1 date, and indicates a bid process with specifications and the county board’s involvement. It preserves names of officials and procedural notes about bids and rights to reject bids.
An advertisement claims deafness from Eustachian tube inflammation can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It asserts nine of ten cases arise from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars are sent free from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The passage extols a fabric or garment, noting it is not difficult to make and will hold the strongest tear, outlasting nine dozen ordinary doubletres, implying superior quality and long wear under stress.
W B Gilbert argues for careful thinning to prevent crowding in early growth. Seeds should have space to develop, with thinning or pricking out after one year. Overcrowding harms crops, and many gardeners would benefit from sowing less seed. Light seed beds promote germination, while very low temperatures inhibit most seeds.
White comb in fowls is caused by decayed food impure water and overcrowding in dark filthy houses. There is scurfy appearance to the comb wattles head and neck with feather loss. Treatment calls for clean quarters wholesome food castor oil once to start then daily condition powder in soft food and vaselin on afflicted parts.
Egg laying contests across many states stimulate the poultry industry by proving that careful breeding in certain fowl strains increases egg production and boosts returns, though they do not establish one breed as universally superior.
A note on balanced nutrition says that milk oatmeal chapped clover and bran provide every element needed for rapid growth and full development in pulse plants, with proportions that avoid taxing digestive organs.
On slopes where coarse animal droppings fail to cling sheep droppings serve as a natural fertilizer. The coarse waste sticks longer to the ground, delivering nutrients where needed and aiding soil fertility.
The article outlines essentials for egg production focusing on grit, health, exercise, pure and green foods, clean water, cut hay and bone, lice control, regular feeding, and seasonally appropriate housing. It also cautions on turkey housing drainage and risk of cold or flooded low spots from heavy rain, plus a note on kale varieties for garden planning.
The committee for Ohio county will on Tuesday July 1 1913 at the Hartford court house award contracts for four truss bridges near Ralph Horton and Beaver Dam public roads. Bridges lengths range from 4 to 67 12 feet with plans on file at the County Court Clerk office. The committee may reject bids and contracts require Fileca Court approval.
An ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a gentle, agreeable laxative without unpleasant effects. It urges a trial and notes availability from all dealers.
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