Silage Based Ration Boosts Profit for Fattening Cattle
Purdue experiment data show the top ration for winter fattening uses pure corn silage with all the corn the steer will eat plus five and a half pounds of cottonseed meal per thousand pounds of steer and a small amount of dry roughage such as clover hay, corn stover or oats straw. Steers on this mix earned higher profits than any other ration, while those fed corn cottonseed meal and silage without roughage were cheaper to fatten but not as finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue Experiment Station
B G. King
Harvest Home Ode and Oyster Bisque Recipe Fragment
A fragmentary passage mixes Robert Herrick style harvest imagery with a mock oyster bisque recipe. It references harvest customs and vocal celebrations around carts, with archaic countryside scenes and a kitchen instruction section detailing oyster preparation and a white roux for soup.
Wound and Injury Characteristics in Dairy Cattle
The article notes superficial gland injuries require minimal treatment as healing occurs naturally under favorable conditions. More severe wounds alert milking staff via cow with sitting pain or udder distress. skin abrasions are obvious, while non-abrading injuries are harder to detect, with superficial or deep involvement depending on severity. It also mentions Rockdale Perfection Deal ia, a champion Holstein bull from Iowa farms Davenport, bred for high milk and butter production, owned by Lowana Farms with J. L. Thatcher as manager.
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Vandervorts Hoard
Rockdale Perfection DeKal
Rockdale Perfection Deal Ia
Lowana Farms
Davenport
J. L Thatcher
Treating udder injuries and the value of live stock farming
The text discusses udder injuries in cattle and remedies such as hot water poultices, soothing ointments, and opium or belladonna for pain, stressing careful treatment over extreme measures. It also extols live stock as essential to farm health, soil rejuvenation, and sustained profitability for the corn belt farms. Horses, cattle, and general livestock are cited as vital for farm economy, with rising costs and stable demand cited by the Kansas Farmer.
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Kansas
Corn Belt
After coughs months Mrs Primrose finds relief with Vinci
Mrs Maria Primrose of Brooklyn reports a three month chronic cough ended after using Vinci liver and iron remedy. The ad touts Vinci as a tonic iron helper, claiming improved rest and strength, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Maria Primrose
Newell Treet
Brooklyn
N. Y
Siyes
Vinci
Festive Ice Cream Recipes From a Home Kitchen
Homestyle treats for Thanksgiving include pineapple sherbet lemon sherbet maple mousse and blague ice cream. Instructions cover ingredients mixing steps freezing and serving with notes on texture and garnishes. Recipes emphasize fresh fruit desserts, eggs whipped cream and careful freezing technique.
The Ripe Red Cranberry Recipes From A Cook Book
Classic cranberry recipes guide including Cranberry Sauce Pie Jelly and Maid preparations. Steps cover selecting berries washing cooking in porcelain or agate kettles, sugar quantities per quart, straining through a sieve, and molding the finished jelly and cranberry desserts for a cool setting.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements Told in Indiana Testimony
Indiana citizen Mrs. J. P. Walser testifies years after a public endorsement that Doan's Kidney Pills gave a permanent cure for kidney pain and lumbago. She praises the medicine and notes continued family relief. Sold by Wildebrand's Drug Store with Foster Milburn Co. as U. S. agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Indiana
Gi Doan
J. P. Swalser
Water St
Infiane
Doan
Wildebrand
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Take
Dynamite or Gas Blows Pittsburg Grocery
Three explosions rocked Valentino Pizza wholesale grocery at 2300 Penn Avenue in Pittsburg. Four firemen were injured rescuing victims as police and fire crews fought the blaze. Police attribute the blast to dynamite while Italian suspects claim artificial gas. Pizza and five others were arrested.
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Pittsburg
Valentino Pizza
Penn Avenue
Inventor Charles S. Heller Ends Life in Gas Inhalation
Charles S. Heller of Philadelphia, a 73 year old retired manufacturer and noted inventor, died by inhaling illuminating gas after leaving a note to his brother about severe head pains. He authored scientific pamphlets and invented several instruments widely used by scientists.
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Charles S. Heller
Philadelphia
Lad Not Harmed After Four Freight Cars Passed Over Him
In Uniontown Pennsylvania Clyde Jamison fifteen fell between Baltimore and Ohio freight cars and four cars passed over him before stopping. He rode between two cars and sustained minor bruises with no serious injury. In Lexington Kentucky W Demmel of this city is cited as possibly the oldest Odd Fellow. He is ninety five and has been an Odd Fellow for seventy three years.
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Uniontown
M A
Dac
Clyde Jamison
Fairchance
County
Baltimore and Ohio
Lexington, Ky
W. Demme
Unclear OCR Text Prompts Local Product Ad
Fragmentary OCR sample mentions a product likely related to health or muscle tonic with vendor in singular line. Reads poorly with spelling errors and missing context. No clear date place or named entities to anchor a proper news-style card.
Madame Pays America Again Visit New York Vaudeville
The article notes Madame Sarah Bernhardt arriving in Chicago via the La Savon line and slated to perform in vaudeville, highlighting public interest in the famed French actress. An experimental diet story of Sanford, begun July 1912, details weekly food costs and items like skimmed milk and peanut butter as context.
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France
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Chicago
Cornell Freshman Tests Cheap Diet For Health Cost
Raymond P. Sanford of Ithaca, a strong healthy freshman at Cornell’s agriculture college, undertakes a personal experiment to measure the actual weekly cost of enough food to maintain a normal body, living on eighty five cents.
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Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Raymond P. Sanford
Cornell College of Agriculture
Wire ropes miles long to operate tallest Woolworth elevators
Trenton N J Dec 2 The John A Roebling Sons company has completed over thirty four miles of wire ropes to run the twenty one elevators of the Woolworth building the highest in the world If laid in a line the ropes would stretch from the Battery in Manhattan to Ossining in Westchester County revealing the scope of this engineering feat
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Trenton
N. J
John A. Roebling Sona Company
Woolworth
Battery
Manhattan
Ossining
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Hidlana Publishing Company
Bt Jackson
Matagug
Carpenter Ave
Munnimakers
Weamer's Restaurant
North Seventh St
Bath
Gazette Ofice
Conner Vehicle Co
Gazette’ Office
T. A. Gilbert
E. R. Lumsden
Philadelphia St
Jacksorville
Wilmer Stewart
Titusville
S Ile
Inquire Gazette Office
Altimus
Jay
Robert
Herrick
Brooklyn, N. Y
Cruad Wremn
America
Sanford
le Sophire
Walace Dry Goods Co
Jamestown
J.C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
Phila
Fudieua
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