Excellent Method of Feeding Calves
Roy Potts summarizes practical calf-rearing: allow first suckle, then remove and feed skim milk with warm, sweet milk. Start after a week, increase gradually, avoid overfeeding, and use four quarts per feed twice daily for a month. Add flaxseed, corn meal, and balance with skim milk advantages shown in Indiana Bulletin No. 47.
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Roy
Potts
Oklahoma Agricultural Corters
Indiana Experiment Station
Education of Youth in Cotton Clubs for Southern Farms
The article outlines Boys Demonstration Work focusing on cotton clubs as a step beyond corn clubs. It advocates practical, farm-based learning through boy-led experiments in cotton, soil improvement, and diversified crops to combat boll weevil threats, with two-acre minimum plots and aims to build wealth and responsible farming among southern youths.
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Bradford Knafp
Wshat
Corn Club
We Clubs
Ralal
Corn Clubs
Louisiana
Texas
Solinnaress
Boll Weevil Infested Area in Alabama Maps 1911 Spread
The limit of spread for the Mexican cotton boll weevil in Alabama for 1911 is established. The infested line runs from Columbus Massachusetts through Memphis Pickens, toward Gainesville and Epes, Coatopa Sumter, Myrtlewood Hampton Marengo, east of Wilcox Monroe Repton Conecuh, through Polland Escambia, and to the gulf via Santa Rosa. Alabama quarantine regulations cover the entire infested area and a ninety twenty mile width beyond it. The lag is not ready to move until after August 1, 1912.
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Alabama
Columbus
Mas
Memphis
Pickens County
Gainesville
Epes
Coatopa
Sumter County
Myrtlewood
Hampton
Marengo County
Bethel
Wilcox County
Monroe
Monroe County
Repton
Conecuh County
Polland
Escambia County
Gulf
Santa Roa County
Pia
Ins Fe
Wagon brake boon for hills and teamster use
An unusual wartime style note describes a wagon brake using an iron shoe chained to a wheel to ride on the shoe. The system avoids brake lever locking and helps on steep grades by letting the wheel drop onto the shoe and hinge on a hook when not in use.
Swamp Root Promoted as Kidney Aid in Grip Epidemic
Doctors note grip aftereffects distress kidneys with back and urinary troubles. Local druggists report high Swamp Root sales. Dr Kilmer & Co offer free sample bottle by mail. Regular bottles 60 cents and 1.00. For sale at all druggists. Mention this paper.
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Bright
Kilmier
English traveler meets American polecat on Marion county visit
A recent arrival in the United States travels through Marion county and encounters a small white skunk called a polecat. He later writes home that the creature had the most offensive breath of any animal he has seen, after noting his travel clothes and impressions.
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Missouri
Marion County
Scullylanda
Tom O'Neal
Kansas City Journal
Truth Alone Not Sufficient In Advertising Claims
A collection of observations on proof versus assertion, plus a humorous grocer ham anecdote and a promotion for Hunts Lightning Oil. The snippets mention truth needing evidence, a Kennedy quote, and a joke about ham purchases. It references lumbago and chilblains remedies and a children’s soothing syrup, with playful commentary on shared knowledge in households.
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John ©. Kennedy
Printers’ Ink
Still One and Friends Echo Work Versus Idleness
Excerpts praise work over idleness from Darius Ogden Mila and James Allen, with notes on calmness and self restraint. The passage includes a New York letter about true friendship, a comedic misaddressed letter, and a Boston sign about washing and going to work. It underscores discipline, industry, and steady demeanor as drivers of success.
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Darius Ogden Mila
Hugh Ford
Larry Ford
New Theater
H. Ford
Harry Ford
FH. Ford
Hugh
New York
Cincinnati Times-Star
James Allen
Boston
Fortune Hunter and Marksman Talk in Dlagiarist Tale
A fragment notes that most men seek wealth while few are skilled marksmen and hints at a man who speaks as a Dlagiarist. The sentence suggests satire on luck and talent, with a focus on character and wit rather than action.
Bantams Guard Poultry Yard Against Pets and Predators
A farmer warns that six bantam hens and a well bred rooster will protect the yard from cats and dogs. The small birds are described as brave and clever, deter ing any threat and keeping the premises safe.
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