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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
1
Lawrence Journal World digest covers Russia and Japan war talks, prison records, strikes, and political shifts. Reports note penology trends, government reforms, Kansas subsidies, and naval strategy while noting local weather and civic developments.
Telephone directory supplement lists names and addresses under several headings with many entries. The notice asks to cut out and paste in the April 5 issue and cites publishers Lawrence Daily Journal for 1906 with bid details for Elliott Street paving works including grading, curbing, and macadamizing.
Observations by George M Rommel of the US Department of Agriculture summarize several experiment stations findings on roughage feeding for hogs. Kansas Utah and Montana trials compared alfalfa hay with grain only and mixtures, showing grain savings when alfalfa hay was included, with various feeding approaches and weather conditions.
Pigs three weeks old receive blood warmed feed from skim milk and middlings. Weaning at eight weeks with the sow present yields even growth. smaller piglets may be kept longer while stronger ones are separated. Feeding sows cheaply with skim milk and pasture is advised, or separate piglets after eight weeks to fatten and sell.
A 19th century notice argues farming households should not butcher their own meat amid a waning custom. It suggests safer methods with simple tools and windlasses when needed and notes remedies from Chamberlains Pain Balm for common ailments. Mr W L Yancy endorses Folsy’s Kidney Cure after trusted doctors failed to help his kidney disease.
A Bridgeport, Conn inventor details a wax tube fastener using pure beeswax instead of resin. The device employs a glass tube with rubber tubing, heated to form a precise small orifice, and a hand squeeze to push wax along the edge of foundation. A brass variant improves control and flow, reducing burn risk and cost.
Practical poultry care guidance from English Exchange on disinfecting houses, fumigation, and treating roup with iodine and mineral salts. Included are notes on bee-tree behavior, a safe drinking fountain for chicks, and gradual dietary change for resting horses.
Harry Colean of Masonville Illinois states that severe piles require drastic measures and touts Bocklea's Aveice Salve as the best cure for piles bleeding prolapsed and painful symptoms. It also claims effectiveness for colds bores and injuries with a price of 250 at Barber & Son's druggists.
The Missouri and Kansas telephone company quotes a 35 cents per month rural rate on city line extensions under five year contracts with annual prepayment. If you lack a telephone, this offer makes service affordable now. Mason, manager, urges early enrollment.
A Wheat shocking guide explains a method to arrange bundles for stability and efficiency. It recommends four bundles in a row with one in the middle, adding two caps on long heads and aligning caps to wind direction.
A Rural New Yorker correspondent profiles a versatile three-horse doubletree, notes its dimensions and conversion to two-horse use, and suggests practical uses for tin cans to deliver water to roots. The compilation then cites agricultural tidbits on sheep manure value and proper collar fit for a horse at work from Farm Journal and Farmers' Review.
A scanned page extols Bradfield Regulator Co and Mothers Friend as safe pregnancy aids, warning against narcotics and touting external applications. It includes claims of painless gestation and healthy children, plus ads for tonics, laxatives, and a Kansas farm sale with detailed property features.
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