Covington woman reports remarkable recovery after Lydia Pinkham remedies
Covington Kentucky resident Mrs Harry Ashcroft describes severe weakness back pain and chills after which she used Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash gaining strength after about a dozen bottles She also praises the Blood Medicine and Liver Pills in her testimonial from Beech Avenue Covington Kentucky.
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Beech Avenue
Covington
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E
Lydia K. Pinkham
T.M. Boyer
Gilman City
Missouri
Hawaii Islands Rising Claim Sparks Genration Scale Talk
Scientists say the Hawaiian islands are slowly lifting from the sea and could become a landmass rivaling Japan within a generation. The piece also includes a curious gambling remark about betting a million dollars versus a dollar on outcomes.
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Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Past Forty Regulating Laxative Advice
An old promotional text urges adults over forty to maintain regular bowels with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It claims gentle, long lasting relief from constipation, ease of movement for weeks, and states the product is harmless and pleasant to take with a 60 cent price.
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Dr. Caldwell
Clean Ground Is Very Important for Hog and Poultry Health
The article stresses sanitary ground for hog pens to prevent roundworm and other filth diseases. It urges farmers to use fresh ground yearly for hogs and poultry, rotate yards, and move or replace housing to curb coccidiosis and other pests. A movable colony setup can reduce losses from long-used lots.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Proper Time to Cut Soy Beans for Crop of Hay
Soy beans should be cut for hay when the beans harden and lower leaves yellow. Early cuts are too green to cure well and late cuts shed leaves. Beans cure harder than clover or timothy. three to four days may be needed in good weather. If rain or poor curing weather occurs, windrows may need turning with a side delivery rake.
Inspect Wheat Bins for Weevil and Meal Worms
Kansas State Agricultural College warns that wheat bins may harbor meal worms and weevil at this time of year. Inspect before cold weather to find worms near bin edges and top. as temperatures drop they move toward the center. Infested wheat should be treated before temperatures fall below seventy degrees.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Rye Pasture for Hogs Boosts Winter Gain and Thrift
Rye pasture provides a valuable feed for hogs through fall winter and early spring. Pigs with access to rye in winter show better utilization of other seeds and brood sows with rye produce stronger thriftier piglets. Plant rye as soon as moisture allows to establish pasture.
Feeding Soy Beans to Poultry Flocks
Purdue university experts report soy beans can supplement poultry rations with a mineral mix to match tankage protein. A mash of bran middlings soy meal and mineral additives yielded eggs near those from tankage, while soy without minerals produced few eggs. Purdue bulletin No. 298 details the four year study.
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Purdue University
Purdue
University At Lafayette
Ind
Prevent Barn Drafts by Using Good Air Flues
The rural engineering department at the State College of Agriculture New Brunswick finds that crude openings in dairy barns cause unregulated air flow and cold drafts. Proper ventilation requires a controlled intake and out-take flue system with dampers, supplying about 59 cubic feet per minute per cow with roughly one quarter square foot openings on each flue. Intakes should be on opposite sides of the barn, flues should be airtight and two-layered, and upward path to the ridge ventilator cupola is essential for efficient moisture removal.
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State College of Agriculture
New Brunswick
Solve the Silo Problem in Various Communities
Communities tackle the silo problem by pooling labor to harvest the entire corn plant at once. Teams mobilize enough workers, sometimes hiring extras, to clear fields quickly for seeding and store feed for winter. Silage yields higher feed value than other harvesting methods.
Noxious weeds and crop prospects in agri trends
Noxious weeds and diseases should be eradicated while wheat and horse prices are forecast to rise globally. The text notes seed selection before frost for sweet potato growers and long term use of locust posts for fencing. Grasshopper eggs lay in fall in hard soil areas. disking these zones can reduce egg survival significantly.
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