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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
6
Dr S Alexander of the Wisconsin experiment station describes equine heaves also called broken wind or emphysema. Symptoms include bellows like abdominal movement, cough, gas, dull coat, and weakness. Treatment favors diet changes, rest, limewater moistening feed, bran linseed mash, Fowler's solution, and avoiding breeding from affected horses.
The article argues the best hog breed is the one you like and manage well. It lists Duroc Jerseys, Poland Chinas, Berkshires, Yorkshires, Tamworths, and Cheshires, noting white hogs struggle in the south due to sun and skin issues. Emphasizes selecting prolific individuals and proper handling for profits.
Statistics from thousands of Ayrshire cows in Scotland show that milk volume and fat content are inherited separately. Among cows yielding under 500 gallons yearly, about 3.7 percent produced over 700 gallons, suggesting high output and high fat milk can occur independently in the breed.
Guide on feeding cattle finishing on grass advises adjusting grain to sale timing and pasture condition. Early selling in June or July calls for more grain, while August and September needs drop. When grass is at peak in late June, grain adds little to gains but can reduce pasture consumption.
Weaning foals around six months with options for abrupt or gradual separation. After removal, the mare requires daily cold water and camphor to dry milk and prevent mastitis. Hog guidance emphasizes regular feeding, avoiding overfat sows, and keeping hogs in healthy lighted conditions for profitability.
The text compiles brief historical notes on waterspouts their formation and effects including air rarefaction and damage over buildings. It also describes the white whale beluga arctic traits speed social behavior diet and uses in Greenland trade. Additional items touch on folklore puzzles and humorous anecdotes from 17th century and modern sources.
A New York Sun report describes cement stone baths as a luxury in Mexico. Private estates feature ancient rock baths fed by bamboo pipes, while urban homes and hotels use cement baths about ten by four feet, filled at night for a cool tonic morning.
A brief exchange from the Washington Herald notes that Hin comments on his son starting work. He says the son is getting along fine and enjoys novelty, reflecting a light family moment.
A witty exchange in society papers contrasts a literary wife with her coal businessman husband. A club romance tale shows a charming bride preferring her own authorship to praise of her spouse. The New York Press quips at a bride who values independence.
A collage of antiquated lines from 1798 era sources features social satire and witticisms. Notable snippets include relationship hints from a London Times remark and a playful exchange about monogrammed cake. The selection blends sentiment and quips with scant narrative context.
Local notices list various lodges councils and clubs in Lititz including Lititz Borough Council Lititz School Board Lititz Hose Company and G A R units with meeting days mostly evenings in Rudy's Hall Brobst's Hall or council chambers and addresses such as the Swan Hotel and East Orange street plus timing notes and recurring monthly sessions for several organizations.
Lancaster Lititz and Manheim trolley schedules list morning and hourly departures. Weekend additions add extra half hour services and late-night runs. Sunday start times differ with a 6 00 AM Lancaster and 7 30 AM Manheim first cars.
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