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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1903
Page
14
The article extols Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as the best and most trusted family laxative. It notes its superior formula, manufacturing quality, and universal acceptance, urging buyers to choose the genuine product in original packaging with full company name.
A two year old Hereford steer load fed at the Missouri Agricultural College Experimental Station sold in Chicago this week for 6.85 a hundredweight, a record high for the year. The sale, fed on cottonseed meal linseed meal and bran with corn, involved cattle from Columbia Missouri and supported student stock judging work. The United States government assists with data collection as eighty high grade calves are studied to compare age cost of beef.
The January 21 gathering of the Nebraska Improved Live Stock Breeders Association at the State University in Lincoln drew good attendance and strong interest. Prof. Smith discussed feeding value of wheat, noting 100 pounds of wheat could replace 105 pounds of corn for steers. Prof. J L Sheldon spoke on ergot’s poisonous effects in hay and cattle, urging avoidance of ergot-containing grasses. Dr. W H Dalrymple of Louisiana spoke on immunizing northern cattle and inoculation against Texas fever when cattle are moved south. Other papers were presented by noted professors and stock raisers.
An 1839 salt brine test used ninety grams of common salt dissolved in 1500 cubic centimeters of water, creating a six percent solution. Twenty eggs were submerged May 15 and stored. by May 21 1900 the jar showed odor despite clean shells. Whites were watery, yolks swollen with reddish tint, and the eggs remained unusable due to stale briny flavor.
A letter from Launa L. Burner of Crown Point Indiana extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving years of spinal pain and menstrual distress. She claims two bottles restored energy and health and urges other women to seek advice, with a $5000 forfeit noted for miscopy of the letter.
A mother asked the telephone exchange to watch her baby. She placed the crib in front of the phone and left the receiver down so the operator could call Mrs. Smith if the baby cried. The tale ends with a gun incident as Dent dropped his gun and the line followed.
A North Dakota farmer arriving in Winnipeg Manitoba says thousands from his district will move to Canada in spring. Many seek fertile land at lower prices, anticipating higher wheat values on the American side, aided by government agencies in cities like St. Paul Omaha Kansas City Chicago Milwaukee Detroit and others offering guidance on farming and rates. Prof Mommeen the German philosopher survives his gas accident with little mental loss and a remark about his look.
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