Eradicate ticks by vacating pastures in August plan
August offers a pasture rotation method to destroy cattle fever ticks. By vacating pastures from August until July 1 next year and avoiding tick-infested animals after July 1, pastures can be tick free. The U S Department of Agriculture recommends this approach, noting starvation of ticks when cows are removed. Depending on climate, September 1 to July 1 is sufficient. Dipping or greasing cattle is advised for large herds, with full guidance available from the Bureau of Animal Industry in Washington.
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Back 10 the Farm and the Country Woman’s Career
Analyzed essay on rural life shifting from farm poverty to improved farming and women’s roles. It argues country girls return from city life preferring farm marriage, envisioning partnerships with progressive farmers, aided by better farms, homes, and domestic education. It notes social life hinges on farmers wives and rural community culture.
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German Doctor At Northern Medical Institute Visit Schedule
German Doctor of the Northern Medical Institute announces next professional visit from 5 A M to 2 P M for one day only, returning monthly. Consultation in English and German. Promises remarkable relief for nervous, irritable, despondent patients with headaches backaches and fatigue. No incurable cases. $1.00 guarantee to cure conditions.
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