Dr Downing and the German Medical Institute
A large, bold medical advertisement proclaims Dr Downing, president of the Downing Medical Association and German Medical and Surgical Institute in Chicago, offering X ray examinations, cures for chronic and nervous diseases, and special services for both men and women. The notice promises dramatic results, lists numerous ailments treated, and notes confidential consultation and nationwide mail service from the Minneapolis and Chicago offices.
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Dr. Downing
Downing Medical Association
German Medical and Surgical Institute
Chicago
Ilinois
United States
Mall
Skilk Stottier
Bor
Europe
America
Miaouie Temple
Boston Block
Tminneapolis
Minn
Allen's Lung Streenspromise: Cold Relief Promoted
A vintage ad touts Allen's Lung Streens as a remedy for winter colds. It claims the medicine prevents bronchitis and consumption when used promptly, noting it eases coughing and avoids upsetting digestion.
Derry official critiques hand separators and dairy pricing
Minnesota official argues hand separators harm cream quality and dairy economics. He urges frequent cream deliveries to boost butter markets while noting how scrub cows yield low butter fat returns. Canadian markets show cheese fading but butter exports rising. creamery prices hold at 20 to 21 cents per pound.
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Derry
MecDonnell
Minnesota
McConnell
Nta
Kansas Dairy
Coburn
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Shaw
Agricultural College
J. W. Wheaton
Ontario
Dairy cow feeding and record keeping for steady milk yield
The article argues diligent monthly milk records per cow aid managing fall and winter declines. It compares feeding costs and returns, notes Holstein examples Meg and Inka Mercedes, and urges removing unprofitable cows to protect farm profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. van Alstyne
Meg
Inka Mercedes
Toka
How to build and maintain an icehouse for preserved ice
The article describes laying out an icehouse with horizontal wall placement and 12 to 15 inch gaps for drainage. It details cutting and sawing ice, packing with sawdust, sealing joints with water, and tamping sawdust around layers to prevent air holes. It also covers keeping air circulation, avoiding top sawdust, and caressing storage depth for summer use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
SBS
Watering Dairy Cattle and Handling Tips Warn Farmers
Dr. George T. Palmer stresses water as essential food for cattle noting it makes up over two thirds of body weight and must be clean from wells or springs. Advice covers avoiding contaminated streams, easy to clean troughs, proper trough lining, and cautions on valuing beauty over health in dairy cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Palmer
Board
Points on Breeding for Dairy Herds
A Kansas expert advises selecting breeding bulls in prime health free of hereditary diseases. Avoid excessive use of males. overbreeding weakens organs and general vitality. Dairy farmers should blend common stock with thoroughbreds, not rely on pure lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BB. Richter
Focusing on Native Cows with Thoroughbred Bulls for Dairymen
The article argues that high priced thoroughbreds are impractical for dairymen. It suggests starting with native cows of good dairy type and using a thoroughbred bull to breed up to desired qualities. The path emphasizes cost efficiency and gradual improvement over chasing costly stock.
Good Route to Try Leith Route and Rates Offered
Informational note indicating full details on route and rates are cheerfully provided by any representative of the Company upon application.
Dehorning device spotlighted for cow head restraint
Clark Braly of California shares a Rarey like restraining rope system to keep a cow’s head steady in the stall for dehorning. The Dairyman notes the Rarey method is adapted for dehorning and thanks Braly for the illustrated model. An advance in mink prices is discussed with milk price shifts tied to feed costs and strict milk standards.
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Rarey
Clark Braly
California
Hoard
Brely
Obliging businessman and bold claim in street anecdote
A Louisiana colonel proclaims he is the town's best lawyer after being asked to prove it. The unnamed man questions the claim, but the colonel insists he does not need to prove it. The exchange appears in humor sections of newspapers.
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C. L Colqueen
Louisiana
New York
San Francinco
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