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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1894
Page
3
Practical advice on a barn door spring catch and guidance for selecting eggs for incubation. It cautions against choosing eggs by size or shape to predict sex, recommending medium sized sound eggs and uniform age for best hatch results. Also covers American Cranberry Growers push into foreign markets and pricing in Philadelphia markets.
Drugists praise Pan Tina as the most pleasant tasting medicine for coughs throat and lung disorders. Suits the People says it quickly relieves symptoms. Steiner Drug Store stocks Pan-Tina for 25 cents.
A fragmented ad promotes Shiloh’s Cure for coughs and colds. It mentions a pocket size containing twenty five doses priced at 25 cents and notes availability from Garrett and Co. and druggists.
Rural New Yorker reports on Connecticut corn growers using heavy fertilization financed by seed corn sales. A typical crop yields 100 bushels per acre with 150 windmill plan and no cash outlay beyond manure and labor. The piece argues seed corn with pedigree can fetch higher prices than feeding corn and urges beekeeping and season readiness.
Bucklen arnica Salve promoted as the best salve for cuts burns sores and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Also advertised children coughs colds sore throat croup and whooping cough claimed to prevent serious illness. Sold by Garrett & Pearra and Steiner Bros. Drug Store with prices listed.
The article describes the Lincoln breed as a large heavy woolly sheep suited to rich low land, with examples of 2 year old rams over 400 pounds and a 415 pound ewe at a world expo. It also discusses crossing Merino ewes with Dorset rams and advises Dorset Merino mating plans and expected fleeces.
An Ohio farmer discusses profitable winter feeding with root crops. He claims five acres of turnips could supply 15 000 bushels and support 8 cows at 80 pounds daily for 125 days. He notes turnips improve livestock and compares costs with oats while citing local yields and market values.
Danish cooperative runs a central butter factory with an executive committee overseeing a manager. They test quality and cost, control fodder, and seek markets while members observe rules and share profits after debt is paid. Farmers are paid monthly for milk and regain stock via buyback and cheese byproducts.
Aea Revolution in Eating touts CotTotexe as a new vegetable shortening from N. K. Fairbank Co. It claims to expand what can be eaten by those avoiding hard foods and promises no greasiness while enhancing color flavor and crispness. Sold by leading grocers.
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