Christmas Customs Across Nations and Old Beliefs
The article surveys holiday superstitions and practices linked to Christmas across regions. It notes Scottish threshhold luck, bread baking for mold resistance, mattress avoidance, bees greeted at dawn, and animals fed double on Christmas morning. It also describes French hospital welcomes for a newborn and threshold-crossing taboos in some French provinces.
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New World
Scotland
Devonshire
Harland and Wales
Leons
France
Ingredients for Young Pig Feed Development
The article discusses using ground grain and a mixed feed to support growth in young pigs. It notes options like wheat middlings or ground oats and rice as components, plus a blend of protein and minerals to aid development.
Christmas Spirit Calls for Shared Joy and Giving
A Christmas message urges universal joy and peace on earth while reminding readers to help those less fortunate in the community. The writer emphasizes giving as the true happiness of the season and notes a small but real number in need locally.
The Christmas Spirit Against War and Hard Times
The piece urges preserving the Christmas spirit amid war and hardship. It condemns neglecting acts of kindness while stressing generosity, civic duty, and maintaining morale. It highlights charitable support, moral responsibility, and the example of Rev. David Jordan Higgins in Birchwood Wisconsin as a noted figure.
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David Jordan Higgins
Birchwood
Wis
Tarron
Beware of Garget in Ewes at Lambing Time
Garget or inflammation of the ewe’s udder is common at lambing and demands immediate care. Heavy milking ewes with overfeeding, cold, or damp floors raise risk. Bath the udder in hot water, dry, rub with turpentine and lard or lead acetate mix, keep it wet with decoctions, milk thoroughly after each treatment, and give Tosot salts as a follow up.
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