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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
2
An old family doctor promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a laxative for women and children. The ad claims it clears sour bile and waste without restricting diet and highlights its gentle thorough action and wide usage.
Old tarred ropes yield a very delicate paper used to transfer patterns in earthenware. The material is so strong that a sheet twisted by hand cannot support more than about one hundred pounds.
The product is available in two forms, liquid and tablet, offering flexibility for users. Packaging lists dosage guidance and indications for use, with warnings about storage and potential interactions.
Idaho reports show progress in salmon ascent barriers removal near Stanley to aid spawning. Potato crop surplus prompts railway car requests. Boise sees many auto accidents in October. Plans for pharmacy expansion at University of Idaho Southern Branch and bean grower disbursements are noted alongside multiple highway works and rural projects across towns.
L A Kauffman, sheep specialist at Ohio State University, urges buying minimal hay while maintaining roughage. He recommends straw, corn stover, winter pasture, and silage with small amounts of high protein supplements. Standing corn pastures or silage reduce hay needs. three pounds of silage per pound of hay is advised. Oats and rye can supplement grazing and emergency hay, with oats at 25 to 80 cents a bushel guiding carload purchasing.
A report on feeding experiments shows that heifers gaining well in winter on grain and roughage lose gains on pasture in summer. Self fed grain groups averaged 316.5 lb winter gain vs 85.2 lb pasture, while hand fed groups averaged 154 lb winter vs 190 lb pasture. Poor winter feeding does not vanish with good pasture.
A Montana Experiment Station note by WHH Peters suggests a vermin remedy for cattle. Mix sabadilla seed and sulphur half and half and sprinkle along the back and neck. Use one eighth pound sabadilla and one eighth pound sulphur per animal, reapplied every four to six weeks during winter.
E T Robbins from the Illinois Experiment Station says coarse ground wheat can be worth as much as shelled corn for hogs when wheat is 75 cents a bushel and ground for 5 cents or less. If corn is cheaper, it may be more economical. Ground wheat has about the same value for other stock as for hogs.
Plan to sort live stock by size and age during winter. Separate age groups to promote growth. Young stock require higher protein and mineral intake, using feedstuffs like lerome hay and seed byproducts such as cottonseed linseed cake or meal.
The passage argues that genuine historical material like a Cleopatra letter or Wellington map can only be valued when secured first hand. It notes scholars often rush to borrow against such finds and integrate them into their work, highlighting the allure and risk of provenance.
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