Letter from Bishop Catur praises Dr Pierce remedies
An elderly note recounts severe illness five years ago. A local doctor advised surgery but the writer chose Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser. After starting Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery Lotion Tablets and Pleasant Pellets the writer reports renewed health and two healthy children. The letter invites readers to contact the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo or send 60 cents for the Medical Adviser.
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Bishop, Catur
Dr. Pierce
Record Butter Imports Reach Peak in First Seven Months
United States Department of Agriculture reports show 22,855,090 pounds of foreign butter imported in the first seven months, a new high driven by favorable exchange rates and low freight costs. Exports of American butter fell to 15,627,271 pounds, while Danish stock faces price and movement challenges.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Bureau of Markets
England
Denmark
Australia
Argentina
Ireland
Correctness of Separator Defects in Dairying
A Minnesota herd of 85 cows produced 1200 pounds of butterfat in June and skim milk testing showed 864 pounds of butterfat lost each 30 days. L V Wilson of the USDA confirms the tests and notes the farmer bought a new separator the next day, urging others to verify their separators' accuracy.
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Minnesota
L. V. Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
University Farm
Wilson
Punctuality in Dairying Stresses Routine and Hygiene
The dairyman must be punctual and regular as milk yield depends on consistent work. Feed grain first during milking and feed hay after to reduce dust and mold that hastens milk spoilage.
Poor Sire Dooms Dairy Herd Says University Prof
Quote from Prof W J Frazer of the University of Dunols warns that a poor sire can wreck a dairy herd though a few weak cows cause little harm. He estimates a good sire can add about a thousand pounds of milk per year to a daughter's production.
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Prof
W. J. Frazer
University of Dunols
Splendid Poultry Club Gains for Boys and Girls
A report highlights Frances Easley a Tennessee farm girl who earned 81.66 net profit from poultry work with chicks eggs and breeding stock. Russell Monroe a 14 year old country boy won a state championship cup and trip for his Golden and Silver Campires entries. Oklahoma’s Orchid Miller posted a 336 profit on 285 chicks. Dwight Carroll of Winchester Kansas led with 240.80 net from 46 turkeys. The piece notes growing rural youth interest in farming careers through club work.
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Poultry Club
Frances Easley
Tennessee
Frances
Russel Monroe
Orchid Miller
Oklahoma
Elk City
Dwight ‘Carroll
Winchester
Jefferson County
Kansas
Dwight
Duck Fanciers Advised How to Breed Ducks
The article notes a simple three sided shack suffices for most ducks in most climates with winter shelter for sensitive types. It discusses introducing fresh wild blood, seasonal breeding in spring, and housing and feeding young from duckling to adult.
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Orde Satato
Wild
Ice Harvesting From Ponds Saves Dairy Costs
The article notes ice harvested from farm ponds cuts costs for milk producers and households. It cites Farmers Bulletin 1078 from the U S Department of Agriculture on building an icehouse in fall and storing ice properly. One and a half tons of ice stored properly can cool milk from one cow for a year and still leave ice for family use.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Brown Spot of Corn Across Eastern Corn Belt
Brown spot of corn is found in a large area east of the Rocky Mountains. The disease is caused by a minute fungous parasite and can cause up to ten percent damage, though losses are usually lower. The USDA recommends field sanitation crop rotation and seed selection to control it.
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Rocky Mountains
United States Department of Agriculture
Geese on Farm Benefit From Free Range Practice
Writers note free range is favored for geese on farms. A cash difference exists between 800 quality birds and 800 of medium quality or worse. Six requirements for a good poultry house are fresh air sunlight dryness no drafts low cost and durability.
S:S S S Blood Remedy Ad for Rheumatism
The advertisement promotes S S S as a long used blood remedy for rheumatism. It urges starting today and offers free expert medical advice from the Chief Medical Director at 160 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.
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S&.s.s
S.S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
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