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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1929
Page
2
Dr. Caldwell created a harmless constipation remedy in 1885. The syrup pepsin herbal mixture became a popular laxative, praised for gentle action without griping and for helping breath, tongue coating, gas, headaches, biliousness, and low energy. Available in drugstores nationwide.
The Farm and Fireside reports corn flakes are used in Hollywood to simulate snow storms. Farmers adapt the product by faking blizzards with corn flakes, hominy derived flakes, and an electric fan to create snow effects anywhere including California.
The White Rhino, a large shy species with keen smell, is dwindling in numbers in a small Nile area of Uganda. The herd is estimated at about 45 and remains under government protection amid papyrus swamps and extreme heat.
Anthony Washo of Towandman found his horse missing for a week and located it grazing in an abandoned coal mine shaft. He called down the shaft and retrieved the horse with biock and tackle, bringing it out unharmed.
A fragment from the Montreal Star notes a domestic scene with Mrs Winkley seeking help to cut household expenses while her husband laments the burden. The brief item hints at a dying secret or hatr.
A O Rhead of the New York state college of agriculture says alfalfa hay can be fed alone or to replace timothy or prairie hay. Experiments show hard working horses fed alfalfa as sole roughage used 20 to 22 percent less grain than those fed timothy.
Professor Morrison of New York Experiment Station reports silage boosts per acre yields four to five times that of hay and reduces feed costs. In 20 trials with two year old steers, silage feeding lowered costs by 1.22 dollars per hundred weight versus no silage. He urges cattle and sheep feeders to adopt silage for higher profits.
Weaning pigs require ample grain including tankage or milk to promote growth. Good pasture aids market weight, with well performing pigs gaining about a pound daily. Self feeders help keep feed dry and available, reducing waste and matching or exceeding hand feeding gains.
Practical notes on lambs docking and castration before three weeks old, safe alfalfa hay as sole roughage for ewes and young lambs, importance of records for intelligent hog farming, feeding potatoes versus raw produce for hogs, sheep weed control benefits, breeding ewes grain before lambing, and pig disease management including lime sulfur dip and clean quarters.
Utah farms harvest 500000 bushels of onions annually and 750 carloads of peaches valued at 470250 dollars are to be shipped this year. The Utah aviation lighting circle near Salt Lake was activated, and Logan plans a bid for a disabled veterans hospital.
Mandy Homestead a four year old Holstein owned by Charles Hughes and son of Neengh Wis set a national record in the Farmers Class for butterfat and milk production. On a two time milking with a milking machine she produced 682.48 pounds of butterfat and 20 114 pounds of milk in 865 days, beating the prior record by 45 pounds butterfat and 1 047 pounds milk.
Dr. F B Hadley of the University of Wisconsin reports that a poor ration for dairy cows, built from corn silage timothy hay non legume pasture and corn gluten meal, kept weight and butterfat about the same as a better balanced ration in a five year study. The higher protein mineral diet includes legume hay legume pasture bone meal salt a balanced grain mix and cod liver oil.
The article explains calves can be raised without milk after two months if they start strong at weaning. Key steps include early access to grain and hay, with cracked corn or crushed oats fed dry in the first weeks. After milk is stopped, a more complete mixture is used and leguminous hay is preferred for protein.
Dairy notes argue higher production means greater profits and advocate ample salt for bulls and calves. They cite dairy associations finding grain is an investment with high returns, and praise silage and mixed feeds for boosting milk and profits.
Reports from Bear Lake County fair show livestock stalls filled and a record dairy exhibit. Cassia county accepts turkey flock applications until October 12 for university exam by extension specialists. Southern Idaho Bean Growers urge President Hoover to raise bean import tariff. County dairy herds from Utah will attend the district fair in Blackfoot. Prune harvest in Twin Falls county begins with fifty workers and first carloads shipped. Idaho Falls reports potato digging with prices $1.75 to $2.25 and 77 cars shipped Saturday. Bonneville county to exhibit at eastern Idaho district fair. Idaho prunes move 50 carloads daily with rising market and steady demand. Pioneer Dairy Herd report lists winners by herd sizes. Cassia county tax roll totals reach $9.72 million with utilities added. Smoke over southern Idaho disrupts apple maturity and color, delaying full crop development.
A man asks Muriel to marry him and shares his reply that he has nothing to offer. Muriel responds by doing nothing, leading to a restrained outcome in the exchange.
A soothing Phillips Milk of Magnesia advertisement promises quick relief from gas and sour stomachs and claims it neutralizes many times its volume in acid. It emphasizes selecting the genuine Phillips product and notes it is suitable for children and for coating tongue or fetid breath signals.
The record notes annual consumption by American women of cosmetics and skin care items including 19,856,000 packages of rouge 2,000,000 Upsticks and 25,637,000 bottles of skin ointment highlighting large yearly purchases.
Mrs H A Apans of Little Rock Arkansas says she was sick for three years after her last baby. She could hardly walk, could not eat or sleep properly. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered, now supports a large family and keeps the remedy at home for others.
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