Ten Precepts to Rule Dairyman
Colorado expert Toliver presents ten commandments for dairymen to produce clean fresh healthful milk. Emphasizes cleanliness, proper cooling, sanitation, bottle and equipment sterilization, use of own containers, pasteurization of purchased milk, and selling only clean well flavored product.
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John O. Toliver
Colorado Agricultural College Extension Service
Toliver
Guidelines for Locating a Dairy Barn on Proper Ground
The dairy barns and lots should sit on well drained land with good drainage from the barn and lots. If possible place the milk barn on a hilltop or provide drainage ditches to ensure rapid drainage. The milk barn should face east north south to maximize daily sunlight and provide ample space and light for each cow.
Cleanliness Safeguard for Newly Born Calves
The article emphasizes cleanliness for newborn calves, noting that pasture arrivals limit trouble but stable births require clean box stalls and immediate navels disinfection. It warns dirty feed pails cause digestive disorders and urges daily washing and scalding of pails to reduce calf rearing tribulation.
Calf Feeding Faults in Early Life
Proper calf feeding limits milk to eight pounds daily in the first week. Milk from the dam is not fit for human use yet and calves benefit from small, frequent portions to avoid indigestion and scours. Overfeeding leads to digestive issues and poor growth.
Bayer Aspirin Advertising Claim Highlights Quick Headache Relief
An ad urges immediate use of Bayer Aspirin for headaches and pain relief. It promotes carrying aspirin, taking one or two tablets, and not waiting to see if pain worsens. The copy touts benefits for toothache, neuralgia, neuritis, colds, rheumatism, sore throat, and heart safety.
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Bayer
Bandit Robs Detroit Station Attendant Fails to Flee
Earl Walker refused to raise his hands as a bandit at a Detroit filling station fired a shot. The bullet lodged in Walker’s vest, he remained unhurt and drew the slug from his pocket, prompting the robber to flee. Officials suspect a defective cartridge reduced the gun’s force.
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Earl Walker
Detroit
Walker
Curiosity as a Kernel of Forbidden Fruit
The quotation notes curiosity as a kernel of forbidden fruit that clings in the throat of a natural man, sometimes risking his choking, as described by Fuller.
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Fuller
Mothers Learn Uses of Milk of Magnesia
From expectancy to weaning, Phillips Milk of Magnesia is promoted for relief of nausea heartburn morning sickness and vomiting. It aids digestion and provides mild laxative action for regularity and neutralizes cow milk for infant feeding. Available nationwide in 25c and 50c bottles endorsed by physicians for 50 years.
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Phillips
Magnesia
Georgia Tobacco Grows Into Key State Enterprise
Georgia farmers shifted from cotton after boll weevils and by the late 1920s had built a thriving tobacco industry. Last season growers earned 16,672,780.27 dollars from crop sales, signaling strong profits and a major state commodity. Nonspecific ad lines precede and follow the article excerpt.
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Georgia
Unspanked Babe Friendly Golfer Inquiry
A bystander in London describes a scene on a golf course where a caddie explains a lost ball found by a player search. The ball is said to be brand new and unused, prompting questions about its origin and handling during play.
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London
Castoria: A Mother’s Standby for Infant Comfort
A vintage advertisement touts Castoria as a safe vegetable preparation to soothe fretful infants and aid sleep. It claims Castoria relieves colic, constipation, and diarrhea, suggesting regular use through babyhood and into childhood with prompt relief and physician contact if needed.
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