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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
7
Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is touted as a world leading laxative. It blends laxative herbs with pure pepsin and mild ingredients and is said to be gentle, non-griping, and suitable for all ages. The ad claims long practice and popularity with easy tasting syrup.
Michigan State college dairy experts advise immediate cooling after separation to improve butterfat and price. Use deep setting cooling cans, keep temps low, stir between batches, and use cold water to chill. Cover tanks from sun, wet blankets in heat, and test butterfat for high grade butter.
Ohio station reports calf feeding trial showing growth and economical gains when using reconstituted dry skim milk. Four feeding plans compared whole milk and skim milk variants with grain. Lot 4 fed whole milk briefly then reconstituted skim milk and a high dry skim milk grain, achieving satisfactory results by five months.
The article stresses feeding dry cows adequately to meet their impending needs. Properly fitting a dry cow for upcoming work prevents depletions after calving, benefiting the cow and the owner's finances. It cites dairymen with experience showing economic gains from good feeding management and notes neglect reduces net income.
Dairy cattle for exhibition should be well fed fitted and taught to lead with emphasis on condition and behavior for judge. Calves from best cows advised and silos used for storage in varying crop years. Tuberculosis eradication efforts credited with 20 percent decline in market swine. Utensils must be kept clean by rinsing washing and sterilizing.
Sergeant William Mason of the Fifteenth district in Maryland visited a Frankford farmer. They spotted a six foot black snake named Bob in a corn crib. The farmer fed the snake a sugar treat and said Bob catches every rat, sleeping with one eye open while watching for pests.
Grain samples found by an expedition from the Chicago Field Museum and Oxford University in Kish show barley turned to charcoal. Three jars were recovered from two ancient buildings buried for millennia, one just above flood traces dating to about 3200 B C.
The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes a telling line about gas pricing. A speaker explains two grades: cheap for those still paying for their cars and a better grade for those who have theirs paid off. The remark is offered as a cautionary word to the wise.
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