Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promise for Regular Bowels
An old fashioned constipation remedy claims to gently clean out waste with laxative herbs and pepsin. The doctor’s formula is advertised as harmless and suitable for children, with easy daily use and widespread pharmacist availability.
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Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Oklahoma Farmer Kills 172 Rats in One Night
Hulbert Oklahoma farmer touts K R O kills rats only product claiming squill base as guaranteed to kill rats and mice without harming dogs or poultry. Ad proclaims nationwide use and money back guarantee with drugstore sales.
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Hulbert
U. S
America
Castoria Promises Gentle Relief for Restless Children
Advert says Castoria comforts fussy youngsters with a mild flavor and safe daily use. It claims to ease colic, diarrhea, constipation, and poor appetite, noting even infants may take small doses to improve rest and feeding.
Nine points of dairy herd improvement urged for economical production
Jas W Linn of Kansas State Agricultural College urges dairy herd improvement association work as essential for costs and profits. He outlines nine points including differential cow ability, targeted feeding, sire transmission, culling poorer cows, valuing good cows, selective breeding, testing for economical production, applying business methods, and sharing practices with neighbors.
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Jas. W. Linn
Extension Dairyman
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manure and Rotation Cut Dairy Costs
A Missouri station study shows long term corn yields rise with manure and crop rotation. Continuous corn yielded 20.9 bushels per acre, while a corn oats clover rotation without manure reached 32.6 and a three year rotation with manure reached 43.4 bushels per acre. Manure and legume rotation reduce milk production costs.
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Missouri
Speed of Separator Is Cause of Variations
These notes explain how separator speed temperature and flush water affect cream fat content. Normal speed yields about 39.7 percent fat, while three fourths normal speed lowers to 35.5 percent. Higher fat comes from cooler milk with 75 F producing 43 percent fat. More flush water lowers fat when fat volume is reduced.
Shortage of Water and Feed Hurts Dairy Cows
Short feed and water shortages reduce milk production in dairy cows. Providing ample roughage and grain during a 45 day period helps maintain normal yield and avoids long recovery when lactation is established. Focus on feeding top producing cows to sustain profitability and herd output.
Mill Worker Benefits From Vegetable Compound
Towanda Pennsylvania resident Mrs C B Johnson says she weighed 89 pounds while silk mill work left her rundown. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained strength, married thirteen years, had two sons, and claims the product helped her in many ways.
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Towanda
Lydia E. Pinkham
C. B. Johnson
Webb Street
Pennsylvania
Record-breaking suspension bridge spans Hudson
The bridge over the Hudson River in New York nears completion and uses 107000 miles of wire in its four main cables. Each wire is pencil-thin and rated to bear 7600 pounds of strain.
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Hudson River
New York
Market's Hard Spot Defined by Heavy Buying
Market observers describe a hard spot as a stock market segment showing strength from heavy buying activity. The term highlights notable price support amid volatility and indicates pockets of resilient demand in a fluctuating market.
Water for Dairy Cow
A man familiar only with beef cattle would be surprised by the task of supplying water for a dairy cow. The milking cow needs a large water intake due to the milk production and her heavy feeding requirements. This experience offers a practical lesson for anyone considering dairy stock.
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