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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
10
A historic Wisconsin experiment compared tiled and untiled fields to measure drainage benefits. In 1911 the tiled land could be worked earlier in spring, with gains from 25 to 100 percent across crops. A four year rotation showed cultivated crops rising by $14.07 and grain by $32.34, suggesting strong value for truck crops near cities.
A garbled ad compendium mentions Seminole and Denigou Cortes Co. Chicago and a medicine kit for teeth with faded details. It references football season talk and Gaelic translation notes, with stray names and scattered product cues amid a noisy page.
A garbled OCR excerpt features odd phrases about marriage for money, pacifists, and personal remarks. Scattered fragments mention people like Howell Rowell and Powel Yes, with stray lines about eyes, movies, and a Chicago remedy firm offering an Ey s Book.
The item includes a testimonial for Dodd's Kidney Pills from Frederick Warner of Maryland and a wartime anecdote in which Canadian soldiers play baseball near a shelling town. The narrative contrasts medical ads with a vivid war scene and a quip about playing baseball amid bombardment.
Dr. Pierce promotes Anuric as a harmless agent that cleanses kidneys and regulates blood pressure. It supposedly prevents blood vessel degeneration and helps meat eaters avoid lime deposits in joints. Sold in 50 cent packages, with Dr. Pierce’s preservation claims for women.
When hog prices rise breeders focus on purebred stock for higher profits. High pork value reduces demand for breeders, while low markets make purebred hogs a smart investment.当前时机是现在大量购买以备未来需求增加。
The notice describes health issues in hens including fattening leading to egg retention, inflammation, and tumors that can grow large and weigh down the bird. It warns that a surrounding male presence worsens the condition and urges farmers to maintain clean wallows and proper dip to safeguard profits.
A Rural New Yorker writer describes a stone collecting drag for stones on stony fields. A seven acre clearing cost $24 in labor and details a wheel equipped drag to lift windrows, adjust teeth spacing, and improve efficiency while noting soil condition and cost constraints.
Forest culture parallels corn culture with careful methods to grow a full, valuable crop. A woodlot, unlike un-cleared farm woodland, must be permanently devoted to timber production under a sound management plan. Size and location depend on farm needs land quality and future timber markets.
The article explains that growing animals need high protein for muscle, hair, and hides while fat is less essential. It cites Wisconsin experiments showing two pounds of grain equal one pound of butter fat in calves and that skim milk can support thrift and vigor. It advises introducing colostrum, weaning from dam, and gradually replacing whole milk with skim milk up to about 20 pounds daily.
Advice warns against feeding calves from milk tubs or troughs as uneven drinking causes digestion issues. It stresses making stations to evenly distribute milk and feeding calves carefully to ensure all receive proper amounts.
An OCR fragment lists medical claims for PAZO OINTMENT curing piles in days with first application relief. The text also mentions bowel health and an odd aside about real estate dealers creating mountains of molehills while touching on constipation remedies and Pleasant Pellets.
An old health note claims eating excess meat strains kidneys causing backache and urinary issues. It recommends Jad Salts a few days before breakfast to stimulate sluggish kidneys and reduce bladder irritation, a remedy said to neutralize uric acid in urine.
A fragment notes Geos urging to look to the sky not the ground and mentions a debate about preferring a tea cho scraper over a muckraker. It also cites Trig claiming seven of Shakespeare's autographs survive in existence.
Quotations from the Washington Star ponder animal intellect and dog behavior as a bulldog reportedly demonstrates its ability to hold its own in a dispute while men depart for duty with heads down.
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