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Newspaper

Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1922

Page

3

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Relief for Women

Mrs DELLA SCHOLZ of St Louis Missouri reports monthly cramps pains and backache. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she experienced relief with no cramps and could perform housework through the month. The ad notes the product's fifty year history and botanical formula.

St. Louis Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E Pinkham Mrs Della Scholz Salisbury Street

Cleaning Woman Mystery at City Apartment

A brief item from Indianapolis Star describes a colored maid's visit from a robust woman who asked to see the maid while the missus was out downtown. The mistress later asks about the visitors and is told the guest is the cleaning woman.

Indianapolis Star

Tuberculosis Eradication Push Expands Through Testing

The United States Department of Agriculture reports a nationwide campaign to eradicate cattle tuberculosis through active testing. In Hillsdale County Michigan a 30-inspector effort tested 2,839 herds, 15,773 cattle, finding 3,875 reactors. About 150,000 cattle are tested monthly, with goals to reach 1,000,000 monthly, and 66 million cattle valued near $3 billion.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry United States Hillsdale County Hillsdale Mich New York Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Winter Feed for Hens Balanced Ration Necessary

A farmer argues for a balanced winter ration for hens to ensure they receive what they need and to protect the investment, noting the hen cannot forage for food during winter and the owner must recoup costs.

Ventilation of Poultry House

The article asserts there is no danger from excessive ventilation in poultry houses if direct drafts are avoided and roosts are protected at night. It emphasizes keeping birds shielded while allowing good air flow to maintain healthy conditions.

Fowls Demand Varied Rations For Healthy Appetite

A poultry guide stresses that hens and roosters require not just enough food but a variety of nutrients. It urges varying daily rations to keep birds lively and productive, covering grains greens and protein sources for balanced feeding.

Ventilation and housing tips for healthy chicks

Roup is largely a question of ventilation and properly ventilated chick houses seldom contain chickens that have roup. In the openings in the front it is a good idea to have chicken wire and not use muslin curtains except to keep out snow and rain. Vickers, Ohio State University.

Vickers Ohio State University

Getting Winter Eggs for Year Round Profits

The piece explains that a profitable flock should lay eggs in winter as well as summer. While summer eggs yield small profits, winter prices can bring a handsome return, making year round production advantageous.

Green Feed Essential for All Poultry Ages

Green food is essential in the ration for all ages of poultry. It supports layers, growing stock, and breeders, providing benefits across the flock.

Crowding Concerns For Young Pullets In Flocks

Observers warn that pullets, being smaller than adult birds, are prone to crowding in crowded housing. The issue affects welfare and productivity as birds compete for space and resources.

Clean Nests Tackle Egg Prices Across Seasons

Cleaning nests and litter in the laying house is a major factor affecting egg prices in fall winter and spring, influencing production costs and market timing for producers and retailers.

Best Price for Eggs

Clean eggs of uniform size and standard weight bring the best prices for sale. The note highlights quality factors affecting market value for producers and buyers.

Save Heifer Calves From Best Producing Cows

A herd management note urges saving all heifer calves from the top producing cows to replace the unprofitable cows, aiming to maintain breeding strength and herd profitability.

Starvation Insurance and Soil Preservation Slogan

A compact statement urging starvation insurance and soil conservation as key defense against future famine, emphasizing vigilance and long term agricultural resilience.

Wifely Training and Social Adaptability

A Detroit Free Press quip notes that marriage reveals many lessons not learned by graduation or parental training. The ad highlights Cuticura products Soap Ointment and Talcum, 25 cents each, promoted as a complete cosmetic trio for skin, babies, and fragrance.

What He Wished In A Child Shoes And Football

A Milwaukee Journal item notes a father’s wish to buy shoes sized 105 as cheaply as size 8, and a mother’s hope the shoes last long. The child asks for a football to use with the new footwear, adding a light family vignette.

Milwaukee Journal

Exchange Echoes Bible Parable and Holiday Banter

The Exchange cites Esau selling his birthright for a meal with a potage meal reference. The dialogue includes a line about Christmas shopping and a remark about a forehead gash, followed by a quip about costs being next to nothing.

Esau

When the Baby Came Sonny Learns to Divide a Gift

An Indianapolis household prepares for a census addition and hints at a surprising gift. Little Sonny and his friend debate sharing the impending arrival, while the parents promise a gift that will delight. The story centers on Sonny's confusion and the idea of division.

Indianapolis Sonny Nas Indianapolis Star

Newlywed Drops Tickets in Farebox Mystery

A ticket chopper at an elevated station watches a solitary man, newlywed, drop two tickets into the box. The chopper condemns the act as wasteful, noting couples often drop tickets for their partner even when not traveling.

New York Sun

Toads Return to Old Pond

A passage notes that full grown toads always return to the pond where they hatched to mate and lay their eggs, a behavior observed as a natural instinct.

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