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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1929
Page
2
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports pasture-fed Hereford steers gained faster and more efficiently than dry-lot cattle fed a corn linseed ration. Despite slower initial grain intake, pasture cattle finished with similar corn consumption, yielding higher overall profitability.
A discussion on cattle herd success emphasizes a strong foundation over pedigree, citing constitutional vigor and individual character as essential. It highlights traits such as deep heart girth, well sprung ribs and hips, a well shaped head, horns set correctly, expressive eyes, ample forehead, and balanced bone throughout the frame.
The text explains cattle sterility or failure to settle as a condition where cows cannot become pregnant. It can be congenital from abnormal reproductive organs or due to germs infecting the female tract, often after retained placenta, and may be worsened by a diseased bull.
Experienced breeder and authorities urge strict hog sanitation to prevent diseases and worms across all hog classes. Proper sanitation boosts pig numbers, speeds maturity, and increases profits while stopping losses that threaten hog farming viability.
The article discusses shipping small numbers of valuable cattle and suggests de-stocking and building partitions between animals. It notes show cattle trains as a context and describes common methods of arranging cars with cattle standing crosswise to brace for shocks during travel.
A Castoria advertisement urges parents to use the vegetable remedy for stomach upsets in babies and children. It claims quick comfort for colic and diarrhea, warns against stronger medicines without doctor advice, and notes genuine Castoria bears Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature on the wrapper.
A down and out Orlando man credits a health lecture and Najol for curing his headaches and dizziness. He claims natural body cleansing and regularity improved his life and led to a new partner, urging readers to try Najol. The ad-style tale promotes Najol as non drug and available in drug stores.
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