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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
8
Guidance on composing dairy cow rations using fodder and grains. Recommends oats rye or wheat byproducts, cottonseed meal as protein, linseed as a laxative substitute, and corn forms. Suggests a sample mix: one part oats, one part rye, two parts cottonseed meal.
The diagram shows about 87 percent of milk is water and the remaining solids include fat casein sugar albumen and ash. Exact composition varies. authorities’ averages from Babcock figures note solid and water percentages differ and require analysis for precision.
A clinic style warning extols a morning ritual of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and forty feet of intestines. It claims to neutralize toxins and relieve headaches bilious attacks and stomach trouble, urging readers to buy limestone phosphate and start daily use.
Hon. R. A. Lenocker wins re election in Madison county amid a Republican wave. Des Moines councilman Thomas Fairweather praised for selling potatoes at cost to aid buyers. Hon. W. S. Allen secures large plurality, and W. L. Harding is lauded as a top campaigner with a bright future as governor.
Private dairymen can compete with creamery butter by marketing cream in farm produced butter from a single herd of well bred cows. A high quality product from separated sweet milk can fetch fancy prices with the right branding and trade connections.
An old note emphasizes fresh air for cows and not exposing them to bad weather. It warns that corn silage frozen in stags should not be fed to dairy cows. Milking the cow clean will develop her vigor and help to increase her milk output.
The piece notes Mormon voters shifting to Wilson, especially in Utah, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and eastern California, boosting his western margin. It cites Dowell’s large Polk county vote as part of a GOP surge, with organized labor backing Wilson in Polk, and praises N B Kendall’s Des Moines talk before election closing.
Mrs Hl O Irwin of New Kensington Pennsylvania describes how her son Edwin suffered nightly from croup until Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was used. She says a few doses kept in the house prevent tears and always relieve the boy. Obtainable everywhere Adv.
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