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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
6
The article explains skim milk composition and feed value for hogs. One gallon contains about 1.04 pounds of solids and 7.5 pounds water. Skim milk solids split roughly into butterfat removed, with remaining solids including casein and sugar.
Sheridan residents claim Dean's Kidney Pills cure the disease cause and restore lasting health. Howard King of Sheridan testifies of back pain, frequent kidney secretions, fatigue, and blurred vision improving after about six weeks on the remedy. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in the United States. Remember the name- Doan's.
A government experiment station bulletin outlines disease prevention for hogs emphasizing clean quarters, drained yards, and regular disinfection. It advises quarantine for new hogs, clean water and troughs, and controlled feeding with barley meal and certain roots to avoid overfeeding while promoting healthy growth.
A swine herder notes the pig’s small stomach requires concentrated foods. He cites the pig’s long intestinal canal as a reason to adjust feeding practices for efficient digestion and better growth.
The article urges smallholders with one or two cows to sow half long carrot seed. It recommends hand scattering to form a two inch broad row, spacing fifteen to sixteen inches apart, keeping beds clean and not thinning. Harvest in autumn with minimal processing before freezing weather.
The text notes alfalfa as excellent feed for hogs, usable fresh or cured as hay. It stresses pasture access for brood sows, offering both nutrition and exercise. It also includes unrelated magazine excerpts and a critique on dignity, warning against bluff and humorless displays.
In Joe Miller's Jest Book a levee scene has the Duke de L and Duke de N teased by Louis XV for weight. De L jokes he walks twice around his cousin De N, sparking court humor about fitness and courtly vanity.
A Philadelphia physician recalls a joke about the late Bishop who once visited him for a trifling ailment. The physician asks if the bishop talks in sleep. the bishop says he talks in other people's sleep and asserts a divine self view in a playful exchange.
Druggist Mr. C. E. Greegory promotes ZEMO a clean liquid for external use that promptly relieves and permanently cures skin and scalp diseases. He claims ZEMO draws out germ life and poisons to the surface and offers proof of many cures for infants and adults.
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