Tanine Helped Me Regain Appetite And Strength
An advertisement quotes a railroad man, J B Mowrer of Akrom Ohio, claiming Tanine cured his severe indigestion and weight loss. He reports loss of appetite, nausea, nervousness, and weakness before using Tanine, then says his appetite returned and he felt much stronger with no indigestion. Tanine is advertised as sold by druggists.
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J. B. Mowrer
Park St
Akrom
Tenine
Tanine
Tanise
Fragmentary dialogue on nature and vanity observed
A terse exchange shows a man accusing interference with nature while a girl with painted cheeks and penciled eyebrows retorts that she never interferes, reflecting a terse mood of mockery and defiance amid stylized life imagery.
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Ition
Common Mistakes in Feeding Young Laying Fowls
Purdue University findings show many flocks underperform due to improper feeding and care of pullets. Pullets are crowded at night and not housed properly, with Leghorn Rhode Island Red Wyandotte Plymouth Rock varieties maturing at different ages. Free range practice is linked to reduced performance and crowded brood coops.
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Rhode Island
Wyandotte
Plymouth Rocks
Purdue University
Feeding Advice for Pullets in Early Growth
The article advises a slow growth plan for young pullets with a mash formula. Mix 50 pounds bran, 50 pounds shorts, and 30 pounds high-grade tankage, keep dry in a trough, and feed until consumed. Add some grain to ensure good flesh as they near the start of laying.
Keep Young Stock Growing with Adequate Space and Feed
Keep young stock growing by providing abundant green food grain, fresh water and shade. Ensure well ventilated sleeping quarters and ample exercise to prevent crowd related sickness and costly losses from stunted growth and colds. Give more room as stock develops and avoid neglect.
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Market Stock Ag
Mature Chickens On Range Feed Guide
On range feeding, mature chickens should be given sparing amounts of balanced rations. A simple mix of one part erhowt, one part purrete, and one part corn is suggested. Slight grain helps eggs, but birds should not become dependent on constant feeding.
Poultry Not Codkerele Te He Kept For Ierweling Dunpune Ghouls
Fragmentary OCR text mentions poultry, a person named Aneulde Froy Ow and a place Ho ORD, with garbled lines about diets, wish lists, and associated names. The readable content is limited to scattered references to poultry and local names without a coherent event or clear outcome.
Livestock test links molasses to steer gain efficiency
United States Department of Agriculture and Louisiana experiment station report a 112 day test on yearling steers fed 5.4 pounds cottonseed meal and 40 pounds corn silage daily. Lot 1 received 5.42 pounds molasses, Lot 2 8.07 pounds. Lot 1 gained 2.43 pounds per day, Lot 2 2.41.
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United States Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Louisiana Experiment Station
Rooting natural for hogs discussed by Nebraska experts
Experts from the Nebraska State College of Agriculture say rooting is a natural swine proclivity with no special health or growth benefit. Hogs root to find food or make a cool bed, but excess rooting does not indicate poor nutrition, and rings can help prevent damage without harming the animal.
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Nebraska State College of Agriculture
Efficiency of Work Horse in Heat and Feeding Regimen
Fragmented notes describe how Tootertally boosts work horse efficiency in hot weather by feeding and conditioning. The text references regimens, summer work capacity, and various names and places but remains garbled and incomplete.
Live Stock Hints Aime otal Liane of bdo wl Sim's set
A fragmented news note references live stock hints and names such as Aime otal Liane and Sim's set involving Bob a. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events, dates, or locations to form a full report.
Experiments On San Jose Scale Control At Geneva Station
Professor Parrott led tests at the Geneva experiment station on San Jose scale control. Lime sulfur spray proved superior to other sulphides, while moist bark pretreatment increased coating but caused severe leaf damage. Heavy dusting with various sulphides failed to prevent vine insects thriving beneath deposits.
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Parrott
Geneva Experiment Station
San Jose
How to Use Lead Arsenate in Spraying Fruit
The Illinois Horticultural Society warns that dry lead arsenate is cost effective and easy to handle in fruit spraying but yields poor results if abused. Create a creamy suspension by sifting into a small amount of water and stirring. Regularly check the tank bottom sediment to ensure all material is sprayed through the nozzle.
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Illinois Horticultural Society
Better Fruit Yields From Nitrate and Phosphate Fertilizer
Trey notes that applying two pounds of nitrate of soda and six pounds of acid phosphate per tree to orchard fruits often doubles yields and improves quality. Phosphate should be dug under branch spread, nitrate sown on the surface. cost under 20 cents per tree, materials sold by fertilizer dealers.
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Trey
Mulch Newly Planted Tree for Shade and Growth
A brief note on applying mulch around a freshly planted tree to aid shade and root growth. Guidance emphasizes keeping mulch away from the trunk, applying a even layer, and maintaining soil moisture during the first growing season.
Basnang Flore Item Details Atha Veriely
A fragmentary note mentions Atha Veriely in Basnang Flore with unclear Latin and abbreviations. The readable parts suggest a list or caption but lack coherent dates places or actions to confirm a full event. Further legible text is needed to determine the proper headline and summary.
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Basnang Flore
Plan for highways builds on firm foundation and national needs
Chief Thomas J. Madog of the U S Department of Agriculture urges voters and lawmakers to plan comprehensively for a nationwide highway system. He notes the project must be long term, funded reliably, and balanced between federal, state, and local contributions, with user fees increasing as road use grows. The speech cites France and Germany as influences and Texas as a comparison, warning against ad hoc funding that raises costs and risks private business failure.
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Ny Fe
Thomas J. Madogald
Bureau of Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
France
Germany
Texas
Unls
Bureau of Public Roads
Lighted Cigars Dangerous on Wooden Bridge Floors
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that lighting cigars or cigarettes on bridges with wooden floors can ignite a fire, risking destruction of the structure. Fires recur, though most small, and sometimes bridges are lost when heat softens and weakens a beam causing collapse into the river. A watchman on larger bridges is advised during dry seasons to guard against this danger.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Luther Yn
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Unclear Names and Phrases
A damaged OCR excerpt contains scattered, unclear phrases and potential names. readable segments include stray tokens such as heed hepelt induels and waddy balding with quoted fragments. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a concrete news item.
Fragmentary note on a wedding or vow event and names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a vow or wedding event with unclear names and a reference to a father. The readable text hints at a ceremonial pledge and kinship but lacks concrete details or dates.
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