Tanlac praised by 100000 for health benefits
Testimonial drive claims over 100000 famous individuals endorse Tanlac the World's Greatest Tonic. Patients from Cleveland to Racine submit experiences noting weight gain improved appetite strength and relief from seasonal ailments. Advertises Tanlac as available through druggists with over four million bottles sold.
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DT. Pritchard
Cleveland
Omv
Tanlac
Redport
Mary Schurmaker
Racloe
Wis
George Pem
Matrate
Holleville
J. Sellers
Borinedeld
Quite the Contrary in a Family Support Dispute
An old quotation records a sharp exchange about family duties and support. The speaker denies that a neighbor’s boy is the family’s main support, asserting the opposite in pointed terms. The fragment hints at social expectations and household roles in a historical context.
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Roston
Bayer Aspirin Safety Ad Warns Buyers to Look for Bayer Cross
An old advertisement urges consumers to demand Bayer aspirin only when the Bayer name or cross symbol is visible on the package or tablets. It warns that ibuitations may be dangerous and emphasizes 25 years of physician approval.
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BAYER
Bayer Cross
Split Infinitives In United States Baskets Of Magazines
A fragmented sentence notes baskets of magazines in the United States now exist but only about six are sellable as highbrow pieces. The wording suggests debate over magazine value and language usage.
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United States
Dandelion Butter Color Product Promises Health Use
A distorted clipping describes a harmless vegetable product called Dandelion Butter Color sold in drug and general stores for 85 venta. It references a Swiss inventor linking a future typewriter to automatic text generation and mentions Brandreth Pills claimed to purify blood and promote health.
Eggs From Pullets Lousy For Hatching Warns Extension Expert
Yul Hall of the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station in Mountain First urges against using pullets as breeders unless early hatched and well developed. He stresses maturity, proper raising, and avoiding forced production, noting best hatching eggs come from birds kept for breeding and those past one laying year with careful care.
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Nandied Goder
Saps Noel Hall
Missouri State Poulty Experiment Station
Mountain First
Substitutes for Worms and Bugs During Winter
Nebraska Agricultural college poultry men advise maintaining winter egg production by simulating spring conditions. When bugs and worms are scarce, substitutes called animal feeds are needed, including meat scraps tankage and ground bone. Dry mash should contain 10 to 20 percent meat scraps or tankage, with skim milk or buttermilk allowing lower other animal feeds.
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Nebraska Agricultural College
Hens With Cold Feet Hurt Egg Production
A. Smith of the University Farm poultry division advises keeping hens warm to boost laying. Cold feet reduce activity and egg output. he recommends bedding the hen house with four to eight inches of straw to allow constant scratching, which preserves health and improves egg yield.
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A. Smith
University Farm
St Paul
Mr. Smith
Careful Rearing Notes for Hatching Eggs and Chicks
Guidance warns hatching eggs require meticulous care with brief eye checks. Do not keep eyes or eggs longer than ten days for hatching. Hatchlings may need three weeks drying at about 1 degree warmer, with careful conditioning and daily turning of eggs.
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Eubeka
Blaty Per Cent Hated In Covalderad About Highs
Local residents in Covalderad express strong opposition to rising highs as Blaty campaigns face stiff sentiment. Community groups organize meetings to demand lower rates and safer utility practices while officials promise review and transparency.
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Covalderad
Milk Quality and Sanitation for High Grade Dairy Milk
R W Fairbanks of Colorado Agricultural College stresses boosting high grade milk production through strict sanitary handling. Contamination risks from barn odors and long transport raise bacteria counts. keeping cows clean, using sterilized containers, minimizing air exposure, and cooling milk rapidly are essential to quality and sales.
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R. W. Fairbanks
Colorado Agricultural College
Neglected Orchard Renewal Proves Profitable Demonstration
In Henderson County North Carolina a Division of Horticulture project shows neglected home orchards can rebound with proper care. Thirty five old trees yielded 175 bushels of market apples valued at 2.50 per bushel after pruning spraying and fertilizing plus soil management. cost 45 dollars, net return 392.50 dollars to the owner compared with zero for untreated trees.
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North Carolina
Division of Horticulture
H. BR
Niswonger
Lovicsion Bordeniturist
W. W. Walker
Henderson County
Stark
Harticultural
Safe Plan to Prune All Fruit Trees in Winter
Winter pruning is safest as trees lie dormant. Prune before sap rises in spring and apply dormant spray afterward. Experienced growers remove suckers and prune to allow sun and air. Leave ample fruit spurs, vary by tree, young and old differ in pruning needs. Apply oil paint to large cuts to prevent decay, avoid painting surrounding bark.
Weaning and feeding foals for best growth and health
The article outlines careful weaning of foals from mares, stressing early grain training starting with oat meal, gradual introduction of bran, and maintaining pasture or hay to prevent digestive issues. It provides specific rations for developing draft foals and notes on managing udder inflammation, milk removal, and worm control with a mineral salt and bone meal supplement.
Feeding Dairy Calf Care Instructions from Farm Guide
This excerpt emphasizes weighing feed to avoid overfeeding which causes scours, and maintaining scrupulous cleanliness. It advises clean pens, bedding, and daily sterilized feeding vessels, ample fresh water, and using a thermometer for milky feeds. Temperature should be around 60 to 100 degrees, with monitoring of bowels and adjusting feed if scours appear. Calves should be kept up and fed separately with ample exercise.
What Mangels Are Worth as Feed for Dairy Cows
Mangels provide good feed for dairy cows with about ninety percent of their dry matter digestible. When bran or oats are worth 109 dollars per ton mangels run about 44 dollars per ton. hay at 18 to 20 dollars makes mangels worth per ton. It takes roughly two tons of mangels to equal one ton of corn silage. Cows yielding 1,000 pounds may gain 20 to 66 pounds daily from mangels. Best storage is in well ventilated pits or stacked cedar sheds.
Dry cows need as much care as when producing
The piece discusses the importance of providing full care to dry cows, comparing their needs to those during production. It emphasizes attentive management by farmers to keep cows healthy, prevent trouble, and prepare them for the next lactation.
Dairymen Neglect Ventilation of Stale Barns
A garbled OCR note describes neglect of ventilation in dairy barns leading to stale air. It mentions issues at a location with vague dates and identifiers, highlighting concerns about dairy farm practices and potential health risks.
Farmers Urged to Grow Small Fruits for Home Orchards
Agricultural authorities urge households to plant small fruits despite neglect in home orchards. Experts emphasize the diet importance and potential productivity, noting regional climate and soil conditions affect fruiting.
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New York Stat
Tural Coltese
Agricul
Weber
Topwork U wre ME three ene Early in Apelng
Fragmented OCR text describes an event at Topwork University with three entities involved. The readable portion hints at an early April time frame and a cann a piece, but details are unclear. Summary emphasizes tentative event noting and unresolved specifics from the damaged source.
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Apelngere
Limited Corn Ration Best for Brood Sows Say Experts
Agricultural college livestock authorities advise a limited corn share for brood sows to be farrowed. They recommend protein feeds like alfalfa tankage and shorts with grain to build strong pigs next spring. Oats serve as a good grain feed and access to salt and clean water is essential. Exercise improves sow health and vigor, as over fat sows are poor for furrowing.
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Agricultural College
Untangling a Fragment of a Murky News Note
A fragmented OCR item mentions a lone man, a wound, a factory, and various garbled names. The readable phrases hint at a incident or event but lack coherent details or clear entities to verify. The piece resembles a stray clipping with no discernible outcome or location.
All Women and the Question of Benefit from Medicine
A fragmented notice discusses women and a medicine's safety and benefits. It notes percentages claiming benefit and mentions a contact box in North Platte. The text is garbled but centers on women taking the medicine and safety concerns.
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Zabl
North
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