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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1909
Page
3
A collage of quoted maxims and anecdotes from various papers. It notes Newton, Washington, and Kingsley, along with humorous asides about a Kokomo heifer and a young man buying ice cream. It ends with contrasting views on fever and public health, urging positive religion to aid well-being.
Advertisement-like snippet touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and a tonics as gentle laxatives for women and all ages, claiming quick relief from constipation, torpid liver, and digestion issues. It promotes free sample bottles and personal letters to doctors, with multiple testimonials and a Toledo drugstore reference.
A Tennessee breeder argues mules thrive across climates, on northern farms as well as on southern sugar plantations. He notes mules sixteen to eighteen hands common, drawing as much land and plowing as well as heavy horses, with 25 percent lower upkeep. Proper training and management yield quick, durable work, and mules wear well beyond the age horses struggle to match.
A Farm Journal tip advises spoiling flies from horses by soaking green walnut leaves in soft cold water, letting sit overnight, then boiling briefly. Use the cooled liquid to saturate a sponge and wipe the most affected body parts before riding out.
Old fashioned tips cover remedies for caked udder and nail wounds in horses, tick destruction on cattle, potato feeding for worms in horses or colts, handling urinary milk redness, and a note on saline laxatives and udder bathing. Contains practices attributed to Farm Journal and Dr. Michener.
Notice promotes Ré-11-44 as a preventive tonic for fowls addressing cholera gapes roup canker and limberneck. Claims improved health and increased yield with a price of 50 cents. Advertisement from Hoseon Hoberton at Bea Pevae Store invites readers to ask for a booklet on poultry diseases. The Sun and Courier-Journal subscription rates listed.
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