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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
3
Dyspepsia is our national ailment Bur dock Blood Bitters is the national cure for it. It strengthens stomach membranes, promotes flow of digestive juices, purifies the blood, builds you up.
A 19th century discussion by Professor J. G. Moore of the Wisconsin Horticultural Society outlines commercial forcings for vegetables. It covers cool crops radishes and lettuce versus warm crops tomatoes and cucumbers, climate needs, soil moisture, and irrigation practices under glass, with methods for supplying and timing water and manure.
Four years ago Rexall remedies hit shelves, long before federal rules. Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a severe cough after four $1 bottles restored her health. The ad touts a trial bottle offer through Central Drug Store and local dealers.
A Wisconsin bulletin notes cow blankets help conserve heat, reduce milk shrinkage in cold spells, and calm cattle. Cows age best in their fifth to sixth years, with production peaking earlier and aging affecting fat content. Older heifers need more nutrients for milk, while a profitable dairy cow can excel to about twelve years with proper management and feed. The article outlines Deven’s dairy guidelines: clean equipment daily, cool cream to 50 degrees, ensure fat content above 2 percent, pasteurize and chill cream, and maintain cooperative effort among drivers, producers, and creamery workers to improve cream and butter quality.
The old stanchion gave limited movement, but the best method lets a cow move her head freely while keeping lines long enough for stepping around. Arrange grain and roughage so she can reach without trampling, using a simple rope setup or a sturdy stall.
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for bronchial and laryngeal troubles and chronic coughs. It claims benefits in early consumption stages, with testimonials of cures in long standing cases, and invites readers to request the free little book and medical correspondence from Buffalo New York.
Professor John Michels of Clemson College outlines five key factors in choosing dairy cattle: temperament feeding capacity constitution milk organs and quality. He stresses a strong but balanced build, bright eyes and a well formed udder, plus reliable dam and sire records for pure bred stock to ensure superior offspring.
Property listing notes green beach and maple wood available at JEB Morgan's farm. Enquiries to Layvirt Elwell or Bell by phone.
King Bros of Grand Rapids seek two car loads of horses. For details contact Fred Church or the King Bros at the Wright House Rooms to rent above Hammer's Meat Market.
Practical guidance for dairy yards and barns to prevent mud and odor. Emphasizes slope drainage, grading, gravel bedding, and manure disposal. Warns against proximity of swine pens and advises gradual yard improvements with staged graveling and soil mixing for a firm surface.
Farmers Advocate outlines dairy feeding strategies emphasizing corn and cob meal alfalfa and oats to balance rations, the value of corn silage, and the need for well fed cows. It stresses protein in milk production and proper calf feeding with clean pens, individual stalls, and daily cleaning of feed.
An old catalog-style item touts Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets as a general cure for constipation indigestion and related ailments. It markets Dr Colwell's Egyptian Pile Cure with a money-back guarantee and Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a tonic for colds and coughs, sold by Chas Rhodes and Chas Rhodes.
The cures Bucklen's Arnica Salve claims include relief for E.R. Mulford in Waynesboro Pa from piles and it is said to heal burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum for 25 cents at Sharrar's drug store.
An OCR fragment lists remedies for lung issues and coughs. Kennedy's live Honey and Tar advertised as original cough syrup, with cautions about imitation. Mentions Pine-ules from pine-based ingredients and Dean's Regulats for bowel regulation. Also notes teachers contracts offered at Record with a reminder to school directors.
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