Drink real hot water with lime phosphate for health
Promotes morning internal cleansing by drinking a glass of hot water with lime phosphate to wash the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Claims quick health and appearance improvements, urging readers to try the preparation from a druggist and noting benefits for headaches bad breath rheumatism and constipation.
Resinol Ointment Promises Instant Itch Relief
An advertisement touts Resinol Ointment as instantly stopping itching from skin irritations and healing eruptions promptly. It notes physicians have prescribed it for over 20 years and claims ease and economy of use with wide availability through druggists.
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Swamp Root and hair care ads flood a damaged 19th century page
Fragmentary ad and testimonial text claim kidney pain relief from Swamp Root and praise hair growth products. The snippet mentions trials, a Dr Kilmer Co advertisement, and generic medical claims. Strong entities include Kilmer Co, Coffeyville Kansas, and Montgomery County references. The text is unclear but presents typical sale pitch from the era.
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Breeder Advice On Feeding Turkeys Chickens and Ducks
Guidance from a breeder warns against overfeeding and spoiled feed. It recommends small frequent meals, sour milk plus water, bran and middlings with cornmeal, and a careful mix of dry ingredients. Emphasizes clean housing, cool conditions, and letting birds roam briefly to stay alert.
Feeding Milk to Chicks and Its Effects
The article argues that milk feeding improves growth in young chicks regardless of whether the milk is sweet or sour and that the digestive upset from stomach issues does not reduce its nutritive value. It recommends ample exercise for chicks fed milk and notes applicability to early hatched or breeder birds.
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Sprouted Oats for Winter Fowls
Sprouted oats proved an excellent feed for chickens in winter. Soak, spread, and warm the oats in a box near the stove or in a cellar. Soak 24 hours, spread in a low box, and keep warm until grains sprout. Maintain clean water and space. small flocks profit more.
Production of Broilers as a Business
The article outlines profitable broiler farming, noting two to two and a half pound live birds at eleven to thirteen weeks from common breeds like Plymouth Rock and Wyandotte. Leghorns yield lighter broilers, while white birds dress best. Early-hatched birds fetch higher prices and pullets reach peak laying later. Как }
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Dry Mash For Laying Hens Green Feeds Are Essential
An agricultural expert from Connecticut warns dry mash aids laying hens. The recipe includes bran cornmeal ground oats and middlings with beet scrap and salt. emphasizes year round green feeds and alfalfa or sprouted oats for yolk color. Early duck eggs fetch lower value. winter feeding requires green range substitutes to maintain production.
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Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Professor Stoneburn
Special Milk Gains Favor in Clean High Standard Trade Name
The United States Department of Agriculture urges a uniform, verifiable label for high grade milk sold as special milk. Dairymen should back claims with substance, ensuring safety and cleanliness to build consumer trust and justify higher prices. Demand grows with consistent quality and responsible handling.
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United Mater Department of Agriculture
Feeding Hints for a Dairy Calves and Sunlight Advice
Feeding Hints for a Dairy covers calf milk diets from two to three weeks, gradual shift to skim milk, four months up to ten quarts daily plus grain and hay, then silage when aged, avoid spoiled feed. Yearlings eat 15 to 20 pounds daily with clover or alfalfa. sunlight disinfects barns, southern exposure preferred, sun warmth aids cold weather, curtains reduce heat.
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E. P. Hoskins
University of Mine Neantas
Heard in an Office Wireless Telegraph Rights Bid Mentioned
A brief office remark notes a dispute over funds for acquiring the right of way for a wireless telegraph line. The exchange highlights financial limits affecting the project and potential negotiations with authorities.
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