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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1906
Page
7
L Gorman of Olympia Washington describes six years of back pain after a wet cold. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills for restoring natural kidney function within a week and improving his condition after six boxes. He reports lasting relief and no recurrence.
A Massachusetts physician reports relief in fifteen child constipation cases using Grape Nuts. He says natural bowel movement and better energy follow, noting improved appetite and developing teeth from chewing firm foods. He urges early healthy eating habits for bright, strong children.
An Indianapolis Sentinel advised protecting milk during milking with a tin pail cover and a cheese cloth liner. A loose centered tin cap with a four inch front hole, plus a large cheese cloth cover extending five to six inches over the pail, secured with tape or hoop, prevents dirt and grime from reaching the milk and can be reused after boiling and drying.
The article urges farmers to provide abundant pure water for dairy cows, noting milk output hinges on water intake and overall cleanliness. It recommends stable self-regulating water, multiple troughs for large herds, and avoiding water troughs near corners to reduce injuries. Sanitation and careful milking are essential for high quality butter and cheese.
The article argues dairying restores soil fertility by returning manure and growing forage. It notes butter production minimally depletes soil nutrients, while forage crops build humus and resilience. Success hinges on skilled management, proper crop rotation, and selling certain crops off farm to fund dairy operations.
Farmers report a simple device stops flies from tormenting cows after trying lotions and sprays failed. A nearby ranch notes improved livestock comfort and reduced stress during grazing, with hoped adoption across farms.
A Farm and Home correspondent shares a method using a 100 pound burlap sack strapped around the cow’s body with four corner strings. The technique reportedly offers comparative comfort and a noticeable increase in milk flow.
A Farmers' Review writer stresses careful calf feeding to prevent thrift failures from over or under feeding and lice. For a four week old dairy calf 15 pounds of milk plus ground grain. as calves age to six months add whole oats for bone and muscle over fat, noting cold milk to avoid poor gains.
A Canton, D. theological student wrote a thesis jokingly aligning Bible figures with baseball terms. It lists mock feats such as Abraham’s sacrifice, Cain’s base hit, David’s long throw, Moses’ Red Sea shutout, Eve stealing first and Adam stealing second, and Samson striking out many times, finishing with a quip about actors with large salaries staying at modest hotels.
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