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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1926
Page
3
Early planted celery is blanched by placing boards or tiles on edge beside rows to exclude light. Keep boards tight with fasteners, cover tops with strips or wire hairpins, and blanch in about ten days to two weeks. Move planks along as harvest progresses for continuous supply.
The granary weevil, long a grain pest, can be killed after a few hours at 155 degrees Fahrenheit. It resists cold, but thorough chilling by moving grain between bins can prevent attacks. The USDA Bulletin No. 1893-D covers origin, distribution, life history, injury, and control, with free copies from the USDA.
Summer heat harms fertile eggs by producing blood rings, reducing market value. Allen G. Oliver of North Carolina State College says infertile eggs are better for table use and urges selling or culling males after hatching. Proper feeding, clean nests, and prompt, cool storage boost consumer price.
Hogs of 70 to 125 pounds yield best results when hogging off corn. With good corn, daily gain is 1 to 1 percent pounds. An acre can feed about five pigs of those weights for 60 days with good pasture or range. Hogs need access to a protein and mineral rich surge.
USDA cautions veterinarians against injecting serum or virus into hog hams for cholera vaccination. Abscesses form, damaging meat and causing packer losses. Immunize in the axillary space under the shoulder or under the skin away from the ham to prevent injuries. Hog raisers should refuse ham injections to avoid losses.
B Z Russell of the USDA describes practical hog houses for different regions in Farmers Bulletin 1487 F. The bulletin notes poor light and ventilation as common faults and provides illustrations and floor plans for proper lighting and ventilation. Copies available from the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington.
Farmers switch from wide rim milk pails to small top vessels to curb contamination. Small openings cut bacterial content by about fifty percent. Choose well tinned milk vessels with clean solder seams to ease cleaning and sterilization.
Cattle need regular salt on pasture and Sudan grass proves a good hay crop. a few acres should be planted on every farm. Horses feel heat and thirst like humans. A cow cannot derive enough pasture to yield 25 pounds of milk. Cost accounts reveal profitable pursuits and risky ones. Shepherds should dip flocks for ticks or lice at this proper seasonal time.
In 1819 two babies were born shaping legacies one in England the other in New England Lydia E Pinkham earned household status in America for her Vegetable Compound Mrs Adolph Bratke of South Omaha Nebraska credits the remedy with a four year health decline reversed after a year and a half of use she now manages an eight room home as the mother of six without help.
Mrs. Charles Murray, termed the oil queen, boasted of being the only independent woman oil operator and claimed her company paid 600 percent dividends. She advised rapid action to succeed in modern times, while a playful anecdote about a dance and a weekend romance followed.
Two hobos discuss what they would do with $10,000. The first says he would boastfully spend it while the second dreams of buying a boxcar for personal use.
The ad states Bayer Aspirin is safe and proven by physicians for over twenty five years for colds neuritis foothache neuralgia and headache. It emphasizes looking for the Bayer Cross on the package or tablets as proof of authenticity and mentions handy boxes of twelve and bottles of 24 or 100 at low cost.
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