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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1925

Page

7

This Woman's Remarkable Recovery After Illness

A Forest City Iowa letter describes severe illness after childbirth with back pain and urinary issues. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for five bottles the writer reports full recovery, able to work milking and caring for her eight month old baby girl. The note adds the product is available through druggists.

Forest City Iowa Lydia E. Pinkham Payne Foret City Oma Lydia Somethha Eaphlamee

Freezone promises quick relief for stubborn corns

A druggist offers Freezone a small bottle that stops corn pain instantly and lets you lift the corn away with fingers. It claims to remove hard and soft corns and toe gaps, as well as foot calluses, with no soreness or irritation.

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Prompt cooling to 50 degrees preserves milk quality

Dairy expert F C Button of New Jersey College of Agriculture stresses rapid cooling to 50 F to minimize bacteria in milk. He outlines surface coolers with thin milk film and circulating cold water, plus ice for hot weather. Precooling halves ice needs, and clean utensils plus healthy cows help limit bacterial growth.

F. C. Button New Jersey College of Agriculture New Brunswick

Dangers from Swallowed Objects in Cattle

A dairy expert warns cattle can ingest sharp objects like nails and wires, risking traumatic pericarditis and fatal infections. Wires in feed sacks cause losses. punctured hooves can lead to lockjaw in horses. A Wisconsin dairyman recalls seven cows dying after a wire ingestion incident.

Alexander Wisconsin

Various Roots Are Good Feed for the Dairy Cow

Roots of all kinds are good feed for dairy cows. Beets are especially valuable as they supply nutrients without affecting milk quality. Rutabagas and turnips can affect milk flavor, especially if fed before milking. after milking they may not alter milk flavor, though butter can develop an objectionable taste over time. Some creameries request patrons not to feed turnips or rutabagas.

Dairy Notes on Cows and Pastures from Penn State

Dairy notes discuss moldy silage risks for cows and horses, new mineral feeding practices, and barn cleanup to curb fly breeding. They warn against pastures infested with wild onions and bitter weeds before milking and urge reseeding with Bermuda or lespedera grasses for dependable pastures.

Bermuda

Tanlac Promises Restored Health For Weary Bodies

Advertising copy touts Tanlac as a health remedy for run-down bodies. It claims to purify the blood, revitalize digestion, and restore appetite and sleep, urging readers not to delay trying the tonic.

Tanlac

Tribe Clings to Its Old Customs

The Japanese government struggles with a Korean tribe that resists modernization. They burn forests to clear land for farming, refuse baths, and practice a minimalist marriage rite of mere handshakes. Despite harsh habits, members remain physically healthy.

Strange Death Pact Revealed at Johannesburg Inquest

A coroner's inquiry in Johannesburg revealed a death pact between lovers. A nurse was found stabbed with scissors. before dying she stabbed her lover with a hatpin, which penetrated his heart.

Johannesburg

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