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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1928
Page
6
Dr Caldwell promotes a natural mild vegetable compound S yrup Pepsin as a general tonic for constipation biliousness sour stomach bad breath appetite headaches fevers and colds. He cautions against drastic purges and offers a free trial bottle by writing for Dept BB Monticello.
The article notes Guam natives embrace basketball, comparing its rise to baseball’s arrival in the South Seas. Five American and two native teams form the scene and Chamorro children join in, using bamboo strips and coconuts as improvised equipment. The speaker cites personal hardship and relief of others.
A vintage testimonial touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a perfect antacid for sour stomach and indigestion. It emphasizes medical endorsement, ease of use, pleasant taste, and the Phillips name as the trusted trademark since 1875.
Dr. John R. Mohler of the U S Department of Agriculture outlines the massive annual losses from abortion in cattle, notes tuberculosis losses have halved while abortion doubled over a decade, and stresses no cure exists yet. He warns against unproven medicines and details how infection spreads via the digestive tract and infected cows, with risk from apparently normal births.
Alfalfa is presented as the best hog pasture crop and hay for all farm livestock. It should be grown on most farms with lime as needed. brood sows and fall pigs benefit from daily alfalfa, offering bulk, protein, minerals and vitamins.
The article extols legume roughage over timothy hay for dairy cows growing cattle and sheep and all farm livestock. It notes legumes boost wintering brood sows and, beyond feeding value, improve and build soil through greater acreage.
A detailed listing of NBC Red and Blue Network programs from October 14 to 17, with time slots for Eastern Standard and local adjustments. Includes names like Roxy Stroll Anglo Persians Collier's Radio Hour Eveready Hour and Copeland Hour along with programs from Tower Health Exercises Royal Savings Hour and Slumber Music.
A historical guide outlines turkey fattening from mid November to late December. It cautions against confining birds, favors open range, and describes gradual feeding of small grains, corn, and sour milk. It notes benefits from natural foraging and acorns in Texas when mast is plentiful.
Cautions from the Ohio state poultry calendar advise grading pens by age and laying qualities, avoiding 14 hour days with lights, and preventing overproduction. They warn that excessive lighting causes a slump, recommend gradual spring tapering, and advise feeding grains and keeping feed and water available while lights are on. Breeders should start lights after January 1 to 15 and avoid crowding production beyond 60 percent.
A detailed rundown of broadcast times for Thursday to Saturday October events on the Red and Blue Networks with highlights of concerts sports games and theater. It lists program titles and start times along with a long roster of national and local radio stations carrying the schedule across major cities.
University of Illinois expert L. E. Card explains it is best to mark early laying pullets as they tend to be the heaviest producers and should be considered for next year’s culling. Late starters are poor breeders and should be excluded from breeding pens. Colored leg bands or numbered bands with start dates record-keep the timing of laying onset.
Practical poultrymen debate the merits of wheat rye and oat straw for litter. Rye straw is stiffer and oat straw breaks more readily. Use whatever is convenient and keep the coop sanitary for best results.
The germ Eberthella san guinarium causes fowl typhoid a destructive disease in birds. It acts like fowl cholera with dull droopy birds pale combs and yellowish diarrhoea. Death is often swifter and the liver enlarges turning brownish or greenish while kidneys fade.
In Caryville, John Billings fills the best man role for his friend Bill as wedding plans unfold. Confusion arises when the bride’s identity is revealed as Peggy Jane Seaver, Elinor’s mature look alights on the scene, and John later marries Elinor after the ceremony.
Miss Sarah Kate Knight of Bristol Tennessee reports dramatic weight gain from 108 to 188 pounds after using Milks Emulsion since May. She says it improved her complexion and eyes, revived energy, and transformed her appearance, urging others to try the remedy with a satisfaction guarantee.
At a Nashville Baptist supper a pretty girl teased the stern governor. He replied with a quip about men being men and women not, reflecting his opposition to evolution and changing fashions.
Dialogue hints at a moving shipment of a parlor set valued at $500. The exchange touches on light in the parlor and a remark about labor as a guiding principle, attributed to Mazzini, revealing a topical mix of domestic scene and historical reference.
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