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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
6
Travelers in France are fed canned goods from Portland and Norway with milk canned in the U S and meat from Chicago packers. Critics note hotels assume visitors prefer processed foods while fresh fare is scarce. Advertisement: Hoxsie’s Croup Remedy saves children from opium nausea. 60 cents.
In Washington Senator Medill McCormick criticized the League of Nations as a failure and warned against championing it. He recalled the 1909-1910 tale of explorer A Savage Landor, noting a Chicago copy editor allegedly altered dispatches to misreport the explorer as having appeared in Tibet and been mauled.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple directions for dyeing or tinting faded garments. It claims no streaking or fading and advises buyers to tell the druggist fabric type. The copy targets women dyeing wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics at home.
A Birmingham Age Herald report quotes a motorist who accepts his car’s bold manufacturer branding on a tire cover but refuses to endorse a direct label worn on the body. He says he is a rolling advertisement yet will not wear a label that all may read.
Dr Peery's Dead Shot is described as powerful but safe. One dose is claimed to expel worms or tapeworms. No castor oil is necessary.
Mrs Smith-John questions the half-dollar offering in the heathen collection. Mr Smith-Oh replies that the old coin will pass unnoticed and no one will tell the difference.
A local effort labeled Ihush straing the drug store complexion prompts residents to discuss its aims and potential effects. Officials stress safety, while critics worry about access and consistency with existing policies.
Tractor experts warn half of engine troubles come from improper lubrication. Use manufacturer recommended oil, keep it heavy enough for heat, and change every 500 miles for motors and every four to five days for tractors. Do not reuse dirty crankcase oil, and old oil can kill lice on hogs.
H. L. Tunison of Wakefield Massachusetts describes a method to keep poultry houses clean. A V shaped trough of two boards and a sliding trough under the dropping board simplify daily scraping. A pipe under the edge carries droppings to the exterior for easy disposal.
The USDA and state partners promote giving purebred livestock as gifts for children in rural areas. A questionnaire shows home influence drives breeding of superior animals, ranking with fairs and sales in importance.
A USDA effort has raised prices for tuberculous cattle at Buffalo with 542 head selling at 22.17 gross, 3.84 expenses, 18.33 net per head. Prior data on 4500 head showed averages around 14.50, and buyers now pay more for reactors not condemned, matching or exceeding for untested cattle of similar quality.
Fall coolness spurs horseradish growth and root crops storeable in ground. The crop withstands freezing and extreme summer heat with good spring starts. Some dig roots in autumn while others leave them in the ground through winter for spring use.
Sweet clover is praised as a hardy pasture legume that withstands frost drought and grasshoppers. It promises abundant high quality feed through the growing season at low cost, making it a practical solution for farmers to feed their stock.
Breeders note rising value of buttermilk in hog feeding as animals thrive and show strong resistance to disease. Reports indicate health and growth benefits exceed expected food value.
Wise dairy farming hinges on consistent, palatable and balanced feed, plus moderate temps and comfortable surroundings. By maintaining peak-month conditions year round, producers can approach ideal milk production and realize higher returns.
Horticulturists of the Ohio experiment station describe storing squashes pumpkins and sweet potatoes in warm dry spaces to keep them good through winter. They urge careful handling to avoid bruises and stem breakage and recommend temperatures of 50 to 55 degrees Fahrenheit to deter decay.
During eight to ten weeks of drying, cows need mainly roughage. A daily two pound mix of bran or oats or equal parts bran and oats with linseed meal or corn meal is suitable near calving. Include roots and squash family vegetables. Avoid highly carbonaceous roughage like straw and corn stalks and protect cows from cold drafts and damp ground to prevent udder complications.
Skim milk and buttermilk are good hog feeds for young pigs but must be pasteurized. Milk from large creameries mixes, making contamination by tuberculosis germs possible. Do not feed these products unless pasteurized.
In a western city before city officer elections a heavy candidate Mr Grow canvassed a ward. A lively dog rushed him from a house. the woman asked what he ran for and he replied I am running for councilman of this ward. Judge.
Advice stresses cleaning milk pails and dairy tools to remove crevices where dirt hides. Cream separators and other utensils should be cleaned promptly after use to improve milk quality, ease work, and extend utensil life.
The guidance emphasizes keeping all milk contacting utensils clean at all times. It suggests using pails with partly covered tops to reduce dirt and impurities by about half entering the milk.
Instruction advises keeping fall plowed land rough and avoiding disking or harrowing until spring to prevent packing or running together.
The article notes several causes of spoiled silage but emphasizes that none are unavoidable. It asserts spoilage can be greatly reduced or prevented through careful handling, storage, and management practices to minimize exposure to air, moisture, and unfavorable conditions.
Guidance on gradually changing a calf from whole milk to skim milk to prevent scours. Start with small skim milk additions each day and increase slowly to minimize digestive upset.
A St. Louis assayer bought a 50 pound gold plated brick for 7000 dollars. The brick plated surface wore off to reveal brass. He realized too late that he was swindled and vowed to test more deeply next time.
Cuticura Soap daily plus Cuticura Ointment as needed keep complexion clear and scalp clean while hands stay soft. Add Cuticura Talcum for fragrance and freshness in a fragrant toilet trio advertisement.
Fashionable women in London adopt the practice of permanently dyeing their eyelashes as a new beauty trend. The trend reflects urban style and cosmetic experimentation among city dwellers seeking distinctive looks.
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