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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
7
Mrs F B Headden of Holt Avenue recounts recovery from suffering tied to change of life. She credits the Pinkham Vegetable Compound after two months bedridden and unable to turn. In a nationwide canvass, over 200000 replies and 96 percent reported benefit. available through druggists.
The United States shows a new high in industrial activity for 1925 as the Trade Record of the National City Bank of New York notes rising demand for externally sourced manufacturing materials, signaling expanded output across key sectors.
The North Carolina expert John A. Arey urges dairy workers to keep milk free of dirt and bacteria and to cool it immediately. He says simple methods suffice and costly equipment is unnecessary for producing clean milk.
Ex tension dairy specialist John Arey advises shading dairy cows during peak heat to improve returns. Keep barns clean and fly free, haul litter and manure weekly, and consider poisons or traps if needed. Plant quick crops for feed and fill silos to reduce hay use.
A calendar style puzzle lists numerous clues with definitions across vocabularies and homophones. The note states the solution will appear in the next issue, inviting readers to return for the completed crossword solution and related wordplay.
Instructional note explains filling white cells with dictionary words. The first letter of each word is guided by numbers for horizontal and vertical definitions. No letters go in black cells. Abbreviations slang initials and obsolete forms may appear in definitions.
Farmers note that dry cows and heifers bred to calve in fall are often pastured too late and calve in poor condition. Experts say extra feed for a month or six weeks before calving can rival or exceed benefits from feeding after calving. A cow needs stored body food to endure heavy milk production.
Principles of dairy farming emphasize hygiene and efficient feeding. High producing cows require grain despite lush pasture, yearling heifers need 2 3 pounds of grain daily, and beet pulp can boost profits when fed with ample water. Warts on teats may be removed by tying silk threads. Cleanliness remains the key asset in milk and cream production.
A street storyteller recalls a poker game yarn revived on stage. In a gentlemans game a rival insists on not showing cards, and the narrator jokes the first pot was the only one he lost. The tale blends street wit with vaudeville nostalgia.
A Pennsylvania youth recalls visiting an Ohio coal town at pay day where Irish and Welsh miners clashed daily. The town marshal watched from a doorway and refused to intervene, saying he was German, because the fights were a ritual of the locale. His minister father questioned the scene with dismay.
In a county tale two brothers differ in honesty. The truthful brother warns the incorrigible one to curb bragging. During a gathering the offender begins a hotel brag and gets a sharp rebuke signaling him to stop exaggerating.
In Reno Nevada the late Tom Williams visited a gambling joint and lost a four hundred dollar roll at roulette. He deemed the game crooked and met proprietor Long Brown on the stairs. Brown apologized, admitting he owed Williams eighty dollars for steering suckers, a twenty percent cut.
The writer recounts severe stomach and heart symptoms twelve years ago, finding relief after using Pe-ru-na. After two and a half bottles the pain eased, eight bottles restored health, and fourteen years later the writer praises Pe-ru-na as a great family medicine. The ad invites sending 4 cents for a booklet on catarrh from the Pe-ru-Na Company in Columbus Ohio.
Nearly forty makes of gasoline and kerosene tractors were shown at the Royal Agricultural Society of England annual exhibition this year, illustrating a broad range of agricultural power technologies.
Warning advises check for the Bayer name on packages or tablets to ensure authentic aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for 25 years. Urges saying Bayer when buying and warns imitations may be dangerous. Ad also adds a proverb about adversity measuring friends.
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