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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
7
Expert advice notes curb disease results from excess stress on the back hock ligament and from kicks or whipstrikes. Symptoms include swelling heat and lameness. some cases have swelling without lameness. Treatments include lead acetate and ammonia tincture wash, and a mercury blister applied to the affected area, with careful follow up. If swelling persists after heat and lameness subside, repeat blister in three weeks.
The article argues breed choice matters little if quality stock and handling drive profits, listing popular hog breeds for bacon and pork roles and noting white hogs fare better north. It emphasizes selecting prolific, strong individuals and proper management for big returns. A North German farmer hides a gainful plan with an estate labor offer.
The text urges keeping stock water clean and fresh, suggests lambs as farm companions, and advises shaping up exhibited livestock. It warns against mixing sheep with horses or swine, notes manure value, and recommends high ground for sheep to avoid foot rot. It stresses not raising more hogs than manageable and promotes fattening animals through better feeding.
A short note on feeding and care for Angora goats stresses that they must have nutritious feed and clean water, especially in winter. It compares goats with sheep, noting similar weed control ability, but argues sheep may yield better overall farmer satisfaction.
The article stresses checking horses teeth two to three times yearly to prevent poor chewing. Elongated or ulcerated teeth hinder mastication, and broken teeth may cause sores. When severe, consult a veterinary surgeon for treatment.
Cattle that react under the tuber culing should be kept in a separate pasture if not disposed of at once. The pasture must be distant from the others to prevent infection, as proximity makes treatment and control difficult.
A Wathena Kansas mother reports her child’s severe scalp sores and facial eruptions improving after two weeks of Cuticura Soap and Ointment use. She notes the condition nearly cleared in six weeks and credits relief to the product after other salves failed. Also mentioned is Diligent search in Florence for Robert Browning’s will amid gossip over his property.
A passage discusses the area of arable land in Korea with an estimate that growth could reach twenty to eighty percent. The text emphasizes perseverance and hints that persistence may unlock progress, noting a final key idea often lies with continued effort.
A State Bank in St. Petersburg honored a winning lottery ticket worth 100000 dollars from Nobles Bank. The holder is an eight year old orphan from the Pskoff orphanage. The ticket was her sole possession and relatives, initially unhelpful, now seek to adopt her while authorities place her under care of an arch priest related to her father.
A Norwegian expedition notes India shifting from wind driven to electric fans as cheaper, more reliable units circulate air in homes. The change reflects broader adoption of electric devices and improved household comfort.
A judge's ruling centers on a demanding issue where a man is required to fund a performer's salary in a dispute over compensation. The ruling underscores the financial obligation tied to the prima donna's remuneration and the court's stance on the matter.
A reflective line notes that in nine of ten cases a lover says he is not half good enough, yet he often speaks only half the truth about his betrothed. The fragment hints at self-doubt and selective honesty within romantic rhetoric.
An advertisement claims Cole's Carbolisalve cures itching skin and stops irritation. It promotes the product as effective for skin discomfort and lists druggists as retailers.
Overfeeding harms digestive organs and yields no returns, while underfeeding wastes resources. balanced feeding is essential for animal health and efficiency.
A short note suggests that mixing maedied with bran can benefit feeding cats. It recommends using this blend to improve digestion and overall health.
A fragment notes brushing a horse to remove sweat grime from its coat. The text mentions collars and related care but provides no further context or names.
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