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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
3
Herbert M. Gessner of Berlin New Hampshire writes that after ten years of recurrent stomach pain he found relief taking Eatonic. He describes severe prior symptoms including souring meals chalky teeth and near daily prayer for cure. After one and a half boxes his pain vanished and he can eat normally again.
New York state will require all practicing veterinarians to brand cattle found with tuberculosis. The brand shall be the letter T on the left jaw, two to eight inches high, effective March under Commissioner Charles B Wilson. The rule covers all bovine animals in state, seen as a key step in eradicating tuberculosis.
United States Department of Agriculture notes that sheep can supplement home meat supply on many farms, especially in hilly areas. Clubs for youth have boosted home production. sheep graze wide areas, prefer short fine grasses, and can brush control, but small areas limit lamb and wool quality.
United States Department of Agriculture investigations show hog mange spreads mainly through direct bodily contact. It hits low vitality hogs in small enclosures first, while vigorous animals in pastures or well lighted roomy pens resist longer. Without control, swine losses rise from shrinkage and deaths. Eradication requires four dips in lime sulfur or arsenical solution 6 to 7 days apart.
The piece discusses pregnancy management for mares, hog profitability tied to farrowing timing, and using hurdies and hurdles for flexible fencing. It notes indigestion in lambs, recommending castor oil, and stresses health and vigor as key to rapid growth and lower feed costs, preventing disease in herds.
Architects show how present unsightly structures can be transformed into attractive homes and studios. Old barns and brick houses become charming living spaces, boosting rents and desirability while offering low cost renovations over new builds. The piece argues the architect’s skill drives a city beautiful renaissance with practical business benefits.
Cincinnati moves to remove all billboards from residential districts following a judge’s retroactive interpretation of the ordinance. George E. Hauser, city building commissioner, says sign petitions must gain 51 percent owner consent for new boards, effectively letting blocks ban signs.
It was once believed Sargasso seaweed grew from the ocean bottom but now scientists know its origin lies on rocks near South America and the Bahamas. Vast algal forests form on these tropical shores, with Focus natans named in reference.
Long article outlines feeding frequency for poultry. Recommends three feedings daily for confined flocks and two feedings daily for free range in summer. Suggests moistened mash in morning or evening plus scattering grain in litter to keep birds busy when three meals are not feasible.
The article explains two brooding methods. Small flocks use the mother duck or hen for hatching and brooding. Large scale duck rearing relies on artificial brooders or long hot water pipe systems heated by coal boilers.
The article notes fowls readily drink from foul water and pure sources alike. It warns impurities in stagnant puddles cause losses and urges draining stagnant pools to prevent harm to poultry.
The article offers guidance on providing shade and ventilation, feeding baby chicks generously from first feeding until maturity, and keeping them on clean ground away from the flock. It suggests culling the flock if necessary and teaching young birds to roost higher when they avoid the perch.
An advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming broad efficacy and urging readers to order a sample bottle by mail. The piece compares truthful healing to a self selling remedy and notes endorsements from a druggist and customers.
Physicians promote Calotabs as a night time cure to shorten a cold and cleanse the liver. One tablet with water supposedly clears the cold by morning with no side effects, and the bottle costs thirty five cents with a money back guarantee. A eye remedy Ramen Bye Balsam is suggested for eye irritation and an economy ad ends the piece.
The disorder is described as extreme suffering from itching and burning skin. Local salves only offer temporary relief, while the source of eczema requires deeper treatment beyond surface applications.
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