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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
7
An American tourist’s romantic offer disrupted a Vienna con game by a beautiful wife and her husband posing as destitute. The couple duped diners with tales of distress until an elder American exposed the ruse by sending the wife to a lawyer to locate her supposed deserting husband.
An advertisement touts Capu Dine as the best remedy for summer headaches caused by heat and draughts. It claims the medicine helps feverish conditions and is sold per bottle at medicine stores.
An old advertisement claims Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion relieves itch in 30 minutes for contagious items. It targets druggists and mentions a married actor who dislikes curtain calls at home.
Finley of Southern Railway addresses Goldsboro Chamber banquet on the State of North Carolina and rail rates. He discusses Virginia Cities rates, conference prospects with the state, and the railways role in NC progress and development with census-backed growth data.
A Southern Railway Live Stock Department booklet claims a farmer can build a 55 ton silo with ordinary tools for 65 dollars. It would store enough silage to feed 20 cows 40 pounds daily for four months, based on a Tennessee example. The booklet, titled Where there is Live Stock on the Farm There Should be a Silo, argues silos cut winter feeding costs and supports regional livestock growth as Agriculture Secretary Wilson highlights the Southeast as ideal for future food supply.
The problems of dairying are simple: obtain a cow that yields the most milk per feed unit and supply feed that produces milk. With good care as understood by successful livestock handlers, the dairy herd becomes profitable and highly successful.
A good dairy farmer is described as a good general farmer plus the love of cows. The text argues that someone lacking fondness for caring for cows seldom becomes a capable and prosperous dairy farmer.
Calves aged three to four months will eat silage if the leafy portions are selected for them. They quickly begin consuming a substantial amount once introduced.
Shredded corn fodder combined with clover hay is presented as an excellent valuable food for dairy cows. It supplies needed protein and muscle-building material for growing animals.
A guide notes that one acre of corn can yield about 12 tons of silage. With a daily ration of 30 pounds per cow, this supply lasts four cows for 200 days, illustrating efficient forage production per acre.
A well bedded covered shed with straw provides a comfy resting place for cows on days they cannot graze. It also yields a good supply of manure for the farm.
Advice on dairy feeding urges supplying only what cows can use. Leftover feed in mangers indicates waste and lower efficiency.
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