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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
2
The piece argues remedies must fit the user, not the tool, and urges mothers to trust Fletcher's Castoria for infants. It warns against substitutes, counterfeit remedies, or any so‑called equal for babies. It emphasizes tenderness and proper infant care with dedicated products.
Kinston mills report most operatives accept new pay scale reducing wages about 12 percent while extending workweeks by four to six days. Rent for company housing set at 1.40 dollars weekly with water and light bills, assessments, and repairs covered by the mill. After rent deductions, expected pay rise is about 23 percent.
More than 5,000 country pastors will deliver a joint message from the United States Department of Agriculture on better sires and livestock. A stereopticon lecture using 70 lantern slides will support the effort, coordinated with the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
When young pigs fail to thrive round worms may be to blame. A 100‑pound pig at the Iowa experiment station was very unthrifty. 63 worms, weighing two-fifths of a pound, were found in half a foot of intestine. Prevention includes good growth, clean lots, drainage, and emergency dosing with santonin and calomel. provide access to air slaked lime, charcoal, slack coal, powdered sulfur, glauber’s salts, and common salt in a self feeder.
Denver residents voted down an ordinance to ban horses, sparking warnings from Wayne Dinsmore of the Horse Association of America. He notes rising demand and prices for draft horses and urges accelerated horse breeding to avert shortages that would raise production and transport costs.
As pastures dry up the foal should have grain to maintain milk fat and aid growth. Working mares’ Colts need a separate feed box and grain with each feeding of the dam. Pasture foals deserve a creep to keep grain available at all times. Following these methods keeps colts gaining and prevents shrinking at weaning.
The article describes methods to induce estranged ewes to accept their lambs by penning them together so the ewe allows the lamb to suck. It notes moistened milk on the lamb may help, and isolating the pair for a few days can prove effective, though some ewes may kill their lambs when secluded.
Indignant citizens push for action against riot and Prohibition violations after Judge Featherstone orders the Stang jury to trial mob members who robbed a city jail of two black women. A business and professional committee pledges support for the jury’s crackdown. The mixed regional notices cover Lexington, Newberry, Rock Hill, Greenwood, Allendale, York and Gaffney via local briefs.
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