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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1905
Page
6
A vintage soap advertisement touts a skin soap as the best for cleansing and beautifying the scalp and skin. It claims remedies for sore arms and general health, emphasizing purity and gentle care for women and children.
A garbled collage from an art show and public musings features a Professor Billy at Con nati English, a wary visitor policy, Corot's art sale, Morley and Liang Cheng remarks, a subway crowd moment, rice tossing at weddings, a London piano store inquiry, and a domestic price exchange, all presented in a chaotic tapestry of quotations and misread lines.
The amount of grain fed per cow varies with cow size and daily exercise. Dairymen have learned that cows do not need heavy grain rations, with eight pounds often sufficient. Excess grain is wasted and undigested, costing farmers money and reducing returns.
A dairying note condemns milking pails hung on peg hooks after milking as a poor practice. It argues milk remains exposed, despite appearing clean, and calls for removing milk promptly to minimize odor and germ exposure that can spoil butter or milk.
Winter milk cooling should mirror summer technique by using can or tank cooling with cold water drawn from cows. Snow or ice can lower water temperature at no cost, extending milk shelf life. Breeding attempts mixing Jersey, Holstein, Ayrshire, and Guernsey cows show high risk. crossing for dual milk and beef rarely succeeds.
Farmers warned that damp ground in for pasture can cause chapping and cracking of teats and udders. The text recommends preventive care including stocking up Vasoline in barn and applying it to harden and dry teats to reduce damage.
Wallace's Farmer cites Mr Nixon of Dewitt County endorsing a large trough style cattle feeding rack. The article lists detailed lumber, hardware, and dimensions for a sixteen foot rack capable of handling a car load of cattle, with notes on material substitutions and anticipated testing with 169 head of cattle.
The article notes top breeders avoid forcing mares into constant harness work. It advocates exercise in paddocks for health and cautions against jerking and strain. It explains using three horses for certain tasks can deepen soil and increase efficiency without extra cost.
In Central South Dakota a flock survey shows many rams undervalued by feeders. Authors argue 600 lambs from a poor ram would fetch more with two pure bred rams, noting ewe lambs are unfit for breeding and purgish stock harms the trade. Northwestern Agriculturist.
A farm guide stresses selecting medium males with well proportioned genitals and mature females for superior breeding outcomes. It warns that larger males with small females underperform and urges careful breeding stock selection and vigilant care for turkey flocks.
Testamonials from Catholic Sisters and a congressman claim Peruna cures throat catarrh and long standing ailments. Letters describe relief for a young girl and a thirty year siege of disease. Dr Hartman, Columbus, promotes continued use and offers guidance.
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