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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1916
Page
7
An analysis of winter cattle and livestock feeding methods. It discusses feeding skim milk to calves, grinding corn for pigs, and the impact of grain versus forage on beef and pork production. The piece stresses economical, seasonally adjusted practices, roughage use, and maintaining ewe and offspring health through proper diet and warmth.
The article discusses soil fertility through clover alfalfa and grain rotations, advocates farmers raising their own feed, and explains animal growth efficiency. It mentions dwarf Essex rape as a chick food, moldy corn risks in horses, and dairy cow rations involving corn meal and bean meat with attention to meat yield.
Agricultural notes urge quarantine of affected hogs and proper sanitation to prevent hog cholera. The Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station reports tested remedies including serum, disinfection, and topical pastes. spread from one hog to another is to be avoided to protect herds. Readers are advised to apply safe treatments, maintain cleanliness, and use soil and feed precautions to reduce risk of pneumonia and cholera in hog populations.
The text advises avoiding digestive disorders by feeding skim milk warm and using clean buckets. It warns against overfeeding and keeping the calf in a clean stall from birth to maturity to prevent navels and ensure healthy growth.
Farm brood mares on a ordinary farm bred to a good stallion should produce several good foals yearly besides doing farm work. For best results the mare that performs farm duties must receive top care and attention.
A maxim about feeding efficiency suggests a cow per acre could be feasible with suitable land and cattle. Writers discuss plausible contexts and potential productivity gains while noting practical constraints.
The piece extols a Western Canada trade revival spanning Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta led by a strong farm sector with a record crop worth over 49 million dollars. It notes unprecedented Winnipeg grain shipments Fort William Port Arthur mail order growth and improved bank debt repayment while praising Western Canada to Eastern Canadian and international financial communities as 1916 promises and US sugar demand referenced.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepain as a safe quick fix for indigestion gas and upset stomach. It claims relief within five minutes and promises stomach strengthening to tolerate favorite foods, ending with a note about the Bosporus being 17 miles long.
Vintage medicinal advertisement claims Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets guarantee relief for colds and la grippe with a warning to take nothing else. The note features a price claim and an encouragement toward pharmacist purchase. A separate line reports that over 4590 people applied to join a British polar expedition, highlighting a separate news tally.
A fragment references a product labeled Bromo Quinine claimed to cure a cold inCue Day and mentions W Grove and a line about a woman always sure of her opinion unless backing it with money. The text is highly garbled and fragmentary with no clear event or date.
A vintage guide discusses oysters and safety, noting pink tint from feed, dangers of raw ingestion, and etiquette considerations. It offers recipes including Oyster and Carrot Stew, Oyster Pie, and Oysters a la Poulette with detailed steps and seasoning.
Historical notes describe Prasil sugar production in the sixteenth century and diverse kitchen techniques from fondant to honey cakes. The text mentions a concrete dam in Spain, a self cutting telephone meter, an English golf club patent, and various electrical and industrial innovations including an electric furnace and road-dusting dumpers.
An article outlines economical cooking tips with beefy soup and vegetable cream ideas. It describes Cream Pea Soup using peas mint onion and cayenne, and croquettes from chopped meat with a white sage binding, breading steps, and frying technique.
Mrs A J Crawford of Medfield Mass credits Dodd’s Kidney Pills with curing Bright’s Disease after doctors deemed the case hopeless. Swollen limbs and eyes improved gradually, with continued use leading to a full recovery. Advertising copy promotes Dodd’s Kidney Pills and Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets, alongside other patent remedies and a Panama Pacific Exposition note.
Dr. Pierce of the Invalida Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo announces Anuric as a superior eliminator of uric acid. The ad claims rapid relief for backache, scalding urine, sediment in urine, and gout or rheumatism, with best results in acute arthritis and gravel. It promotes trial packages and urges sending urine samples for analysis by Dr. Pierce.
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