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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1915

Page

3

Excellent Hints for Swine Breeder

Farmers differ on when to breed sows. Breed at ten or eleven months or wait to two years. Avoid a broad sow with a long narrow head and a wicked eye. Feed growing pigs a little stain, and use milk for undersized piglets. Pigs benefit from grain and pasture, but require careful management for milk, nutrition, and housing. Provide charcoal salt and sulphur, separate pig and sow pens, sunlight and ventilation, and clean quarters. Use skim milk and hay like clover and alfalfa, oats, and oil meal. Balance protein and starch, watch protein levels for pregnant sows, separate boars, large exercise lots, and gradual dietary changes. Quality pigs matter more than quantity. keep good sows long if they perform well.

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Good Remedy for Paralysis in Hogs

An article by George S. Glover discusses swine paralysis linked to phosphate deficiency. It cites a herd where raw potatoes dominated the diet and notes that a balanced ration could have prevented the condition. Recommended treatment: cod liver oil, 15 grains phosphate of lime, and bits of caudex-wooder extract mixed with feed twice daily.

George S. Glover Caterady Agricutural Colltee

Keep Laying Hens Moving In Winter

Keep laying hens moving in winter by varying feed and activities. Toss feed in chaff or straw, mix grains such as wheat oats barley and buckwheat, feed green foods like clover cabbage and carrots, provide meat scraps three times weekly, soak beet scraps with bran, add skim milk to mash, and ensure constant water and grit. Separate breeding hogs from fattening ones and separate large from small hogs.

Alfalfa on Dry Farming Methods and Planting

The article explains alfalfa as drought resistant forage, its value in dry regions, and best practices for planting. It covers deep plowing, soil moisture retention, and fall or spring planting, with seed rates of 10 to 15 pounds per acre depending on conditions. It warns against shallow plowing and emphasizes deep seed beds for establishment and yield.

Parsons Central Asia Peru Chile

Fragmented Humor and Snippets From A Ragged Page

A string of overheard bits and jokes appears as a pastiche of dialogue and captions. The mishmash includes legal quips about forgery facts, school neutrality, marital heaven, political nostalgia, a conductor and passenger seating joke, and a salesman’s boast.

Sunday Papers Talk of Allies and Athletics in Sport Column

A playful exchange contrasts world war era news with sports pages. One speaker notes the Allies fighting in Europe while another scolds about mixing up sections, joking that the society pages should not be mistaken for the sporting sheet.

Europe

Conserving moisture in soil for dry farm yields

The article urges keeping soil moist through harvest to eight feet depth. It explains that wetter subtill may absorb more rain during fall and spring, preventing topsoil drying. With subsoil moisture, crops planted on a uniformly moist layer tend to mature and produce better yields.

Knows When to Star Bragging About Your Preacher

An old man and a grouch argue about a preacher's eloquence. The grouch claims the preacher merely reads sermons and cannot improvise. The exchange highlights the preacher's lack of spontaneous flair.

Walking delegate threatens strike over prison guard arrests

A prison guards union walking delegate demanded more police arrests, warning of a general strike if conditions and layoffs persist. The exchange with the police superintendent echoed a tense labor confrontation. A fragment also mentions Miss McFlirter and Mrs Noobride in a separate chat.

Superintendent of Police Miss McFlirter Mrs. Noobride

Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth claim

An advertisement touts Danderine as a quick dandruff remover and hair regrowth aid. It promises elimination of itching and shedding within minutes and shows new fine hair after weeks, claiming the product gives light fluffy waves, luster, and abundance. A 25 cent bottle is suggested from any store, with Detroit Free Press noted as a related quote.

Knowlton Adv

LOOK YOUR BEST SOAP AND OINTMENT ADVERTISMENT

An advertisement promotes Cuticura soap and Ointment for cleansing and healing the skin, claiming they preserve natural purity and beauty and prevent irritation. It offers free samples by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston and notes the products are sold everywhere. The closing line quips about not trusting a clockwatcher.

Cuticura Dept. XY Boston Adv

Fragmented historical excerpt with cryptic lines

A damaged historical fragment presents scattered lines about fate and destiny. Phrases reference a spider weaving a web and a childlike dialogue over bread and butter, interspersed with odd metaphors and disjointed dialogue about a dove and peace. The text reads as a poetic or theatrical collage without clear narrative.

Insure Pure Seed for Farmers to Check Quality

The farmer should examine seed before purchase or have it examined by an expert. Take a sample, spread on white paper, and use a magnifying glass and knife to separate weed seeds and dirt to determine purity. Manure handling behind the barn often signals a farmer’s success in managing resources.

Attaching Importance of Horses and Wit in Dialogues

A collection of humorous exchanges on horses dignity and clever remarks. Dialogues feature Miss Cayenne on harnessing and riding, small quips about sea sickness diets and fast cures, plus lines on generosity and money.

Miss Cayenne

Fragmentary OCR reflects cluttered ad style and odd phrases

The readable text shows stray phrases about Red Cross bag routine and laundry services, mixed with nonsensical lines about monkeys and family trees, yielding little coherent news or event content.

Red Cross

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