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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1909

Page

7

Plan for Silo Construction for a Small Herd

The Rural New Yorker presents a silo plan for cows: a nine foot diameter is optimal, with one foot thick walls reinforced by wire and cement blocks as a cost effective choice. A spiraled wire around the silo and secure door frames ensure plumb walls and sturdy framing. A masonry expert is advised for mixing cement and building.

New Yorker

Ontario dairy certificate law to govern cheese and butter makers

The proposed Ontario bill will require cheese factory and creamery managers to hold a dairy school certificate or a department of agriculture permit. Supporters say it will raise professional standards and wages while giving employers a guaranteed competent manager, provided milk, sanitation, and equipment meet required standards.

Ontario Department of Agriculture

Good grooming and feeding for health of horses

The article emphasizes grooming as vital to horse health and notes feeds should be varied. It warns that moldy corn causes nervous and intestinal troubles in horses, based on Kansas and Indiana station experiments. It suggests finding a horse's weak points by examining it at rest rather than in action.

Kansas Indiana

Feed Cows as Individuals Not as a Herd

A strategy argues for evaluating each cow's productivity to identify the poorest performers. Culls should be made one by one to improve overall feed economy and efficiency.

Siloing of Feed Compared With Canning of Vegetables

Discussion argues silos preserve more fodder than haying or field curing. Indian corn yields best results, with alfalfa and cowpeas or soybeans also siloed successfully. Losses are far lower in silos than in field curing, with typical dry matter loss around four percent in fodder corn.

Northwest Pacific

Managing Pasture: lime, manures, and careful mowing

At Ithaca during Farmers Week professors Warren and White urge lime on sour hills and damp pockets, test small plots first, then lime if needed. Start permanent pastures with good soil and manure, fertilize barren spots in spring, use stable manure in fall, and mow before seeds mature to mulch and feed the land.

New York State College of Agriculture Ithaca Warren White

Gate Design Aimed At No Sag and Easy Winter Lift

The guide suggests countersinking two pieces and pinning them to create a sag free gate. It then advises placing two 2x4s two feet above the gate to raise it during winter.

Balance Gate with Wire Cover and Stone Counterweight

Describes a self balancing gate using a 16 foot frame of 2x4s with a 12 foot gateway and 4 feet for weights. A mortised cap sits between crosspieces 12 inches apart, the frame is covered with boards and wire fencing, stones provide balance, and a bolt secures the lower frame to the crosspiece.

Practical Fashions Paris Patterns Nos 2687 2691 2678 2705

Practical Fashions outlines directoire style coat in six sizes with fabric yardage for various widths. Also details girls coat nine 2678 and lilac crepe afternoon frock 2705 2673 with waist yoke embroidery. Send 10 cents Pattern Department incl name address size and pattern number.

Paris Directoire

In Praise of the Country

The Columbia State notes country life offers hardships but steady gains through farm and small business effort. Owning homes and land builds capital and an inheritance for children while preserving independence and access to literature and arts enjoyed by city families.

Columbia

Eczema Relief After 24 Hours Says Sufferer

A 77 year old Mt Kisco resident details six months of intense itching and sleepless nights from eczema. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, he reports one solid night of sleep and full cure within a month. Statement dated February 3 1908 from W Harrison Smith. Potter Drug & Chem Sole Props Boston.

W. Harrison Smith Mt. Kisco N. Y

Shiloh Church Memorial Planned on Battlefield Site

An effort to build a memorial church on the Shiloh battlefield site aims for a cost not less than 10000 dollars. The project will record all contributors in a permanent register to be exhibited in the church open to visitors and tourists.

Shiloh

MISSES FIVE-GORED SKIRT Pattern No 2854

Pattern Department invites readers to order MISSES FIVE-GORED SKIRT No 2854 in three sizes 13 to 17 years. Materials listed include serge mandarin suiting cheviot Panama moai flannel linen and more with inverted plaits and soutache trim. Include size, pattern number and full address for receipt.

Paris Panama

Public Texas official backs Doan's Kidney Pills

A. A. Perkins Hood County Treasurer Granbury Texas endorses Doan's Kidney Pills stating past kidney and back issues improved markedly. He previously publicized the remedy and now confirms the effectiveness. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

A. A. Perkins Granbury, Hood Co Texas Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

A Joke's Life and Teas in a Brief Ad Broadside

A collection of quips and product pitches appears in a compact historical notice. It features a Swift quote on jokes aging into stage life and a Garfield Tea postcard offer from Brooklyn. Also includes a Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup teaser and a brief reflection on wisdom and press agents.

Just Like a Man in the Home Laughing Exchange

A humorous dialogue sketches marital banter as Mrs A and Mrs Z trade quips about men. Mrs A recalls showing George a mushroom hat that drew a pun on a toadstool while Mrs Z notes how a man’s image shifts when observed by his valet.

Mrs. A Mrs. Z George

Expecting Too Much Court Exchange

Judge notes a terse exchange about plans and punctuality between Ella and Stella with a stated intent to arrive early and refrain from additional questions. The brief dialog captures a simple scheduling dispute without broader context or outcomes.

Ella Stella

Grape-Nuts Cures Chronic Constipation, Claim Man Says

A reader credits Grape-Nuts with ending lifelong constipation after years of laxatives and cathartics. He says the food digests from the first use and normalizes bowel function within days, calling the result permanent and miraculous. He cites a physician’s note on muscular paralysis of digestion and endorses the product’s science.

Wellville

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