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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1908
Page
7
Rev. F. Starbird of East Raymond Maine declares Bucklen arnica salve the best healer in the world after years of use on an old army wound and other obstinate sores. He also reports success in his veterinary work. Lemmon's Pharmacy sells it for 25 cents.
Notice asks all Knights to attend a second rank work session Monday evening March 2. J. C. Ford, C. C. urges full participation to assist in the work.
In Caramel village the chocolate brown houses sit by streams of butter and cream. A caramel clown warns of visiting strangers who would eat them, but the Candy Gear and Sorghie children arrive with Tommy Binks to find the town ready, locking up the trespassers in caramel prison.
The imperial kennels at Potsdam house hunting dogs owned by the emperor. They roam with him at hunting boxes and on journeys, with a notable kennel at the Monebijou palace in Berlin featuring ivy framed doors and windows a large playground kitchen cellar and hot water heating.
Dicky and Tommy wander at night with a milk bottle and snacks to glimpse the glowing tether of the moon. They walk through an orchard and gate in a quiet June evening and plan to see Africa when they are men as the brook sings by.
A lively party game for any number of players. A leader in the center holds a knotted white handkerchief and tosses it high while everyone in the circle must start laughing. They must stop by the time the handkerchief lands. those caught smiling or laughing are fined or drop out. The last remaining player wins.
A family quip reveals a baby’s power over home goods as the child’s brother jokes that the infant only needs to yell to claim what he wants. The exchange captures a humorous domestic dynamic.
The Breeder's Gazette reports a shift in mutton production with more sheep and lambs raised on farm feedlots. Large Chicago area plants pause as high costs bite while Iowa and Missouri near western ranges gain first pick on thin stock. Michigan feeders plan a comeback but Missouri and Iowa lead the movement.
Dr. W. H. Dalrymple of the Louisiana experiment station notes beet molasses carries residual salts that can derange animal systems if fed freely, while cane molasses lacks such harmful quantities. He cites horses fed up to thirty pounds daily without issue and an average of about ten pounds per horse per day across forty seven plantations.
Roots can be sliced pulped or fed whole to brood sows. They act as a laxative if overused. Silage is preferred by some Eastern farmers. if unavailable, clover or alfalfa hay, sheaf oats, or corn fodder provide bulk. Charcoal ashes and salt should always be accessible.
Cotton seed and cottonseed meal are very rich in protein, making them desirable to mix with rough forage crops. When fed intelligently there are no feeds that will give better returns than cotton seed and cottonseed meal.
Pigs require abundant water and roots hold high value as winter fodder. The text notes water needs and the importance of roots for pig feed during cold months.
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