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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
7
Desperate wife in Catron Ky describes four years of illness from womanly troubles. After failing to improve with doctor care, her husband bought Cardus tonic and she regained strength enough to walk two miles and return to work. Cardui recommended. druggist endorsement and a request for Chattanooga Medicine Co. guidance.
A historic note warns that life insurance examiners screen for kidney issues as weakened kidneys can shorten life. It urges readers with back pain or urinary symptoms to take Foley Kidney Pills, offered by Kirkpatrick & Bryant.
D K Thompson of burn the price fame filed a voluntary petition of bankruptcy in the United States court of bankruptcy in Sherman Friday morning. He had run a long time furniture business in Denison.
When a child shows cold symptoms, Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is recommended for quick action to stop the cold from worsening. It soothes the lungs loosens mucous and strengthens the system with a 25 cent guarantee. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advised for sores.
Twelve room frame house with good barn and outbuildings. Lot graded with brickbats and sewerage. Complete and convenient home on a large plot of land totaling 138 300 feet. Price 3500 dollars. Easy terms.
Milk should be separated and cream chilled immediately after separation. Do not keep cream longer than two to four days and should ripen. Jersey cows yield richer milk while Holsteins offer higher volume for creamery or cheese factory sales. The illustration features a Jersey cow with production records.
The guide explains optimizing butter from cream by ripening it with lactic acid, warming to 76 degrees, adding one sixteenth part buttermilk from a fresh batch, and maintaining temperatures above 68 during ripening. Some cows yield abnormal milk that won’t churn, so remove them. otherwise dairying remains practical though challenging.
A livestock correspondent outlines practical rations for a 1,000 pound dairy cow to maintain weight without milk. He details hay, silage, corn and bran mixes, water, and a grain blend with corn oats cottonseed and linseed meals. Notes that fall calving can boost milk and butter fat, while heat reduces fat content.
Heating milk for calves should reach blood heat between 90 and 100 degrees Fahrenheit when young. At two to three months, calves may be taught to take cold milk as long as each feeding is at the same temperature. Do not feed dirty or old milk.
After cream is produced and stored well it can spoil through carelessness or ignorance. A cold room hinders churning and early washing of the churn and utensils helps. Regular feeding and milking discipline improve dairy work. Gentle handling of heifers reduces milking stress when mature.
A farmer guidance piece argues that true profit comes from careful herd testing and record keeping. It endorses daily milk weighings and butterfat analysis for several days each month, cites a dairyman's six year record improving yields, and recommends selecting animals with ideal milk producing traits, noting Jersey suitability for southern climates and showcasing a purebred Guernsey cow.
Hoard's Dairyman notes that fermenting corn in a silo wastes 8 to 10 percent of feeding value. It never exceeds fresh cut corn and no preservation method saves all nutrients.
A United States department of dairying study finds sour milk equals sweet milk for calf growth and health. Proper feeding vessels must be kept clean to prevent germs from seams and corners causing illness in calves fed sour milk.
The hand separator draws critique for misuse but the machine itself stands as a valuable dairy tool. It is powerful in industry yet dangerous if misused, harming the operator and underscoring the need for proper handling and safety.
This issue contains two installments of Zudora. Chapter 8, The Hypnotic Power of Mr Chang, is printed on the last page and will be shown in motion pictures at the Odeon Friday night this week. Chapter 9, The Missing Heir, will be shown at the Odeon Friday night next week.
The North Texas Conference of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will convene at Travis Street Church in Sherman February 1 to 4. About two hundred delegates and leading workers are expected, with friends and other congregations invited to attend.
Will Huff and several others were placed in the Sherman County jail on Saturday. Huff and Kinney, Thomas, and Williams face local option violations. Russell is charged with lunacy. Birdice is jailed for vagrancy. Fleming and Daniels and Brock are held for train riding. Dudley Williams also charged locally.
The Tom Bean Times, home to Hon Ice B Reeves, argues Governor Ferguson's land tenant bill cannot be made effective due to numerous evasions. It asserts no law can stop an individual from using property honestly acquired in the manner he deems best or omitting use if desired.
PSA ad claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding and protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. Dismissive tone promises refund if not cured and notes first application provides ease and rest. Product price listed as 60 cents.
T E Barber and T H Saar were in Sherman and McKinney on business Monday. Cures old sores and stubborn ailments with Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. The advertisement claims relief of pain and healing, with prices 5c, 60c, and 1.00.
The Sherman Signal shifts to a Sunday edition under publisher R. Bulloch and welcomes seasoned staff members to strengthen its operations.
Advertising copy forDr Porter s Antiseptic Healing Oil presented as a surgical dressing that relieves pain and heals. Mentions prices 25c 50c and 1 00 and urges immediate use.
The first requirement for the new voting certificate marks the Saturday the thirteenth of next month, when the $4,500 school bond issue will be presented for voter consideration.
Mrs. Milton Duke, 21, of seven miles from Sherman, suffered burns on Wednesday morning from a heating stove incident and died the same afternoon.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised as a general strengthener for adults and children. Promoted to drive out malaria, enrich the blood, and build up the system as a true tonic. Six cents.
The Saw will run a two column series starting next week titled The Confessions of A Mail Order Man. The articles expose the false economy of buying from foreign concerns and warn readers about the pitfalls of mail order purchases.
Grove's Tasteless chill tonic is advertised as a true tonic that drives out malaria and builds up the system. It is pitched as a reliable appetizer for both adults and children and priced at 60 cents.
The steamer Dacia laden with cotton for Rotterdam sits at Galveston awaiting sailing orders. Officials say favorable weather is needed, but Britain’s warning that the Dacia will be seized on reaching the high seas causes the delay and detention of the vessel.
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