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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1914)
'V* r nO M E AND FARM MAGAZINE SECTION Injured Knee (Colt)— Before you crack and the groove kept parked »itk can expect healing of your colt's knee oakum or antiseptic pads in two to six it will bo necessary to have perfect weeks the sensitive laminae will be drainage from tho wound which i # al covered, and keeping a strong shoe oo AGRICULTURAL ADVERTISING. con lantern with appropriate slides ready present. The wound should be her will prevent motion. Sometimes tbs FARMERS’ board of trade In makes evening illustrated lecture, on cleansed twice daily with some anti eracks are held together or closed by j Northern Michigan has adopted products and territory possible. When septle wash, sueh as 2 per eent car passing small horseshoe nails from one the plan of advertising their land weather forbids outdoor display, the bolic acid water. You must, of course, side to the other. These are kept in and products throughout the Middle cabinet may be removed to some eon be careful, when enlarging the Often place for one year or more until a new ing to avoid cutting tho joint proper, hoof grows out and the old cracks ars West by m sans of au advertising auto veurent shelter. Battle Snake Bite (Stock)—Rattle gono. It takes pains and close a tte o snake bites are, as a rule, not very tion to remedy this trouble. common in stock. They almost invari Pig Coughs—Keep this pig out of ably cause death in less than 24 hours. dusty places. Feed it wet shorts, braa Therefore, in view of the fact that the and corn meal. Keep it on a pasture swellings so frequently observed on and let it Bleep under trees on pine various parts of an animal *s body and straw. If convenient let it sleep in which are accredited to snako bites, clean place with shelter from rain. But though not causing death, are prob do not keep it about barn or shads ably caused by some other factor. where cattle and horses or other hogs When you are sure that that animal are kept. has been bitten by a rattle snake, the Chronic Diarrhea (Horse)- Chrnni# circulation should immediately be ob structed by tying a tight bandago diarrhea can be somewhat controlled, around the part and between tho wound but is seldom cured. The quieter he is How Fanners of Michigan A dvertise the Excellence of Their Territory. and the h eyt. The wound itself should kept, the better; and if driven he lour. The car was designed by ama 1 be burned with a hot iron, or with tours in the office of tho Northeastern I some strong acid such .is nitric or sul should go no faster than a walk. This phnric, and it is a good plan to make condition of the bowels is often caused Michigan Development Bureau, com several deep incisions over the wonnd. by overheating a fleshy horse, which prising representative farmers from 16 I) Internally, stimulants sueh as aromatic brings os purging, and he seldom gets counties. Tins chassis of a large 50-1 spirits of ammonia, strychnino, etc., over it. The mucus membranes become horsepower C-cylinder automobile was may be administered. used, and n cabinet arranged upon it irritated, and this seems to excite the in such a way that, when opened, Paralysis (Hog'!—Rub the hind parts sympathetic nerves whieli control th e samples of grains, grasses and fruit, with good brush three to five times a bowels. Select for him a good quality displayed on more than 160 square feet day. Keep the hog in a dry place and of hay and do not overfeed him .on o f exhibition surface, might bo seen to stop feeding kitchen slops and too much grain. He should be watered often and advantage. Twenty electric lights, corn. Give 1 grain nnx vomica in the not allowed to drink too much at a supplied from the storage battery of ground feed once or twice a day. Feed time. Mix equal parts bicarbonate the car, illuminate the display for The Farm Exhibit Automobile Closed shorts, ground eorn and some scalded soda, gentian, ginger, tannic acid and night exhibition, and a gas stereopti-j oats. and Ready For the Road. charcoal and give him a taiiloepoouful Wall Crack of Hoof (Horse)—Tlie or two at a dose in feed three times DUMP SLIDES ON WHEELBARROW EXERCISING POULTRY. a day. Kindly understand more could 'HE SIDES of the ordinary wheel N INGENIOUS fanner installed a cracks will disappear in a year or so be accomplished by proper feeding and if the wall is kept immovable or if the barrow are hinged at the bottom windmill on his poultry house as and the ends at the front are fit a means of giving the fowls ex wall is cut away on eaeh side of the watering than from the action of drugs. ted with a piece of sheet metal cut on ercise during cold weather when they could not get out Tho windmill is connected to a large wheel with a shaft, the wheel being hung about 3 feet from the floor. Cabbage and vege tables are hnng on the wheel. The “You C A N ’T K e e p windmill turns the wheel and the poul Them In The Ground” try chase arnnnd after the food.—Con tributed by Herbert a Spencer, Whit ney Point, N. Y. Inventions and Appliances A T A The Kind that Grow 5E/VD FOR CATALOGUE Each Side or Both o f T h e m C a n Be Lowered by Removing the Pins. A system by which the electric lights are automatically switched on when an attendant goes down tho steps and switched off when he comes up is in use for saving current in some base ments of mercantile establishments. the arc of a circle. Holes are drilled in the sheet iron near the upper edge and corresponding ones in the front end of the wheelbarrow so that they will co incide when the sides are in an up Oils distilled from the needles of I right position. Tho sides can be set at spruce and fir trees are being used to any angle and a pin inserted in coin scent petroleum floor oils and neutral eiding holes to hold them rigidly ize the disagreeable petroleum odor. HOW ABOUT THE MILK BOTTLE? till it becomes neeessary to use the HERE is no place where cleanli milk. In this way the milk will take ness is more neeessary than in con on neither baeteria nor dirt. It is bet nection with the milk production ter also to pour into the piteher for and its use. Boards of health are sup 1 serving purposes only the amount re posed to0ook after the cleanliness of , quired, but at any rate do not pour the dairies but too often what they back into the bottle any milk that mav do not do is more apparent than what be left from the table serving or that they do. An indolent, careless dairy has otherwise been exposed to the air. man will not supply his customers with The bottle should be kept constantly pure milk unless the health officials I capped. When it becomes empty, the keep after him, which they cannot do bottle should be cleansed thoroughly because their field is too large to per regardless of what the dairyman may mit them to devote their attention to be expected to do, for unless the work any one portion of it. Typhoid fever at the dairy is unusually effective the is more easily disseminated by the milk ! bottle may be returned to the eon supply than in any other way. The sumer in a condition that will make grocer has been told that he must fur- i the rapid growth of germs inevitable. niah pure groceries, and little if any fault is found with him because of th e ( SIM PLE FARM HYGIENE. price he ehargee in connection with ICKETS (Hogs)— This is caused by obeying this command. To deliver milk , a lack of limo in the food. It pure and uneontaminsted means more frequently eauses curvature of the expense to the milkman than it does spine, deformity of the face, di seared to deliver anything that comes from teeth, painful injuries on the ends of the cow whose life is passed without the riba, etc. If not combated by a regard to hygienic conditions, and j complete change of diet, the animal whose milk is drawn and delivered in 1 finally becomes very thin and dice. receptacles only half eared for, and yet Treatment consists in changing the diet •very one finds fault with the milk-1 and giving the animal two or three tea man who adds an extra een| to the spoonfuls of bone meal daily, and also price. This is probably the result of the following remedy: Phosphorus, 1 looking upon milk as an unmanufac grain; cod liver oil, 10 ounces. These tured article. As milk is one of the two are to be mixed and the animal most important articles of food, it is should receive a teaspoonful morning just as necessary as anything that it and evening. be produced and delivered under the Rotting Foot (Horae) — The bwt most healthful eonditions. If so done, thing that you can do for your horse's there will be no summer or winter foot is to trim away all of the dead milk problem except as it may apply and decayed horn. If yon can let the to the consumer. horse go barefoot on pasture for a As soon as possible after the milk few weeks it will need no other treat reaches the door it should be placed in mart. It may be neceasary to shoe the a cool place without removing the eap animal when you are working it. T R 188-190 Front St. Portland, Oregon J. J. BUTZER TOBACCOHAMI A rg e n ite The Greatest Known Remedy Will Effectually CURE The Habit F o r a limited time only we will mail you a full sized bottle of Argenite for 60 cents in express or money order. 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