The Gate city journal., July 31, 1925, Image 2

T H E G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L
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DORMANT PERIOD IS
C RITICAL FOR COWS
HIGH Q U A LIT Y EGGS
i n SUMMER MONTHS
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PICK AND HANDLE
APPLES CAREFULLY
WOMAN’S BACK
STOPPED ACHING
I Suffered Three Years. Re­
lieved by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham’» Vegetable
Compound
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O f course It Is desirable to make
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There are several rules of picking j
One
of
the
biggest
problems
that
certain modifications In rations for
apples which must be adhered to If
dairy cows that are to be fed during 1 faces the poultry producer Is the pro­
IS
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one expects to pick his crop with a j
lactation as well as during the dry duction o f high quality eggs through
minimum loss. The apple should be | St. PanL Minn. — “I have a little girl
since her birth
period. A milking ration must neces- [ the summer months. The reason for
grasped
In the palm of the hand, so [ three years old and r ever
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have suffered with
sarlly carry more protein than a main­ this Is the heat of the summer will
that
when
being
removed
from
the
•tart fertile eggs to Incubate and there­
my back as i f it were
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tenance ration. In too many Instances j
tree pressure applied to the fruit by
breaking in tw o and I
by spoil the quality unless special ef­
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dairymen feel that since the cow Is |
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have
fe lt as i f some­
the
palm
of
the
hand
and
Inside
of
the
fort Is taken.
not producing milk, she can survive j
thing w ere fa llin g
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fingers will not injure It. Never grasp
B
The biggest loss can be stopped by
on coarse roughages that are not sup­
out all the time. I
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\ an apple with the tips o f the fingers,
the production of Infertile Instead of
also had dizzy spells
plemented with the usual grain allow- j
j With very large apples the ends of
fertile eggs. Supplementing and cor­
m
a n d w a s s i c k at
a
once. This la a common error and j
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j the fingers can be used to help hold
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related with this effort to produce In­
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my
stomach every
a serious one.
the apple and aid In breaking the
month. I had read
fertile eggs Is the need for careful
;
m
I f I were to Judge the critical per- ’
several l e t t e r s o f
l stem from the fruit spur. With long-
methods of collecting, storing and mar­
«
lod, as far as nutrition Is concerned, j
women in the news­
j stemmed apples the end of the thumb
keting.
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as It occurs In o dairy cow’s cycle, I
papers
and the drug-
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should
be
placed
on
the
stem.
By
a
r
It is a customary practice for the
g i s t recommended
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should say that the care and attention j
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slight
tipping
of
the
apple
It
Is
re­
Lydia E. Pinkhatp a V egetab le Com­
to the feed that Is supplied during her ppople who are In charge of enforcing
leased from the spur and the stem pound to my husband fo r me. A s a re ­
dormant period Is even more import­ the egg-candling laws to lift the re­
usually
breaks
naturally.
Short-
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sult o f taking it my back has stopped
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ant than the selection of that given quirements for candling during March
stemmed apples should also be grasped aching and the awful bearing-down fe e l­
and April, for the reason that during
her while she Is In milk, says a writer
in the palm of the hand and the stem ing is gone. 1 fe e l stronger and do all
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in the Rural New Yorker. I f the cow j the heavy production season the eggs
will often break naturally at the spur o f my housework and tend to my little
Is In good condition, then a ration are marketed with good quality. The
by a slight tipping of the fruit. If girl. I have also taken L yd ia E. Pink-
ham'a L iv e r Pills for constipation. I
consisting of 30 pounds eornmeal, 30 cool weather, plus the large supply,
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such apples “ come hard” they will have recommended these medicines to
pounds ground oats, 30 pounds bran, helps to maintain the good condition of
often
break
morel
easily
at
the
spur
by
some o f my friends and you may use
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10 pounds linseed meal, makes an the eggs marketed during this period.
twisting the fruit a half-turn while the this letter as a testimonial i f you wish.
(Copyrigrft, 1925.)
Investigations show that at least
excellent winter dry rutlon. During j
apple is still grasped in the pulm of I w ill be pleased to answer letters o f
the summer months, the linseed meal j two-thirds of the egg losses occur on
23— T o a p e a k
24— I n t e n t n n d rap t
Horizontal.
other women i f I can help them by tell­
the hand.
25— T o g r o w o l d
20— A n g e r
might properly be replaced with glu­ the farm. The remainder Is on the
I mi T o n o t e t h e t i m e o f w r l t l n i c
In picking, the apple should be laid | ing them what this medicine has done
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a
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a
h
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d
ten feed or gluten meal. You under- | huckster wagons, In the country store,
R— A w o o t l e n o r m e t a l n u p p o r t i n t r p i n
carefully In the picking receptacle, not i fo r m e.” — Mrs. P r i c e , 147 W . Summ it
29—
I’ ro ie n liquid
Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota.
— P r l e e
12— I n b e d
stand, of course, that you feed about on hot freight and express cars and
30— A a m a ll bed
31— T o e m p l o y
dropped In. If a picking-bag Is used,
l
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a
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t
p
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m
32— A r i v e r In W a l e s
twice as much gluten feed as you do I In Improper storage. This loss has
14 — \ o t e a r l y
care should be taken to see that the
37— P e d d l e d
gluten meal In order to bring about I been estimated at $20 per farm in ! H — T o K i i i d e
1(1— O v e r
picker does not lean on the hag so us
Green’ s
3K— ( h a l o e d aa c l e a r p r o f i t
17— M e m b e r o f n t r i b e o f S i o u x I n d i a n a
an equal umount of protein. The 3V4 i Missouri, and It Is doubtless as high
40— W r a t h
to squeeze it against the ladder or t
I K —" A c h a r a c t e r in t h e o p e r a “ L o h e n -
In the other heavy poultry-producing
August
Flower
pounds of grain that you are feeding
42—
Name o f C aliforn ian w h o produced
limbs of the tree or rest It on the j
icrln”
a h yb rid b e t w e e n a r a s p b e r r y and
twice dally Is quite sufficient during states.
fo r Constipation,
19— T o w h a c k ( N l a n g )
rounds of the ladder. As the day
a b la ck b erry
Indigestion and
her lactutlon period, provided this will j
No doubt the rooster Is responsible 2(K— A c e r t a i n t h i n *
43— A n a n i m a l ' * n a i l
44— S i n g l e
wears on It is comfortable to leun
21— T o fto t o c o u r t t o g a i n l e g a l r e ­
Torpid Liver
carry from 20 to 25 per cent of pro- ; for more of this loss than any other
45— A p r e f i x s i g n i f y i n g “ a g a l n i d ”
agulnst the bag, forcing it against a |
el r e * »
47— A w e a t e r n a t a t e
Successful f o r 59 years.
teln.
one contributing element. He eajs
23— I l e lo n t c i n ic t o It
49—
T o p r o d w i t h n o m e t h l n g p o i n t e d brunch of the tree or a round of the
30c and 90c bottles—
A ration consisting of equal parts
high-priced feed during the summer 25— A a a J a t a n c e
ladder. Many growers favor the use
A L L
D R U G G IS T S
50—
A m elody
of bran, eornmeal, gluten feed, and without producing any benefit and does 2N— A v e r y a b o r t t i m e
51— O p p o a i t e o f b o r r o w e d
of
the
half-bags
so
that
undue
pressure
30— A q u i d o f t o b a c c o
ollmeal would be rather concentrated,
a great deal of harm In lowering the 53—
T o concede
Is not applied to the apples by their
T h e a o l u t l o n w i l l a p p e a r In n e x t Inane-
although It would carry about 20 per j quality of the eggs. The movement to 34— A l o o p in a I hmmo
own weight.
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K
v
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n
(
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n
t
r
a
c
t
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n
)
cent of protein. The addition of some | cull the rooster out of the flock Is on
Considerable' damage Is often done
Solution
36— A g o l f i n g t e r m
ground oats to this combination would as noon as the breeding season Is over. 36— L e v e l *
to the fruit In emptying the picking j
la Soothing
40—
P a r t o f the v e rb “ to b e ”
provide bulk and bring It more nearly The young cockerels can he best de­ 41—
A n e l o n g a t e d fish
receptacle Into the orchard box. Per- j
Into balance, especially for summer veloped by keeping them separated 43— A K o c l a l i c r o u p
hups you have stood in your orchard
feeding. Neither millet hay nor the | from the flock, and feed and market 46— A n i m m a t u r e I n n e c t
when a careless picker was emptying
4H— A p re c lo u M a t o n e
Soap, Ointment, Talcum sold orery-where.
mixed hay you describe Is suitable i them as soon as possible. The cock­ ^2— \ o t a b o r t
his picking-bag or bucket. It sounds not I
53— A n m n l l a p o t
for milk production and It might be to erels that are to be kept for breeding 54—
T o p i e r c e , aa w i t h t h e h o r n a
unlike a gutling gun working in the j
your advantage to replace this rough- purposes can be developed better If 55— T o N t n k e o r p u t u p
distance. To give an Idea of the pos- I New Cathedral Facade
56— T h e f e m a l e a h e e p
age with alfulfa or clover hay, or at j kept separate from the main flock.
sible Injury to a hug o f apples dropped i
57—
R e la te d b y b lood
least mixed hay carrying some clover. I
Belfast War M em orili
56—
A
d
a
m
in
a
r
i
v
e
r
In addition to the loss resulting
Into a field box carelessly, the follow­
60— T i d y
Let her have all of the corn fodder from the sale of fertile eggs, there Is a 5 » — F a t h e r
Belfast is commemorating its service
ing little experiment is Interesting.
that she will clean up with relish. In further preventable loss from cracked I
Fifty-nine Staymun Winesap apples, In the World war by erecting a new
Vertical.
fact, under the individual feeding sys­ eggs, dirty eggs, shrunken and bad-
free from Injury, were placed In a facade for its Protestant cathedral as
1—
A va lley
tem It Is almost Immaterial how and flavored eggs. These different losses
picking-bag during the harvesting of a victory memorial. The first stone
2—
Son o f A d a m and E v e
when the roughage Is supplied. In the may be lowered by feeding oyster shell,
3—
Social a fte rn o o n g a t h e r in g «
this variety. The person using the was laid at a ceremony that was given
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T
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k
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absence of some succulent feed such by having plenty of nests, by gathering
bag stood with a slightly stooped pos­ state and civic dignity. The duke of
5—
O n e w h o trlflea
as cow peas, turnips, or small pota­ the eggs dally, by packing them so
ture, so that the bottom of the hag, Ahercorn attended, as did the lord
6—
An In cip ien t plan
toes, or similar home-grown garden they will not break and entlng all odd­
7 — P e r t a i n i n g t o t h e a k i n
when opened was at a height of three mayor and corporation of Belfast. The
H— < oaten l u m a
products, I should feed some moist­ sized eggs at home. Bad flavors are
Inches above the top of the apple Protestant primate was present and
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ened beet pulp. The candy pall serves
usually caused by feeding unusual
box Into which the apples dropped. A was accompanied by 14 bishops, some
10— A p o r t i c o
11— A n e x a m i n a t i o n
as a vehicle In this Instance, wherein
feeds or by keeping the eggs In a place
count for injuries was made after the of whom came from England. The
four or five pounds of dry beet pulp where they absorb unpleasant odors
apples hud dropped Into the box. Of Presbyterian church was represented
+ H -I I I I
1 H - l- l I I I ; h i i i i i i
i I i -i 1 I I I
1 I
Is moistened for 12 hour* before feed­
tne 59 apples, 15.3 per cent were found by the moderator o f its general assem­
ing and given the animal In two equal
HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
to be free from Injuries; 3.3 per cent bly and the Methodists by the chair­
quantities, morning and night. This Scurvy-Preventing Feed
had slight bruises; 75.1 per cent had man o f the Belfast synod. Lord
x*'h«-n f h r c o r r r r t l . t t . r . i n
n l s r . r i In t h r „ h i t . a p . r r . t h l . p a r t i r ••
succulent feed Is a carbohydrate car­
bad bruises, and 3.3 per cent had Glenavy, cho’ rman of the Free State
Manufactured by Fowls ” ' , M I
‘ » I k v e r t i c a l l y n n d h o r l . o n l a l l y . T h r H r . « l e t t e r In c n c h ”
rier, Is very palatable, and when fed
senate, attended as an Invited guest.
punctured skins.
n o n i I n I n d l r n l e d b y a n u m b e r , n b l e b r e t e r à In t h e d e H n l l l o n H a t e d b e l o w ”
It looks as if the chicken makes Its
In conjunction with grain ration men­
• h e p ii .r - le .
Thun \n. 1 u nder »h r co lu m n bended " h o r l s o n t . l “ d efin e« a ..
Many growers ¡ilbnv the pickers to
' V » ! d w h i c h w i l l a l l t h e w h i l e . p a n i u p t o t h e f t r . t b l a c k a q u n r e t o t h e «■
tioned above, when the cow Is in milk, own vitamin C or the vitamin which
fill the orchard boxes too full of ap­
E n tire ly Sa tisfa ctory
r i g h t , a n d a n u m b e r u n d e r " v e r t i c a l ” d e l i n c a a w o r d w h i c h w i l l f ill t h e ••
residts in an Increased dally produc­ prevents scurvy In guinea pigs nnd hu­
ples. These boxes should be filled so
w h ile a q a a rea to the n e v t b la ck on e b e lo w .
\ o l e t t e r a a « In t h e b l o c k * 1
Mr. Brown looked up from his eve­
mans, according to an investigation
tion.
apaeea.
A l l t v o r d a u a ei l a r e d i c t i o n a r y w n r d a , e v e r p t p r o p e r n n n i r a .
that the tipples are below the level ning paper as his wife entered trium­
carried on at the Purdue university
% l i b r e i I n t I o n a , a l a l i a . I n i t i a l « , t e c h n i c a l f e r m a a n d a h a o l e t e f o r m a n r r I n d i - I
of the top of the box.
phantly. There was a smile on her face
c a t r d In t h e d e f l n l t l o n a .
*T‘
agricultural experiment station.
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j fhat he knew from long experience In-
Alfalfa and Silage for
It appears that chickens do not have
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Discarded Allto O il Is
; dloated time well spent. "W ell, my
Dairy Cows Without Grain scurvy and can thrive for long periods
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t t
near,’ said lie. “ did you have a plea*-
Borne experiment station has been | on feeds that do not have the scurvy-
Unfit for bpraying Use nnt day?” Mr*. Brown’s smile broad-
CATS FASCINATED
RING IS RECOVERED
conducting a long-time experiment in preventing vitamin. Mature cockerels
Discarded automobile crank-case oil cnerl. “ Yes, rather,” she answered. “ I
feeding dairy cows on alfalfa hay and were given a ration containing none
BY BRIGHT LIGHTS
AFTER TH IR TY YEARS should not he used for spraying fruit made three friends o f enemies and
corn silage without grain feed. The i f this vitamin for over three months.
trees and other vegetation for the con- I three enemies of friends.”
t e s t inis I m t i i r u n n i n g B O W s o m e t e n
Their livers nnd kidneys were then fed '
A black cat, lifeless and stiff, lay on
Speakiqg to workmen making altera­
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years and the records show an aver­ In small amounts to guinea pigs suffer­ the track in the white snow. Beside tions recently In the flooring of the trol of Insect pests, according to the |
F in e d f o r Show
/
age production per cow of something ing from scurvy brought on by a lack
the body was a bright scarlet stall- old Church street library. Miss Gra- Ohio experiment station.
Crank-case oil Is dangerous because
over 200 pounds of butterfat a year. of n vitamin preventing scurvy. In
The cat hail been run over.
Rev. Douglas Montagu Heath, vicar
hum— well known for more than a It cannot be diluted readily with water
That I r good.
about two weeks’ time the guinea pigs
“ Considering tlielr activity,’’ said the quarter century to habitues of the late
of St. John's church, Harlow. England,
Alfalfa hay and corn silage make | were cured of scurvy by the livers nnd one-armed flagman, “ the number of Dr. Bain's book rooms-— requested them and Is almost sure to Injure the foli­ was fined $20 for staging a play in
up a perfectly balanced ration and kidneys of these cockerels which had ents run over on the railroad is amaz­ to ‘‘keep an eye open” for a ring which age.
the parish church without a license.
The oils used for spraying trees are
provide ample substance for cows of 1 received none of the scurvy-preventing
ing. Dogs are hardly ever run over. she thought might lie In some dusty
There was no charge for admission.
quite
different
from
the
oils
used
In
vitamin,
thus
indicating
that
the
vita­
average production.
Cows of high ,
With birds and rats and cows and hogs corner or crack or among the old Joists
production, of course, require grain, min was manufactured by some means
It's the same thing. But cats, right and planking, says the Toronto Globe. HUtonioblles. They have been treated
F re q u e n tly She D oesn’t
In such a manner that they mix readily
but It might be said that the pro­ In the body of the chicken.
and left, are mowed down.
*‘I dropped It Just about here 30
“ I am another man since I waa
with
water
and
they
are
diluted
for
j
duction of average cows kept for | This suggests that the chicken can
“ I ’ll tell you why It Is. It Is because years ago,” she told tiie carpenters. ‘‘It
married." "And does your w ife lov*
dairying in Minnesota could he in- make this vitamin from sources not
a locomotive's headlight fascinates a disappeared through a crevice and using.
Discarded crank-case oil often con- | that other man?"
creased a third If they were fed ull J available to the guinea pig or to a per­ cat. Cats prowl by night and when on there is Just a chance that you might
the alfalfa hay and corn silage they son and that the lack of this vitamin
the railroad tracks they see the bright find it if you keep a sharp lookout.” ; tains small particles of metal and car-
required without gruin.
Too many i In the diet of the chicken apparently
yellow splendor of an oncoming loco­ The workmen laughed at the idea, but bon which are very likely to cause In­
farms are without an ucre of alfalfa does no damage. In practical poultry
motive's headlight they crouch down, promised to he on guard for the glitter jury to the spray pumps and nozzles, j
and without a silo.
feeding, therefore, little attention need and with a contented sigh they wait o f gold or gem. Scarcely had Miss nnd these objections alone would make :
for this lovely thing.
A ton of good alfalfa hay Is worth he paid to supplying the vitamin which
Graham left when one of them re­ the use of such oils Inadvisable. The !
“They wait for it as a youth waits called her with a shout of Incredulous main objection to them, however. Is j
pretty close to a ton of bran for prevents scurvy, although other vita­
for a beautiful girl. They think, no triumph. Tiiere in his palm lay the the fact that they do not mix readily '
milk production. From two to three mins are absolutely necessary and
doubt, that It will bring them happi­ circlet, unharmed by its long immola­ with water, there Is no definite rule
tons per acre Is a reasonable yield. must be provided by the feeds given.
for dilution and they usually damage
ness. It brings them death."
It can be seeded as late aa June.
tion.
the trees.
And pensively the one-armed flag­
Make a start this season.
man gathered up the black cat's re­
Pepsin P rod u ction
mains and laid them In a large wooden
Tent Caterpillars Will
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The bureau of animal Industry says
box.
that pepsin Is procured in the follow­
Travel Long Distances
"There's a market for the skins." he
ing manner; Young pigs are taken
explained.
Tent caterpillars in large numbers
and confined for several days, then,
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Fresh, clean water Is necessary to
after being starved, they are killed have been observed migrating from
ti»e wild cherry trees which they have
Silage is a summer feed the year the poultry flock.
Ships W e ll E quipped
and the stomachs removed. The lin­
For Colds
Headache
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round.
The Cnlted States coast guard cut­ ings of the stomachs are scraped and defoliated. These pests will travel iong
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Losses from tuberculosis In chickens ters, Tampa and Modoc, which recent the pepsin extracted from the mucous distances and even traverse plowed
Pain
Lumbago
Good cows are kept; poor cows Is usually greater In winter than In ly sailed from Boston to patrol the membrane by the use of a salt solu­ ground to obtain food.
Newly planted apple or other fruit
Neuralgia Rheumatism
shipping lanes of the North Atlantic tion. It lx then purified and treated
summer.
maintained.
. . .
trees close to wild cherry trees are
amt protect shipping from the menace in a vacuum.
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likely to become infested with these
o
AccePt °nly *
rhlek specialists now recommend of Icebergs, are equipped with the high­
No fanner ever made anything run­
caterpillars nnd quickly stripped of
feeding egg yolk or cod liver oil to pre­ est powered telephone and telegraph
ning a poorhouae for' cow».
Bayer package
N a tu ra l Supposition
leaves
and
shoots.
This
will
severely
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radio transmitters of any ships flying
vent leg weakness.
The
fair,
hut
Inexperienced
angler
. . .
check
growth
or
even
stop
It
entirely.
the American flag. These two cutters
which contains proven directions
Breeders differ as to tht breeding
on her first fishing trip cast Into the
Spraying with arsenate of lead, one
Experience shows that hens must If regulations permitted, could be used
Handy “ Bayer" boxes of 12 tablet*
powers of the hull when silnge is fed.
swirling
pool
and
promptly
felt
a
vig­
Also bottles of 24 and 100— Druggist*
Silage fed In large amounts will have have animal protein In order to lay ss floating broadcasting stations, and orous strike. She shrieked delighted­ pound of the powdered product to fifty
gallons of water, is the most effective
Aspirin Is The tr.(V mark o f Barer kf.no-
Milk, mentscraps and they would he more powerful than
s tendency to distend the paunch, prollflcally.
ly
and
the
gtiide
came
dashing
to
the
fsetor.
o f MoooseeUcachle«t«r of S ^lcfU csci*
wav of killing the pest on apple and
most of the licensed stations on land
tankage are the animal proteins most
which Is very undesirable.
Each ship has a 2-kllnwatt telephone- rescue. "What Is i t f he cried. "A pear tree*.
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available for feeding poultry.
The fair angler glanced
. . .
telegraph radio transmitter. The Tam salmon?"
The row muat be fed liberally so
over tier shoulder.
"Y-y-yes." she
pa
and
the
Modoc
are
also
electrically
Cracked
barley
can
be
Invaded
In
thnt the will have the raw materials
Problems of Peaches
For Tired Fool It Con t Bo Bool
stammered.
"1 s-s-suppose so.
At
driven
ships
of
the
latest
design.
the
feeil
ration
for
chicks
after
they
to maintain her bodily health and
At night when your feet
least, that's w »-what my fishing li­
Where borers are attacking the
reach
the
age
of
five
or
six
weeks.
at remit!) and produce large quantities
are tired, »ore and swollen
cense c-c-cajls fo r !"
; peactat trees badly, use paradtchlnro-
. . •
}from
much walking or
A
id
to
Stone
C
utter
of rich milk beside*.
I benzene. Often peach trees will grnd-
dancing
sprinkle two
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It never pava to overcrowd hens—
Massive one-piece columns as high
| unity die. simply from the attacks of
ALLCTS FOOT-EASE pow der»
O range Blossoms
Successful dairymen Insist upon n they need a comfortable house, dry as to feet, have been produced from
in
tbe
foot-bath,
gently
j the borers. Where the leaves fall
The orange Is said to Indicate a hop«
rub tbe sore and in­
treatment of the cow which will In­ and roomy, with plenty of fresh air a single block o f Inrtlann limestone
badly from peach trees It may he due
flamed
parts
and
—the column being rounded out In of fruitfulness, nnd the white Wo*
sure health, comfort, and contlnuoua and sunshine.
to a number of e„uses. If the foliage
relief is like magic.
« • •
s comparatively short time by means sums, like the rest of the whit* of the i has been burned by spray It will some
work
' Shake Altec'sF mn - I mc
Grain feed such as sprouted oats» of a machine called a lathe
s e e
Tears bridal costume, are symbolical o f Inno­
into you r shoes in
tbe
m orning and
If the milk la kept clean and away cabbage, turnlpa, beets and rape ar* ago stone columns were cut by hand. cence. Orange blossoms as a bridal | times cause a defoliation. The attacks
:
of
hrown
rot
will
cause
the
foliage
to
w
alk In comfort. 1»
necessary
for
the
health
of
the
pullets.
from any unusual odor* which It will
It required six weeks for one man to decoration were Introduced In the
•
- —
take» tbe fic tio n
J
roll,
turn
brown
and
drop,
and
often
A
disease
similar
In
symptoms
to
roup
readily at>«oi4kit ebonld .retain tke
rut a Tv foot column Toda» the lathe Tnlterl States and Rngland about 1820.
from t b « »boe. Sold everywhere.
fffl
causes so inhirv to tbe twigs them-
It sometimes caused by lack of grans turns out a 28-f*ot column In three Tbe custom waa of older standing else
aatur.l flavor.
Sam ple and Foot- Ease W alkin g Doll,
Auxrs
iw
x-asi.
u
I
ot r . i.
fend.
days
Sä
B
■
Cuticura Talcum
F or B aby’ s Skin
Dairy Facts
Poultry Notes
Say “ Bayer” -Insist!
ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE
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