HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1918-11-14, Page 2DUST, BACTERIA, BAD ODORS AND FLAVORS
Handling the Milk and Methods of Feeding Determine the Purity
of Dairy Products.
Dust, bacteria, bad odors and fla-
mes are four wastes so big that to -day
the dairy interests are dealing with
them as live issues, taking steps for
their elimination on every farm; and
already much prevention work has
been accomplished on the better class
of dairy farms.
In every business where food is
handled dust means direct lowering of
quality, if not actual spoiling, Dust-
lessnoss pay's. Cleanliness is next to
profits, • Dust inside a dairy 'barn or
milk house often indicates faulty con-
struction. When the trouble is stud -
led, and when the cause is corrected
the problem of reducing the amount
of sediment and bacteria in milk will
be partially solved. The president of
one of the big city milk companies
recently said to the writer: "We place
2110r0 stress upon the sc;jyCient test
than upon the bacteria codnt, because
if milk is comparatively free of sedi-
ment the number of bacteria, as a rule,
will not be excessive." In a broad
way the ceiling of the side walls and
overhead of the dairy stable and milk
house with lath and plaster or match-
ed material will lead to the production
of cleaner milk. bacteria aro close-
ly related to dust when it comes to
producing sanitary milk, and the same
care in stable and milk house construe -
tion produces as pleasant results. It
is still inspossible to produce a germ -
lees milk—a few dust particles and
bacteria. enter the milk in suoh my-
sterious ways that there will always
be more or lei's trouble from such
sources, but careful stable manage-
ment has reduced the amount of dust
and number of bacteria to such an ex-
tent that the milk produced on many
fermi is a • pure and healthful food.
As the dairy farmer understands that
this sort of thing pays the incentive to
al olis h dust and bacteria becomes
very direct and practical.
A few dairy farmers have become
interested in the fact that dust and
bacteria are injurious to the health
of their cattle. Many preventative
measures were introduced. In a lit-
tle while it was found that the cows
produced better milk, more of it and
that the -men were better -tempered
through the day and less tired at
night. Dust and bacteria in the dairy
barn often indicate something out of
balance. When the trouble is stud-
ied and the cause is corrected the
cows will produce better milk, more of
it, remain healthy and need less food
than is the case when they are confin-
ed in a stable, and exposed to bacteria
laden dust and dirt.
Even in the most carefully con-
structed stables care trust be exercis-
ed in feeding, cleaning the stables,
bedding the cattle and preventing too
free circulation of the air in the
stable and milk house. Hay and
roughage should not be fed until after
miilsing time and it is better to change
the bedding material during the mid-
dle of the day so that the dust will
settle before milking time. If milk-
ing machines are used care should be
taken not to allow the teat cups to •
hang close to the floor where the
suction will draw dust into them and
deposit it in the milk.
Healthy cows secrete healthy milk.
Bacteria get into the milk after it is
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drawn from .the cow or in the process
of milking. The cow Li not the alley
party, Milk does not come from the
cow entirely free from baeterie, be-
cause it ie hnposeible to keep the teats
of the cow ,#exile; however, we can
keep them c•ie to and reduce contami-
nation from this source. The duets
of the teats and the body temperature
• of the •con :deed ideal conditions for
the bucte is to multiply and, the best
we can do, the lower ducts of the
teats will contain considerable num-
bers of hactoria. Ily using the first
few jetof milk to wash nut the duet
the mil'- thet ,goes into the pail will
be nrl2 leafy f-;:0 from Imete'ria. If
proper etre t.ntten at tele stage of
productirn, Llty itiew Ism -eerie w1. leh
get n to the 11'ik from thea source
are of lint lir.le consequence to the
consumer.
011 the other hand. cows that have
beau itemizes of the udder may give
milk whl.ch at times 1s contamina ei
with the bent -men which cause this
disease. There is many a proof that
such germs can live and past Tato the
body of the meer and cause the same
disease as the cow was afflicted with,
This shows us that tuherc'losis of the
udder may readily be transmitted to
other animals. Milk from unhealthy
cows should never be used by human
batngs, or to feed young stock on the
farm. No matter how well all other
requirements are met, if the cows pro-
ducing the milk are not in good Nemeth
we fail.
The milkers and handlers of the
milk in the dairy rooms are a prolific
source of contamination. Unclean
methods of mincing and the handling
of the products afford opportunities
for the pollution of the milk by dis-
ease organisms, as well as dust and
dirt that adheres to the hands and
clothes of the milker. Here is where
suoh diseases as typhoid, diphtheria
and scarlet fiver get into milk. Milk
as it comes from the healthy cow does
not contain these bacteria. They
come from the outside after the milk
is drawn from the cow. Any person
who has been }n attendance on a sick
person cannot work among the cows
or in the dairy room without being a
source of danger to all who use the
milk from such a dairy. Typhoid,
diphtheria and scarlet fever out-
breaks without number prove this
point with their deadly results.
In the care of dairy utensils there
is still further chance of contamina-
tion. This trouble is not from bacte-
ria that commonly adhere to these ut-
ensils, but from those introduced in
handling and washing. The washing
and care of dairy utensils is one of;
the most exacting from the stand-
point of cleanliness and the quality of
water used. A supply of bacteria -
laden water which will leave some of
the bacteria on the utensils is an in-
sidious source of danger to those who
use the milk. When the milk goes into
the utensils there is a fresh supply of
food for these bacteria and they be-
gin to grow and multiply with dis
estrous results. If typhoid germs argil of them come during the first three farm need not amount to more than
cweeps of the lambing period. six hours a year, At the end of the
to contaminate in well - water they well have a chance: wThe ewes do not need to be rained minate any milk that goes' g year the hanker or county agricultural
into utensils after they have been all winter where plenty of good clover agent will he reedy to 'help in balanc-
hay, or other- satisfactory roughage is ing the books or taking the inventory
washed in such water, Numerous;
• fedhagg 5
, but more satisfactory results will which is necessary.
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ZOMB E3-'MAIcRT-1M
CaircPa.17Y
Sept. 139, Toronto
FUNNY roLreuPs
CUT OUT' AND FOLD ON MUD LINE%
roaeso
;1VILLIE'S SUCH A NAUGHTY BOY,'
L0VE5 H15 5151ER TO ANNOY
;UOti'T YOU THINK 'WI 5HE'it FEEL SILLY
,tt)liftf 511.E FINDS I"t5 ONLY lU1LLl�
with need. This mud dries quickly
x11,1 readily falls into the mills pail.
Ir is one of the most olljectioitahle
forms of dirt because it quickly finds
its way through rho bottom of the
marking, Sinal] Farm .'coals.THIS WATCH FREE
Tu a well equipped farm shop small
T1) ANY IfOY
tools are certedn to be dis.piaacuL Some
plan for marking tools in order to : _,
make them cenepienqus 1s needed. "'fry
Seine plans we have used may help to s
show. what I mean, Such tools as • - r t
hemmers, hatchets, chisels, eta, wheels
are used .outs}de of the shop a great
deal are identified by painting chem a
bright red color. This calor is ettslly
distinguishable in the gx'ass, malting
a tool painted with 11 con:micuous
where it would be hardly seen if it
were the natupal steel.
The paint will also preserve the
steel against rust and wood against
decay, A moderately thick imple-
ment paint is the best for this pus-
poes. A small pint. can will usually
cover the tools, but it is well to clean
are all rust before using it.
Sonlet}ales n0ighbors I1, ton 10011 1.'1.1.4 •',tn+l ad :fang lt•a1e11 ,x ',Aee-
(ntr1P(ttt,:rtitl:eed fir, k. eel, lf. lS x11 M- t:v had the retest iiltere`'. ling didmee
to d n g' 2rt 1(r bring deem hack, finally wln,f and otrrn set. Jattn)e 0'',;,x51,30'. haver, suns all emnmer on all sorts of sub -
are
tt}ng to ohont they
belong, If t.fckel case, lteguta' uta**1 at,.,c. tilled u5
' tout nf:ole art,l arldlase an•, we wire sued jeers.
the- tools have some
itleutificetioii tn, 40 Parl;ss095 o0 1otely m bossed On another deg 1 welted 1'ather if he
marks on there they aro rtarh surer to flu•", t Set eto.rd to a»u ,'s til '---O-3ta
come home. Apa'•ttnge. Rites SUrd (er Irl 110* 1.110 rnrev would nit?: 11. ks tl plCtlnt'L' oC 1* 11 Ilaw
gaud pian is tn talar. Jit*I 0 Will Semi you ole 100.1^.h acrd a i.'i.a. Ile went out 15'i:lt If
lit!:
llekp
a sharp steel punch and by repeatel get the best vi¢w. Denim r.21 put
tapping on a smooth surface the iii- e HOMIER -WARREN 4.`U. ilio camera away, I had used a wlinle
filar taking pictures of harem, hl '2023,
cows, pig, and sheep. One cloy after
that we spent half an heat gettieer
three calve' in the corner of the fence
so we could take a tool pioture, Path -
0 1.T t,ly T tr �Y
ON l}'AT:EIERR
Last summer I (tried an experiment
or perhaps I sh000d say a series of
exPerimente, with leather a`3 my sub-
ject,
I began the first oveniug that f was
at Motile, by caking Father what he
thought about woman entering Perna -
meat, - The eofteraatiml turned to
politics and before 1 knew it we had
spent the Whole evening tallciug•aboue •
current events. I was so ignorant that
I resolved<{o study the weekly and :
daily papers. I also discovered that
Father vast interceded in many other
things Gust appeal to me. We pure
chased a bird book and looked up all
the birds we knew. I''ollowhng this
teals maybe cut Into the tool in im Xleslt• 000. Toronto. Cart.
short time on a whole kit of tools.; -
A single tap of a hammer on the' Diete';bution of Seed (wain From .the
punch will matte a dot deep enough to! Iionxibion El1perimen'tal Farms,
resist the wearing away of service aril r 1910-111.
rust. Tt is seldom advisable to cute ,
Ly iustrurtiar. of (iso TIu•e alit -deter. er, wasiinterestede-,'P in, . developing and
the name or initial:; in the wood of of A rum ere. n leer dt: me:beaten oprknt leg the.,e Ituf. • It'v fried all
handles hcs:ause ox the rough surface! 'g t `
andler and aettla3 in the pail;, cams g supertor serfs of 15111 welt 1:> made sort., of ehplr1dte•xl;, tttt.112 tamer',
and bo'etl•:s. It is aka leaded with it leaves for the hands. !,itirilag' the corning; winter an 1 lee One timeI e sen a way, 1 t o.:Otter, n
dangerous bacterial life which have I.rceall one tool that turned up after tv Canadian to:u.fry, p}eters of one of the ,• i ,: Ido toe
a delect011005 effect upon the mills and being gone for five years, the man The vain know whether he eo::1 1L_ calf but T
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Why Keep Accounts? findin it reco nizetl the initials ane pies 1.o' di• 111121tion will
its products, Cows that are plaster- g g con i t a 1r' h • (! t - leendo 1 rote that he enjoy 1 t'1 pie`nr+s
ed with this kind of mud should be ac ts o« u arm business tool pat. for the time in marking tt
the end the year he adds together
6 l�o ) and fled p'^ (^bcuL G lb) and T asked h'ath•+r t^1•'- h'• did nee
A man in elanitoba kept accurate returned it. The returnof h s > o_ s , �n1t;• tv ea, 11leu know 0 c. t L..
cowl 1's tatole'chIle. ( t� ib.1 131101 (abeut 1h
* +' f b At oat:. mauve >, ere was to 71,, a c?anae 1.0 town
theron, hly ciesned before they are of)d g
milker. the cash which he had on hand at the
One of the most prolific causes of
trouble during the •serener months is beginning of the year and his cash
that of old, sour strainer cloths which receipts during the year. Then he
are rinsed in lukewarm water and sube,trected his cash e: penses during
hung, ftp to dry. These cloths should
be put in boiling water and thorough-
Ily cleansed before being used for an-
other milking. Ordinary wire strain -
the year to see whether the remainder
equaled the cash balance which the
bank reported at the end of the year.
He found he was $8 short. He ask-
ed the Dank to look up his cash 11'1 -
are vary difficult to keep clean and are anee again, They reported the same
amount the second time,
almost Itva rthloss for removing fine He took his farm account -'book iota
t' T1µ' M' K. the bank next time he went to town Casseroles and other pottery' ..
whole kit. There, is also a plan for Teem,.'wi11 be eeee u n( Tree, by mail; go, He said he and Mother -were t,;o
initialing tools with acid, but the from the Central l�ixperimental farm, aid. I said it was ting' for them to
above plans will be found very sertice-
abla,--.r. L.
Ottawa, by i -he Dominioi Cereulist, grow young again. 'Phe tvhole•fantily
who will tarnish tate eceeneary air- tinselly Went to the dance and I des..
It's a wiseplieatiot forint.. covered that leather t o as good a
young man who, feeling - Only one sample can h WO. to oath dancer as the college l ,y ; and he des-
tllab he needs culture, makes plans to applicant, A.3 the supply o1' F e,l is covered that he was not no old as he
attend an agricoutural college. Minted, farmers are advised to apply thought he was. Mother dance,i too.
It is seldom wise to pasture new very early, I tried a number of other little ex,
poriments but the grand :.02051,, was
when I started Father and Mother off
to the National Exhibition. 1 mads
each think the other wanted to go au+l
to their malt surprise, each lead a filet
times
Men T went. b ,, to collage and
told the girls that I had bads grand
good +rummer they melted m, what T
The man who chooses between alosses ore dairy tattle ill other cane_ did and all I could tell was that 1
good and indifferent tree, merely on! tries, losses which farmers in Ameri- ,j0::t stayed at home. --•P..1. Ellin,
account of the difference of a few ca may be ca12e.1 on in a largo meas.- --- -•- - -
cents in price, certainly does not look, toe to make good, it serene reasonable i'ITY 'l'IIle Pomo, memmIC'TI,
to say that it will be prnitable for a �.
farmer to 19lso eves more than the Retoerxt'bone Fashion and the War
1 usual number of wall -lend caves' IIs Hem Suffered Greatly.
seeding. It is especially unwise to .T. H. Criedate,
do so this year when growth is clow Dit•ector, Dominion 10vperinu•neal
owing to dry weather. Farms.
^- - and found that a cream cheek of his dishes ahouli never be placed in a "You cath buy a home. A man
had been credited to another man have veru hot oven or on te hot stove with- ! buys a hour
ing the same initials and a similar nut first being warmed a little, A
a:A.420
Withlambs at anywhere near pres-
ent prices it is especially important
thee every method be employed for in-
creashrg the number of lambs that can very far ahead. The saving here
be produced from 00' present supply although we do net know definitely. will be wasted marry times as crops
of breeding ewes. One method not The incident merely shows that ad-
gener 't toyed but well recogniz-, vantage of keeping accounts. The come on,
---but of a woman can
l urate it a he
sudden
le
• me.Ahouse is a bode
change of temperature -may a home is Jho soul." --The Outlook.
The lase of :518 wouldn't have rniu-
Q surname cause them to crack. I When one considers the enormota
ed this man --nor any man who is pro-
gres?iive enough to keep accurate ac-
counts of his farm business. Eight
hundred dollars might have done so,
a•,y em
ed by old shepherds is that of flushing mast infportant, thing is that this mans
ttte en'es Just •netore ^reeding time. made money that year, and having e
Flushing' means graining or other kept accounts he had the satisfactionGOOD HERB QUESTION
liberal feeding for a short time before of knowing IL, So he went ahead and
turning in the ram so as to make the planned for bigger crops the next'
ewes -especially thrifty and rapidly year. By Andrew F. Currier, M.b.
51r. Currier will answer all ctgned letters pretaining to lienith. It y052
trestlen is of general Interest it wilt be answered through thane eoluntne;
It sot, it will be answeredpersonally if stamped, addressed envelope Is err
¢lased. Dr. Currier will not prescribe for individual cases or make tilmeneshes
Address Dr. Andrew 10. Currier, caro oe Wiesen Publleb►n8 Co., 73 Adelaide
Et, West, Toronto,
I'aralysiv body would be rise enoughto tell
Autiaus--Wllat'5s the beat way to when another break would occur any -
gaining fieeh at the thioe of service. It
has been found that where this method
of handling is used, not only do a
smaller percentage of the ewes fail
to catch and come in heat again, but
more ewes give birth to twins than
when the ewes are on Poor feed at
breeding time. Thus it both increases
the number of lambs and makes more
Keeping farm amounts is 1100 only
an advantage; it is 'a necessity. Since
farming people have to make income-
tax returns just the same as other
business people, it is absolutely es-
sential to have figures upon which to
base the reports. Hence every farm-
er ought to; keep accounts. The time
recekeary to keep accounts on the
treat a person •who is paralysed on
one side'? After a person hits had pile
stroke hose can the next one be (10-
liryed?
Paralysis or what is commonly call-
ed "a stroke" means that there is dis-
ease or injury- of the arteries, The
such as thoseI be cbtained if they are fed well en- There are at least four important arteries may be very soft or they
that colored 1
s
d 1'
cause ropy.
co oremY'
mirk are frequently in well -teeter
ater that ough to keep them from shrinking reasons why men on farms should meet 10 very brittle. When paralyrds
is used in washing daily utensils. weight at any time between breeding keen accounts. The stain one la to occurs one or more arteries in the
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seasons. Th tl f id ' brain has bee. broken, h blood t
and lambtn eason . e Careful have a dofnhte mt thud o str ying n roken, the ooc tis
Cooling the milk immediately after; '
it is drawn from the cow will retard shepherd will. be well repaid for the business with the idea of making forced its way into the 'brain some- d
I his trouble of seein.g to it that the it more profitable. If farmers were what like water soaking into a sponge an . do useful tvoe'I* for 010110 y ars
the development of bacteria and thel styes receive sufficient feed at this to produce wheat or other farm pro- and the preeeuro of this effused blood after' the first attaok. pus of the
more the temperature is lowered the. .
more the baster}al growth will be re- tame of the year, ducts without a profit, soon agaicul- injures or destroys the nerve centres greatest and oto?e eeefel men who
j Sheep are often pastured even into ture would suffer. in the brain by wltteb motianl•and sen- ever lived was Pasteur, whim he orae
iuccdterded1 Milk that is promptly degrees!
early winter and they are all right .4 second reason :for occonts and sation in the paralyzed parts are con- between 40 and 1.,0 he hail a severe
dined in temperature t¢ forty degreesi {here 1.P they really get snow„h food. farm records is that they improve a trolled, ]:110 paralysis 211 most case' e'troke niece, made him completely Tt.1, smelt' a gt•eat pity.'11122 lash
I1, and held at that temperature until But the, frosted grass .sometimes man's credit. If a farmer can shorn is on the opposite side of the body Helpless cut 521.. aide and he ,raver cant, fret for 0since) plumes e ill. 1;+o(e 1)
Mine. fee ten well keep fm• a fang; bloats them, causing them to look full from carefully kept records that the frim that on which the accident in the pletely overcome the peralysi„ but he, conte back, and they will L's very 0osi •
reaMine. When the milk isiailyed toe and apparently doing well when they money 11r wish, to borrow is to be brain takes place, "The reason of -this heed .for thirty years - afterward lay- ;:vines. by rc,t,c.n o1. the .e<11111) of til
the city the trouble }s invariably with! are actually hungry and losing flesh used for a purpose that. will increase is 'that the fibres proceeding neon the }u,; broad stud deep foueuletions for e
the mornings milk, whirls goes Into r
the aeience of bactcriulo t Prom the *tr u1ahs('s viewpoint it
the cans without being properlycool- just at the time when they should be the profits of. the farm, then he will be brain teethe spinal cord, u.ong tv*hicii g',', saving to extremely, fortunate liras, the N'rrnt4t
most thrifty to insure n maximum able to get a loan more read}ly and on impulses pass to and fro 1}eco the mus to Prance her si1101 orms, her vinegar ed, In the fresh milk the bacterial Co rtteimete, lnttintatna in the melee
growth soon exceeds that in the older yield of Iambs the following spring, better terms, sages along telegraph wire$, cross industry, her sheep and cattle, (thew, n grant ^stn}rix preserve, in w'tich the
mil that 1190 beets rn erly cooled, A few pumpkins scattered in the pas- A third reason for accounts is that from one side to the other at the jnne- sting the means lot tleatin,P, 10 elrc- birds are rot r �lowctl to t,:1 hunted
Cooling the milk does not kill an of tura, oats once a day or some other theytoften are the m.sans of agreeably tion 01 the brain with tare spinal cord phobia Rad doing; many ^liter things, or killed, I+coni this movies the do
g y a.dditioaal feed to short late autumn settling disputes or misunderstand- so that if there es paralyse;'on the wlticlt ?nada him one of the greatest
the disease -producing 'bacteria or the i ft 'r1.+ 1 ^f t t) 1 nmet}cated flocks may be ;', 't'Ued
later on,
Not the leant fortunate among the
sufferers :from the war are the oer-
etriches. .•
An ostrich a dozen years ago was
a very valuable arilmui, the price ok'
a well grown young bird being or,13n-
arily about $500. °atrigll fare tag
was a prospering and promising in-
dustry In this country, though the
main source of _ supply was South
ACriea,
Tho Cape government leas pet: an
erzbargo on exportation oe the 10r,Ia,
because it wished to diseoureg, •rads
ln.ore than one can tell when another
break }a goillg do occur 1.0 u water to the market. But there were a1W0
P1pc or gas pipe that has become old than °,000 in the 1 nitsd Stites •the
and diseased. and has already bursted
once or oftener, The on1v thing a
person with demised arteries Bain do
began, ostrich. feathers• suddenly went
is to leadd ayery quiet simple life, free out of lathiest. The price of plumes
from fret and excitement, from. heel-
gestion and hard work. and from dropped. Then came Armageddon, rend
everything which has a t.endutusy to the South African flocks mostly per -
raise the blood preseulo. 1 y 50111 a is}rod of starvation. It did not pay to
mode of life one army offer caulinuc feed then, provender being 0rame.
d And tow eve lealtl that in Anemia
largo numbers of the birds are being
slaughtered for moat. Wcnten are
not wearing their feathers, and it
does not pay to keep them.
bulk of them in Arizona and 50110 21.11
California,
Unluckily, not long befero the mat,
lactim acid bacteria Pas{u1e will often give much greater mgs that otherwise might oeeur be- a side of Che body tto may be pretty bc,;01an ort .1e t}II c1. 131 et,r had,
ao that it cannot
take the place of cleanliness in the letux•ns than the same extra food at tween parties, who deal with one an- sure there is injury to the brain ofr
production of milk, All of the bac- any other time of the year.
eerie present in cold milk become ac-
tive as soon as the temperature con-
ditions become favorable. Cleanli-
ness is of first importance, cooling is
next.
Dairymen frequently experience
considerable difficulty in the work of
tracing the source of an unnatural
odor or flavor in milk. In such cases
it is first necessary to determine
9011(ibil.
Selling at wholesale and buying
retail is one of the sure methods
reducing poultry profits Some po
other and who never keep any record the -right side, When the lues of (lutetium and fttrsnvere, l'enti'l; 1.r Ttlarlt 1;';tlnutl.
of their business transactions, blood 11 great and the consequent in- A. V, R;-1, Whel a person iliaa
A fourth reat+on, and nee the least jury to the nerve centres in the brain nervous .11realcdowu, does he some- A black walnut tree onr'e planted
important, is that a lean owes it to great the injured person may die in a times imagine that he hears vetoes? will take care cif utsclf, it needs no
his family to matte use of every means few hours or even in an hour. If 2. After the nervousness has passed pruning or spriaymg, Ferlhermore,
possiblt, to detect and prevent leaks in however the loss of blond is smell and away, tviil he soinetimes continnel to the .product is tot perirhah:e and can
t the farm business, encs thus more ,the clot is quickly :Formed within the hear voices? be kept and •shipped when and where
a . farm income e fficeent for the sup- brain, the opening itt the broken art- Meteor --1, Such a condition as ,you the Prices Erre the 'highest, In twenty -
Amen
rte port of the fam11y and the edemetlnn ery is closed by it and the bleeding refer to, is very apt tee be an accom five year stlte tree is easily worth $000
hildren. stops. Th clot then hegius'to sou- •animal;t of niorniu di a to $400 for, timber alone, With tete
try -men purchase feed at the city feed of his c p l isease and if
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tract, gradually relieving the pressure you are suffering from it, .I should ad- strong interest in 'tete airplane Indus -
store and wholesale their eggs to the R' a urldiri makes a nice d a ext on the blain and if the brain has not vise vnu t t d • 'try and the great boom hound to eel -
Lan S Ippi L st is Preset nhe such an lk l ar flaw their feed Othebl buy m mum rs for Sunday and can be made ori Sat ?men dextro •ed to a veru low at the conclusion of thle 1,resent
�f:fif.� �Ot” r111i and 8hippingl Tails is present when the milk leaves the their feed as possible from farmers y great ex- by an alienist.
1 tent the injured pitsmi may 0 I ,1 . µ + war, F
test Price i IC p g e5s o un ergo an'examination
ort ay, , gradually As o k, al you eon.inue 0o hear w r the planter o 1,htcic w-alnuts evill
cow or develops later. If any part}- in the fall and sell their eggs to eon -
Market Tteportat 2221'
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Years for trappers and furshippers ever
known. More tura needed -fewer Motto
trap, Get ready early fur big money.
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nd regain more or less conxplete use of voice' to 'which you refer, it is fair
pular cow is giving mills which is sumacs who can afford tap notch Aprons, both of the attractive a - to
serviceable sort, are becoming an the paralysed parts, But, of course, assume that yen. aye suffering
tainted it is not duo to bacteria, but prices for high-class goods. The sec.
to other causes, -. and class of producers usually find actual fashion, the arteries remain diseased and no- :from mental d} ease.
If the milk from any number of that poultry can be made to returira
cows shows the taint the feed or some -i profit.
thing else which the cattle have found) -A poultry authority recently stated
in the pasture is the cause. Carrots,' that hutte•inillc was worth five cents •
turnips, wild onions, ragweeds, cub per quart to him in producing eggs.
bages, off -quality grains and other' Ho was purcitasillg it at a price of
strongly flavored s;,bstances will cause I twenty cents fur ten gallons. Many
tainted milk. Certain foodstuffs for; farm poultry owners would make more
caws not ordinarily consktierod likely; from eggs if thew were ablt.+' to obtain.
. to produce bad -tasting .'milk will at; a raider) supply of hntteomllle at o'
times do s0, Where the flavor is! lair price.
thought to have been caused by sorrime It is said that the suece;3 in epe-1
thing in the ration a chango will from ciaiized t ming depeedrl more unpin
gunnel./ renovo 111« trouble: i the selling ability filen the producing'
Cows that aro kept in the pasture; ability, ilio egg beeinea3 probol,lyi
will keep roa:lonaby (1101117, however,t falls in. that Classification, .Ar, co-
if the mestere is -10 eituated that the; tei fc a:ten cents per dozen paid
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err<1 •' i , + r. h u e they are of fine,
s lir' e a ., t o nu 1 a eau y t e
caw ,v v d >¢t • or for ego y
y pools t t 1,
stagnant; pons tiny will often stand quality may mean atl001a wt •1r 1.,,
1n the water up to 1,he1r knees; fledge',hcommaniy received Ir= 1'.. , ,e
ing files end planlooing thelxlvel103 wool,,barely pay e:pewe.,
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Fitt.% TO BO'S AND (.alx.0
Thee outfit ,:r•nt.,.ius:
3 Yen fall "a,
1 Oingiiah 2a0'o1 13as. 1 Box tlrsyerrs (116 coiorm)
1 Japnneae t'er: it tiof, t 1lrase0,
1 llpa. i(,[ 11 rawm;; P,=:,r Il, . (torpritd1 (d ;:einem)
tyrlrte Brush,
' t tlontpass, raft•trttn Mortars,
g Timmer a l2'p'ut l,..e4 r: em•It9, 2 v'a' 1te,tees Union Jack ging J4t21Krrs so
2 MAO + .,ad r.r+;3 l'+•tt Le, that yon ran put the tag on your
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hal 90olu4, snivel :,,,ks, letters. air.
We Will glee you lull whsle ;epl,'o ,Rcltinl Inapt free of 1211 aisxge if
you will soil 1110, 110 pao1age4 of per lovoiy c robottite } Kinn.* Post Pards at
1.t1 ronts a pas:Mage Cede lovely ear2e In each rt•f,.gr}.
Send lie your name end tr.p v i +
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ti hon sold
Mind ns 1 11 12201.'2y arNi rte will ; e•341 you the i'aco • r A
ddroaa:
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.,...,.. a.e ,.a ^:wm.narnw�dex.rm.aa+ox. xwtiwo+W
reap a fertun., for this wood is abst'- •
Iwtely essential. Per the practical
aide, a well cared for orchard of
black walnuts at the ago to ton years
is estineated-to' give a gross return of
$200• 'and a net yield of 50 peb.r cent.
of this. Prom that time on the pro-
tluc'tion increases by leaps and bounds.
The hlacic walnut 1a a beautiful tree
as well as a productive one and makes
a striking ell'ect along avenues, drive..
ways or ea a 'single specimen in the
home grounds, under which tiro entire '
family will enjoy .gatherintr an.I ear.
Ing the rich, nutritious note.
The horseman who spreads liana
on the land to benefit his horses will
also stimulate h15 crops by that pro•
cess, and the roan who spreads Blur '
for his crops thereby supplies lieq it t to
I(h. a
horses, In either case the heroes
' get the lime in the form in which the
animal system is heal Adapted to 2
take it.