The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, March 15, 1933, Image 3
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?Iowa. Town Buys Up the Farmers' Corn
Scene In one of t lie streots of Clonr Lake, lown, as farnfers were unloading corn bought by the town for scrip
which was Issued and later- redeemed. The corn was stored In clroular cribs and then sold at auction.
Giants Start Spring Training in Los Angeles
up" their' aim mu"olM.teal" be8'""""! l"e !,"rl"s ?ra""n? ?l Los A"8e,?? ?ltl. morning osereUes de8lBncd Co lira
They'll Take Care of the White House
Mr. find Mrs Henry Neshltt, neighbors of the Roosevelts In Hyde Park,
N. Y.. who nccep'ed Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt's offer to be custodian-chief
clerk nnd housekeeper, respectively, of the White House. Mrs. Nonhltt. wan
once the manager of n co-operative market In Springfield, Mass. Mr. Neshltt
was formerly chief clerk for the Northern Pacific railroad In Minnesota.
Newest Flying Field of the Army
Vv :>? fo ?;?' -'si ? 4 '? ?
Here I* in ?lr vldvr ot Hamilton field nt the Mnrln eonnly homhln# bn??
of the army In California, showing It nearly completed with pnved atre?t?,
IMfhtfl Imitailed and quarter* ready for the officer*. The hnngnr will house in
homhlng p!*nes.
CHERRY PIE CHAMP
Mrs. Mnrle Corcoran Brooder of
Lake Leelanau, Mich., Is the 1033
cherry pie baking champion of the
United States. Mrs. Brooder, a grad
uate of Michigan Slate college and
still In her twenties, won the title In
a contest In which more than one thou
sand competed.
FARLEY'S CHIEF AID
Joseph <i ti'Mafioney of rheyemip,
NVy<v formerly?!* Hoston, Mhflft., who
wn? nnmtMl first annlfttant postnmnter
general.
Pik?? P?ak R?ilw*y
There l? n cog railway, 8.7ft mile*
long to thfl top of IMkeu, peak.
MORE MAY GO INTO
POULTRY BUSINESS
Was Considered Profitable |
in Past Year.
Poultry paid In 11X12. ' It was ono of
the few farm crops that did bring in
cash to the extent that It could be con
sidered profitable. - Therefore more
farmers will go into the poultry busi
ness in 11KW. Not only farmers but
clerks, widows, tenants, and out-of-Job
city dwellers will turn to poultry pro
duction as a source of livelihood.
"All this may or may not be a fa
vorable sign of progress for the In
dustry," says Uoy S. Dearstyne, head j
of the poultry department at North j
Carolina Stute college. "A large per- .
cent of those people entering the poul- 1
try game make failures of the busl- !
ness due chiefly to a lack of knowledge ;
of fundamentals. Then, too, new de- j
velopiuent Is sometimes out of propor
tion for the local markets to consume
or the existing facilities to move at
fair prices. If a person has a dislike
for birds, he should by all means stay
out of poultry, production."
Mr. Dearst.vm\ points out that poul
try growing requires long hours of ,
work and study; careful attention to .
detail and the ability to accept and '
overcome disappointment.
Combined Grain and Mash
Trough Is Recommended
A new Cornell bulletin tells how to
build a combination grain and mash
trough for feeding chickens. The com- I
bination trough might.be termed a
double-decker with the mash feeder on
top and the grain trough directly un
der It. The grain trough Is held up
against the masli feeder by a knotted
rope and can be lowered at graln-feed
Ing time; or If no grain Is fed. both
troughs may be used as mash feeders;
tills reduces the floor space necessary
for feeding.
The bulletin gives a list of materials
necessary for building the combination
trough and the Illustrations are nr
ranged in the proper order of building.
If the lumber is bought according to
the list, little rip-sawing Is necessary,
according to the authors. They also
suggest that the lumber, which Is of
regular stock size, should be planed,
because planed edges are easier to
keep clean.
Soft-Shelled Eggs
There are several onuses for soft- i
shelled eggs, says the Idaho Farmer. \
Sometimes when pullets are laying i
heavily, the yolks and whites are j
formed more rapidly thnn the shell- i
forming material. Another cause Is
the laek of shell-forming material or
the vitamin which makes the mineral
available. This vitamin Is found In
cod lived oil and sometimes the addi
tion of 1 per cent of cod liver oil in
the ration or 2 per cent of the maeh
will help to eliminate this difficulty.
I would suggest adding 2 per cent of
ground oyster shell flotlr to the mash
temporarily until you overcome the
j trouble. Occasionally hens that are
overfat xvlll lay soft-shelled eggs and
persist Ip doing so regnrdless of meth
od of feeding. In some cases the shell
forming material Is not made available
fast enough and the condition rights
itself when production naturally slows
I up.
Direct Sunlight for Hens
A Blmple, Inexpensive, and effective
way to secure direct sunlight for the
layers Is to fill In eight or ten feet of
space at the south side of the hen
house with an eight or ten-Inch layer
of cinders. The spnco may or may not
be enclosed to keep the fowls from
contaminating soil. In exposed loon- I
tlons, It may be necessary to provide i
a wlndbrenk of some kind. Chickens
dislike wind nnd will stay Inside to
avoid It. Cinders nre specnllly efiVe- |
tlve. IJeenuse of their dark color Hiey |
nhsorh heat from the sun, causing any j
snow or Ice to melt with the first, np- t
penrarioe of sunshine. This permits
the birds to get out on the warm, dry
cinders, nnd bnck In the direct sun
shine while the ground Is still wet and
cold or covered with snow.
Poultry Notes
Drafts In henhouses cause roup and (
other Ills.
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Tho 1033 Chicago Coliseum poultry I
show, the twenty-flfth event of this |
show, will l>e hold October 10 22, 19IW. j
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Ansnn county (North Carolina) tur
key growers wold over 10,000 pounds
of birds nt n price of 12 to 17 cents
? pound during tho recent hoUdny
tea son.
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Not mor?y than twelve turkeys three
I weeks old enn feed nt one time from
il 2-foof feed hopper.
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Fifteen poultry flocks In Catawba
county North (torollnn, showed a re
turn of a bird above all feed
costs during the past year.
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Karly hatched chicks pay best nnd
piil lets matured early are likely to be
more resistant to disease. As a rule,
heavy nn<f middleweight breed* mntur#
, more slowly than lightweight ones.
Quotations That Show
How History "Repeats"
One of the pleasantest occupations
In the world Is looking back at the
past with n superior smile. The
Golden Book Magazine recently had
an amusing collection of perennial
quotations for you to throw at the
heads of the prophets of doom :
It's strange that my mint hath not
gone this eight or nine years ; but I
think the fault of the want of money
'a the uneven balancing of trsdo. ?
James I of England to his l'arlla
roent (1020).
There are times w H on we cviwiot
see one step ahead of us, but
years inter we are eating and sleep
lng"sornewhere. ? Chrlsls, "The Wom
an of Andros."
Aloney Is of very uncertain value,
and sometimes has no vulue at all
and even less. ? Thomas Oarlyle.
It was as true as. taxes Is. And
nothing's truer than them. ? ''Mr,
Barkis."
HOW TO STOP A COLD
QUICK AS YOU CAUGHT IT
A New Method Doctors Everywhere Are Advising
FOLLOW DIRECTIONS PICTURED BELOW
Take Bayer Aspirin
according to direc
tions in package.
Drink* Full Glass
of Water.
If throat is sore,
crush anddissolve 8
Bayer Aspirin Tab
lets in a half glass
of \carvi t cater and
gargle according to
directions.
Almost Instant Relief In This Way
If you have a cold ? don't take
chances with "cold killers" and
nostrums. A cold Is too dangerous
to tako chances on.
The simple method pictured
above is the way doctors through
out the world now treat colds.
It is recognized as the QUICK
EST, safest, surest way. For it will
chock an ordinary cold almost as
fast as you caught it.
That is because the real BAYER
Aspirin embodies certain medical
qualities that strike at the base of
a cold almost INSTANTLY.
You can combat nearly any oold
you get simply by taking BAYER
Aspirin and drinking plenty of
water every 2 to 4 hours the first
day and 3 or 4 tlmea dally there
after. If throat is sore, gargle with
3 BAYER Aspirin Tablets crushed
and dissolved in a half glass of
warm water, repeating every 2 or
3 hours as necessary. Sore throat
eases this way in a few minutes,
incredible as this may seem.
Ask your doctor about this. And
when you buy, sue that you got the
veal BAYER Aspirin Tablets. They
dissolve almost instantly. And
thus work almost Instantly when
you take them. And i?r a gargle,
Genuine I3ayor Aspirin Tablets
dissolve with speed and complete
ness, leaving no irritating particles
or grittiness. Get t box of 12 or bot
tle of 24 or 100 at any drug store.
Ask your druggist about the recent price reduction on the
100 tablet size Bayer Aspirin.
Soothes
While You Shave
Only Cnttcura Shaving
Cream contains the emollient
properties of Cutlcnra which
Boothe and heal the skin while you Bhave, doing
away with the ne6es&ity of using lotions. And
what a wonderful after-shave feeling! A skin
that is smooth, eool, refreshed and invigorated.
At your dealers or sent postpaid on receipt of 35c.
Address: Cutlcurn I.nborntoricn, Mnlden, Mann.
Her Cold is Leaving as She
Enjoys a Qood Night's Rest
She has a very had cold . . . yet
she's sleeping sound as a tog . . . get
ting the blessed rest tier body needs
. . . and all the while tier cold in
having. SJie applied I'enctro before
she retired, and I'onetro I# dealing
Mint cold a knock-out blow.
Penetro. the mutton suet salve,
stops coins quicker because it pene
trates four times deeper than ordi
nary cold salVes. Penetro, with Its
base of highly refined mutton suet,
goes deep within . . . where it breaks
up congestion and quickly drives out
that cold before ordinary salves and
methods get started.
Penetro docs not stain or soli bed
clothes and steeping garments, lie
Ask for it h y
name : l'enetro,25c
a jnr.'l lie C?()c ceon
omy size contain*
three t i in >c s n s
rn u e h as the 25c
size. The $ I family
size contains seven
tirrtcs as much as
the 2Rc size.
cniise it's stninlcss and snow-white.
ASK row it BY NAME
THE MUTTON SUET SALVE
Prevent and relieve fluffy head roldt ivit/i Prnftro
Nosr and Tmoat Drops ( contains ephedrinr) . Clinically
letted and approved by leading note and throat ipecialiiti
llringt inttant relief from tinui trouble. I'f nrtro No*r and
7*iiROAT D*op?, generout tire bottle, 25c. l.arqe bottle, jor.
9*fr 100,000 JdlNi Oi^nlnir, Information
mfnoult to obtain. Hnnrt fl for ll*t of
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\VK ltll V II^MKhTK! RAIMIIT HKINH.
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FARM rnOnV' TH. Ill HI M, lln?k CrrrV
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