THE CENTRE RE PORTE: CENTRE HALL, PA,
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| Saving Oat Crop
From Rust Enemy
Better Poultry Is
Helping All Stock
SUFFERED
TWO YEARS
Finally Relieved by Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege-
table Compound, Says
+ Mrs. Anderson
Ran
ham’s
ALONG
LIFE’S TRAIL
SARA AAAR RAR RARER RRARRRRR.
By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
Progress of “Better Sires-
Much Progress Has Been Better Stock” Campaign.
Made in Development of
Resistant Varieties.
(Prepared by the United Biates Department
of Agriculture.)
A total of 1,164,657 fowls—all breed
Ing stock-—are listed In a recent re
port just issued by the United States
Department of Agriculture as under
going Improvement by the use of pure
bred male birds. The fowls consist . g 4
principally of chickens, but Include al i SRRRRRRRRN
80 turkeys, geese, ducks, guinea fowls MOTHER —~ Fletcher's 5
and pigeons. The report deals with the S———————— .
progress of the “Better Sires—Better Castoria is especially pre-
Stock” campalgn conducted by various pared to relieve Infants in
states and the department for the lm arms and Children all ages of
provement of domestic animals, . ‘ - .
It is noticeable. however. that fowls Constipation, Flatulency, Wind
outnumber other stock by more than Colic and Diarrhea; allaying
Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach
and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep,
two to one. The number of cattle,
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totals slightly more than half a mil
after the an Kill All Flies! HEL SIMD
lion as compared with considerably
"ip SRF where iY KiLLER DiEASE
over a million fowls,
—————————————— clemn, ¢ mental,
the betterment
of pure-hired sires in poul Ht o. kidaey « ladder disea The hor i¢ ut ix the
Department lve stock specialists
animals on the same farms NEED SWAMP- ROOT
} Own
point out the educational effect which
respond very Thousands Women ave kidney
try breeding stock results in the
Dean of Men, University of illinois.
eley, Maine. — ** Lydia E. Pink- | Go ert
egetable Compound helped me (©, 1925, Western Newspaper Union.)
atly for bearing-
15:wn “pains in the TWO WISE MEN
sides and back, head-
aches and tired feel-
ings. I suffered for
two years and it
seemed as though I
could not get my
(Prepared by the United States Department
d of Agriculture.)
I'he fight to save the oat crop from
one of its most formidable enemies,
black stem rust, Ils being waged from
all possible angles known to science,
Not only Is the disease being eliminat-
ed by the campaign to destroy its al
ternate host plant, the common bar-
berry, but it Is also being rendered less
destructive by the "armoring” of the
defendants through creating a natural
virietlies, The United
Department of Agriculture is
allied with the various state experi-
ment stations of the oat-producing
ENNER bad been brought up In a
country town; he had been as far
east as Columbus, Ohlo, to a foothull
game and had seen Kansas Clty with
work done from one | his father at an Elk’s convention. He
day to the next. Af- | wag eighteen and therefore very wise.
ter Feilding Jotters He belonged to the Preshyterian
ano iad church, and was, therefore, very gougl
Pompound I decided | His father was president of the local
bank and a member of the local
0 try it and now I can do all kinds of ron: " ¥ ns
work, sewin washing, ironing and | school board and owned a seven. | 4T¢d8 iD an effort to develop varieties
sweeping. 1 five on a farm and have passenger limousine. Venner was, of oats that are naturally bmmune
five in e family so am busy most of therefore, a person of some signifi. from or highly resistant to the attacks
the time. 1 recommend the Vegetable cance. And being wise and good and | of the disease. Two years’ efforts to
Compound to my friends and hope m » :
po y Pe My | \ portant, what he had to say on | f#ingle out varieties that are highly re-
letter will help some one to take your I ' ‘ ad ; sistant and to breed from them other
medicine. ”’ rs. WALTER E. ANDER- | the subject of alcoholic beverages | ®¥ to aw ths es ts 4 a hi . ali
SON, Box 270, Rangeley, Maine. should be given considerable weight, | Varieties $at will reialn Tris quality
“Take it from me,” he sald to along with other desirable characters
Brown, a young fellow from shown remarkable progress In
Over 200,000 women have so far huve
replied to our question, “‘ Have you Omaha | 4 : : :
received benefit from taking Lydia E. | not so experienced as himself, “the | the development of resistant varieties
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound?” fellow who hasn't heen jagged a few Resictant Varieties.
98 out of every 100 of the replies su i: times loses a lot. It's an experience, spring United States De quickly to good breeding
‘yes,’ and because the Vegetable It gives one a different view of went of Agriculture 51 co cluding: the use
Compound has been helping thet Woe | % broadens a msn. operating stations 16 varieties of oats | ,
men it should help you. sale by : t
jut Brown was narrow.
{e thought for testing for resistance under local
druggists everywhere, ; 1
e dd that it was illegal, he was sure that | condi and environment of these
- it was dangerous,
and he Included in these 16 vari ership of more thar
. that the tions of drinking were | Minnesota pure-bred fer
Let Cuticura Soap generally and vulgar and de wed by the Minne The
Y Ski basing,
Keep our mn trouble with
Venner sald, “is that and Durife. Os trot tf
Fresh Pin] Youthful one; you Id have lived with the | importation he ictory, and 1 I .
sota Agricultural periment station
“The chap,” ! from Tar
we
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Sample Soap, Ointment, Taleum reas Rvp Puritans, m religious all right, but | - Hie larta respect i¥., which — a mi) «e just th medy needed ver nme \P able §
Outicura Laboratories, Dept. M. Malden, ! or . minh tim fume, No tollet table Is
resistance in
States
tries
Every
3 ugper %
of concealing hi
has nan
means of
of other
4
3eing prolific, poultry
causing the
This and
improved poultry on the breeding
practices, In- | bladder trogh!
partn pra I bladder trout
of larger anlmais and cite examples
in which a well-bred poultry flock was
igh pure
report shows also
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I believe
little of life. I've been drunk three
tinfes lately and it's done
But Venner got hold of
kind of liquor finally,
Jalil and lost his job and
his life.
Aly friend
me goo
the
nearly lost
the sheriff Is
clean up the town and
decent place In which to
young men. Naturally
considerable opposition
little help. He plays
sporting
long
make
Liring
circles
ggo he got
with the King bootlegge
algo Is a
dentally has two growing
This same bootle
Berlin and
wise
own
as far east as
as Yokohama, and
any
fore perhaps as broad and
Venner.
has hgen
number of times. and he |
act”
“and everyone ths
“I'm agin the Volstead
to the sheriff,
ports it. I'm as
ocean and I'm goin’ to
Individual rig
1 blank please.”
“And yo the sheriff asked
fight
shits and dr
ur boys?
“Well, when it comes to me boys,
then [ know
want me boys to
them to lead a clean
away from booze,
education. It's
a d— old bum.
it. There ain't any
that is worth a
you with a son
it's different
4
life,
made me
There's i
experience
curse, and it
and a bad
mouth, and a lot of
I'm hopeless, I'll keep on
law. But yer right, Mr
ahead and clean up the
save the boys, Tell "em for me there's
nothing in it. And—and, God
ye."
And
wide
taste in you
rotten
fightin’
Sheriff. Go
friend
this Is a
men,
true story of two
smn.
VICTORY
“ ICTORY is what we are Inter.
ested In” a wise man of the
world recently said. “Victory for the
individual over the odds that beset
him. There are all kinds—sickness,
lack of education, opportunity or
money, environment, bad habits, ab
surd weaknesses, every sort of men
tal, physical and spiritual barrier of
the ‘Pilgrim's Progress.'” And victory
is gained pretty largely by faith, by
courage, by determination, by «ingle
ness of purpose, One can gain the
mastery over poverty and failure,
and sin and disease even If one has
faith and courage—and especially if
ong has ~outh.
Hartley had heen ll for a
time, seriously (ll, too,
“He conld get well,” the doctor
said, “if he only would, He's at the
point where the slightest Impact
would push him either way. He's
made up his mind he's going to die,
and he will,” And he did.
“How sick am 1, doctor?
asked the physician
“You're very sick Indeed, Ned!
the reply, “dangerously sick,
think you ought to know it.”
“But I'm going to get well,”
boy replied. “I'm sure I am.”
And in spite of the nurse's chart
that showed Increasing temperature
and more rapid pulse, In spite of the
fact that every day after the doctor
had visited Ned he shook his head
and looked very grave, in spite of the
fact that for days the verdict was
that the boy couldn't last much long:
er, he one day began to Improve.
“I'm better today,” he sald to the
doctor, "I told you 1 was going to get
well, and 1 am.” And he did,
Any difficulty which we look square
Iy In the face and determine to con.
quer Is more than half overcome.
Jallure In most cases, whether we are
long
Kane
was
and 1
the
fghting Mm, or ignorance, or physical
weakness, ls from lack of courmge
Forti ity Against Rust.
from 24 stations ox
nl of 51
IRON
Standard
for Dairy
and deter
f at crop
Ch-¥lem rust
siant vari
visit each sta
ion of the
he measured by
the infec
those which
defenseless against
vo in the
Ones or
whlch will be so
along with the
Egg-Laying Is a , Severe
Strain on 1 Young Pullet
iets from stage nearly
uid not be
prime pur
to provide
illd up bone
1cking these
will not prove #3 wineer during
though
to Iny well she will not
keep up the
the strain is too
she does hegin
he able to pace because
great for her unde
constitution. Egg-laying Is a
strain on the pullet, and unless
bodily foundation has
bullt up and there Is vigor and vitality
the fowl will not be able to stand the
grind.
It is when the pullet has reached
a full, strong, mature growth that the
laying ration should be fed, and this
should contain corn-—plenty of it. The
corn will keep her In good flesh while
the Is laying and it Is Important that
she go to her roost at night with a
stuffed crop.
Growing mashes and serateh feeds
with little corn In them will build up
a good frame, and a good range will
induce vigor and vitality. Then the
org machine is ready to go Into action
No machine of any kind can be effi
clent unless It Is built to withstand
a strain. The egg machine Is no ex.
ception to this rule.
Sudan Grass Excellent
as Substitute Hay Crop
Sudan grass Is a fine stemmed, leafy
sorghum suitable as a substitute hay
crop. Recent trials by several agricul.
tural stations demonstrate that it is
also suited to pasture purposes to he
alternated with the regular rotation
pastures. The crop recovers rapidly
when eaten off and roots sufficiently
well go that the plants are not pulled
up when pastured. Cattle relish it as
a green feed and seem to malntaln
thelr milk flow as well upon It as they
do when pasturing the regular pas-
tures. ‘
Seed Poultry Yards
One of the best ways of destroying
the bacteria that bother poultry Is to
put the yards umtler cultivation. In
addition. the seeding of the yards is
very important from the standpoint of
furnishing green stuff for the fowls,
Where a considerable number of
fowls ls kept on a relatively small ran
it is well to arrange the lots so that
they can be aiternated. Oats Is prob.
ably the most common plant used for
this purpose.
hired sires
Judicion
breeding helps
H R
or Colorado
ceeding
Rhubarb, or plepiant, i= an
tant perennial vegetable, Like
gus, it produces a supply early
fresh vegetable
Now
spring to midsumme
leafstalks produced
are most In demand
great demand leaves
the early
does not usually
elght weeks
After
leaves are allowes
and supply the roots wit}
material for the
Rhubarb roots are
no winter protection
capable of surviving
ext
hardy
The
both the
year's OTOL
nd require
plant 1s
extreme
in the central latitude.
Sweet Clover Valuable
Sweet clover, like most of the com
mon legumes, contains a large amount
of protein, thus making it a valuable
feed for growing stock and milk pro
duction. Analyses made at Idaho ex-
periment station indicate that sweet
clover is about equal to alfalfa as a
feed for live stock. It carries about
the same amount of protein, Is only
slightly lower in carbohydrates, and Is
very liftle higher In crude fiber. The
biennial yellow sweet clover is high
er in crude fiber than the biennial
ARM.NOTE
Weeds are killed easiest before they
are sown,
» - *
Soy beans, sweet clover, vetch and
Mammoth clover are frequently used
to improve sandy lands
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Cod liver oil in the mash for baby
chicks kept in close confinement dur
ing early spring will help to prevent
leg weakness,
. 2 »
Cats and dogs are useful in keeping
rats under control. However, they
need the co-operation of the owner If
they are to make a real cleanup of the
trouble,
. * @»
Time Is necessary to make real and
lasting Improvements in agriculture.
This applies to the Individual and to
national problems of agriculture as an
industry.
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Success In business ventures de
pends largely on purchusing raw ma.
terials at favorable prices. Another
point for the dalryman ls their effi
cient use by the cow.
i
tisement.
have
the
% ends
man Bye Bale
refreshed and
the morning,
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