This woman's experience
& typical of thousands,
Ask any physician,
my own
*I couldn’t see why he didn’t
gain. I never dreamed that
my constipation was re-
sponsible until the doctor
told me.
“He explained that faulty or
slow elimination of waste
matter allowed poisons to
form and be absorbed by
the blood—and this meant
tainted milk for baby.
“He prescribed the Nujol
treatment and it made a
world of difference to both
of us. Now that 1 know
how dangerous constipation
is and how easily it can be
prevented, 1 am never going
to allow myself to get into
that bad condition again.”
Mothers are the best
friends of Nujol
When precious new
lives are at stake
they seek the remedy
that medical author-
Baby!”
ities approve because it is no safe,
gentle and natural in its actiom.
Constipation is dangerous for
anybody. Nujol is safe for every-
body. It does not affect the
stomach and is not absorbed by
the body.
Nujol helps m Nature's own way
Nujol simply makes up for a de
ficiency—temporary or cbronie—
in the supply of natural lubricant
in the intestines. It softens the
waste matter and thus permits
thorough and regular elimina-
tion, without overtaxing the
intestinal muscles.
Nujol ean be taken for any
length of time without ill effects.
To insure internal cleanliness, it
should be taken regularly in ae
cordance with the directions om
each bottle. Unlike laxatives, it
does not form a habit and cam
be discontinued at any time.
Ask vour druggist for
Nujol today and begm
to enjoy the perfect
health that is possible
only when eliminataom
is normal and regular,
Champion’s Answer
disposition In a sentence.
Johnny (doubling up
When youse wants to fight,
stands in dic position.—The
Road.
youse
Open
| More Fire
Waiter—Yes, sir, we'se very up to
date. Everything here 48 cooked)’ by
electricity.
Diner—I wonder if rou would mind
| giving this steak another shock ?—Ac-
| to. Leader.
Colds
Pain
Headache
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Rheumatism
Fighting Grasshoppers
In Argentina locusts or grasshoppers
fre so persistent a pest that the gov.
ernment includes a special department;
the agricultural protective department,
for coping with their migrations.
of 24 and 100—Druggists.
Monoaceticaridester of Salieylicacid
An astronotaienl hall three stories
high and capped by a large dome oa
which wili be represented the constel.
lations of the sky is planned hy the
American Museum of Natural History,
Drops
espe-
ages,
re
and Syrups,
| Proven directions on cach package,
oo
Physicians everywhere recommend
Mollle, the nearly 100 per cent
champion Holstein at the recent Nat
James E. Larrowe of Detroit, Mich,
entities her to first place of the bovine
other 8,000,000 black and white grade ¢
Venus, crowned queen as the
lonal Dalry show, is the property of
Her winning the royal purple rosette
* “Miss America” of 1025 over all the
ows In the United States,
Horse Supply Is
on the Decline |
-
Good Animals Weighing,
1,400 Pounds and Up Are |
Needed on Farms. |
Economists at the South Dakota |
State college urge farmers to look
ahead to the time when they will need i
younger work animals and to produce |
the draft type of horses that are in |
good demand.
A few years ago the production of |
horses was one of the principal |
branches of the livestock Industry
for excellent
soll suitable
draft horse were raised In South
at
markets Parent
best breeding
s oer hh on esd
purchnsed
individuality
of
and
regardiess prices
rought the
into state 1o Improve
] horses
Suppianted by Automobile,
The need for on
diversified
ght horses the
or
been filled to a large degree by
Furthermore. the pro
of
horses is becoming a highly
+} The danger
are full
od
the automobile
duction and development these
a
industry
y colts, which
i= mue
:
i
The de
enlin or mules
paratively few men
On the other hand, It is quite Hkely
welghing 1.406)
will be needed to do
good horses
and
up,
indicates that only 11.4 per cent of
the horses on the farms of crop re
porters over the United States sre un-
der four years of age, while 43 per
‘cent are under ten years of age. This
report also shows that the present rate
of colt production In the Middle West,
of which In so far as horse production
Is concerned. South Dakota may be
considered a part, Is not enough to
maintain the present number of horses
Yet, in past years the Middle West
has been the source of horse and mule
replacements for both the Southern
and Eastern states.
Must Pay Higher Price.
Under such conditions the farmer
cannot reasonably expect to buy
horses five years from now at as low
& price as he can buy them today.
The number of colts horn on the farms
in Bouth Dakota during the spring of
Tobacco Useful for
*
tion Recommends It.
The poultry division of the Ken
ns in poultry. For
Allow these stems to soak from six to
water over them to cover them.
drain off the juice and squeeze
as possible,
in mixing six to eight pounds of
The birds to be treated should Re
at least ten to twelve hours
before feeding the mash wet with the
tobacco Juice. It also is advisable to
the house
the day after they are treated
the moist mash about noon, and two or
three hours later add epsom salts to
the drinking 100
or 2% the
water, a pound to
fryers Make sure
house nt dawn so that they will not
pick up any
night
of the worms volded dur
Thoroughly clean the
house and litter taken out
The 1« treatment should
not be used on pullets which are Just
ming into good production or on hens
which are laying heavily, as the star
ing tends t«
the
burn all
hacco tea
disturb egg
re
For a heavy laying flock or for grow
ing stock, it Is frequently desirable to
nicotine. Two pounds of
100 poundg of growing or laying mash,
eral weeks later if necessary.
Vaccines Used as Cures
When a definite diagnosis of swine
or some other disease condition
not present in the herd,
hemorrhagic septicema aggressin Is
recommended, advise veterinarians at
the Kansas State Agricultural college,
This is especially true if only a few
hogs are starting the disease.
Where the herd has been infected
for some days, a preliminary dose of
bacterin may be advisable as the ag
gressin Is usually a little slower In
producing resistance to disease, al-
though its effects are more lasting.
The resistance conferred by bacterin
may last from a few weeks to a few
R025 indicates that many farmers are
already looking ahead to the time
when younger horses will be needed.
Give Colts Proper Care
and Attention in Fall
Colts should be looking good at this
time of the year and it Is highly im.
portant that they be given the proper
care and attention after weaning to
keep them growing well during the
fall and winter months, Before colts
are weaned they should have become
accustomed to eating grain, since
grain feeding Is necessary to prevent
a check in growth after weaning.
When pastures get short, plenty of
alfalfa hay and other roughage should
be fed together with enough grain to
keep the colts gaining all through the
winter. Colts well cared for during
the winter season will continue to
make good growth on pasture next
season. A well-developed young horse
has a much higher value than one that
Is stunted.
Prices for Sheep and Lambs
It seems to be reasonably certain
that there will be but few, if any,
months, depending upon the number
of doses given and the antigenic prop-
erties contained In the Bacterin.
AR
Cane should be matured or frosted
before put In a silo.
. . »
The most Important single factor In
the care of asparagus Is maintenance
of the soll fertility.
. +
Cane sown broadcast for hay makes
the best quality of bay when cut at
about the stage when the first head
blooms.
. 0
The market value of any fruit is
greatly Increased If the fruit is prop
erly packed In a substantial and at
tractive packuge.
* 0»
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Professor Blotter, who made some |
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igning 2 lumpless potato for the res- |
aurant trade, has just been retained |
¥ a large hotel at a very flattering
ee as efficiency expert. !
“My first moves upon assuming my |
ew office were to assure the
dete comfort and safety of
nests,” sald Blotter, |
“For their comfort 1 immediately |
ubstituied In each room individual
fuares of sheet fron in place of the |
ustomary starched towels, These will |
we easier and softer on the fuce, and
ess likely to crack In half under pres
ure.
“The matter of safety
For
com- |
the |
WHS a more
concern. example, i
“What did you dc?" 1 asked,
“The obvious thing,” replied Blotter, |
yarred above the fifteenth.
“Simple?' he asked. !
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Room for Many Loves
“Our movie queens have big hearts.”
eald Playwright Eugene Walter at a
“1 called on a movie queen the other
he went on, “and found
letters. Her beautifully
monogrammed stationery was in vari
“You don't
wmper, do you?
“*Oh, no sald she. “When I write
to George, 1 always vse pink paper—
that menns love. When | write
Reggie, 1 use blue—that means “falth-
ful unto When 1
Clive, 1 cream-—that
first and only love.”
“But here” gald Mr. Walter,
rhanged the sublect As 1 was
ng, movie queens have big
stick to one color of
io
death.” write to
use means
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ad |
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slow]
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at a time
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Why buy many bottles of other wvermi-
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Reason
“What for y'all call dat mule ‘Mil
“Cause be Is a critter of
ali? Adv,
Good breeding is religion.
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