Nebraska Newspapers

    THE 8EMLWEEKLV TRIBUNE, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
WHY WOMEN
WRITE LETTERS
To Lydia E. Pinkham Medi
cln Co.
Women who nro well often nslc "Are
tho lottera which tho Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co. nro continually publishing,
Conuine?" "Are they truthful?"
" Why do women write ouch lottera? "
In answer wo Bay that novcr have wo
published a fictitious lotter or name.
Never, knowingly, liavo wo published
an untruthful letter, or ono without tho
full and written consent of tho woman
who wrote It.
Tho reason that thousands of women
from nil parts of tho country write such
grateful lottera to tho Lydin E. Pink
ham Medicine Co. is that Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetablo Compound has brought
health and happiness into their lives,
once burdened with pain and suffering.
It has relioved women from soma of
tho worst forma of female ills, from dis
placements, inflammation, ulceration,
irregularities, nervousness, wezkness,
tomach troubles and from tho blues.
It is impossible for any woman who
Is well and who
has never suffered
to realize how theso
poor, suffering wo
men feel when re
stored to health:
their keen desire Xo
belp other women
who are suffering as 1
they did.
His Weakness.
"I married Jack to reform him."
"Of what?""
"Of telling other girls that ho loved
them."
DON'T LOSE ANOTHER HAIR
Treat Your Scalp With Cutlcura and
provent Hair Falling. Trial Free.
For dandruff, Itching, burning scalp,
the qauso of dry, thin and falling hair,
Cutlcura Soap and Ointment aro most
offoctlve. Touch "spota of dandruff and
Itching with Cutlcura Ointment. Then
shampoo with Cutlcura Soap and hot
water. No treatment moro successful.
Froo sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cutlcura, Dept. L,
Boston. 8ori everywhere. Adv. '1
Naturally.
'TIow Is Jerry getting on In the
plckle-bottllng business?"
"Says he's haying a corking good
time."
Housework Is a Burden
It's hnrd enough to keep house if
In perfect health, but a woman who
Is weak, tired and suffering from an
aching back has a heavy burden.
Any woman in this condition has
good cause to suspect kidney trou
ble, especially If tho kidney action
seems disordered.
Doan's Kidney Pills have cured
thousands of suffering women. It's
tho best recommended special kid
ney remedy.
A Nebraska Case
Mis. Harriet
Stump. McLean
and 17th Sts.,
Falls City, Neb..
Bays: "For years
my kidneys were
disordered and the
Ealn affected my
a o k and sides.
The trouble kept
getting worse and
my limbs swelled
badly. Doan's Kid
ney Pills cured me
and I have never
had any alms of
turt Tilli a
kidney complaint since."
Cat Doan'a at Any 3 tor a, SOe a Bex
DOAN'S vs.".
FOSTER-MILBURN CO- BUFFALO. N. Y.
f Every Woman Wants
FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE
Dissolved In water for douches stops
pelvic catarrh, ulceration and Inflam
mation. Recommended by Lydia E.
Pinkham Med. Co, for ten years.
A healing wonder for natal catarrh,
ore throat and sorosyei. Economical.
Hu cxtnonSnuy deaailna and atfmlcklil powtf.
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ISamnlo I-raa. 50c all dnigsub, or pottpu by
jmU. Tha PaitwiTcflct Company. Boton.MM.J
WHY NOT TRY pQPHAM'S
ASTHMA MEDICINE
aires Prompt and Positive Relief In Brerr
Case. Bold hy Druggists. Price tlM,
Trial Packaso ty Mall 10c
WILLIAMS NFL CO., Preps. Ctenlni, I.
JYPHOID
i no moro decenary
thanSmsllpox. Army
rxstilenca hu duooalttatea
the almoct miraculous effU
. or1fnrmWtnf.of AntltTcboM Vaccination.
Bs vaccinated NOW by roar phyilcUn, you as4
ma family. It It mote rltxl than horns laitiranca.
JUk your pbrtlclas, drags 1st, oraeod for liar
m bad Typfaoldl" telllag- of Typhoid Vaccina,
icaaltl from we, and duf a f ress Trsbold Canlcra.
miadai Vaitlau aid Siraaii vndtr V. S. LImim
TatCattir Uitratary, Birkiliy, Cat.. Chliai. ML
. (Uftfctft'ft
HAIK BALSAM.
Atollat rxaparatloa of tnartl
Halpt to.cradlcaU dandratt.
For Raatnrfs Color AKrl
I Baautjr to Cray or Fadod I talr.
APPENDICITIS
If ron bare bean threaunad or hare 0 AIXOT0NH8.
lNlliaMSTlON.GAri or pain In tie rlttit CRCC
ldawrtte for Yaluable Boo of Information lllfci
r a, mr ma. put w-a. tt a. maoniT..cmia
W. N. U., OMAHA, NO. 35-1016.
KILLING MILK BACTERIA
No Objection to Pasteurization
When Properly Done.
Seems Probable That Within Few
Years Supply for Large Cities" Will
Be Thus Treated Three Proc
esses Now In Use.
There Is no valid objection to pas
teurization when properly performed,
and the process inukes snfer oven the
nost carefully handled and Inspected
milk. It seems probable that within
Iho next two years a large proportion
jf tho milk supply In the largo cities
vlll bo pasteurized. There Is already
a marked tendency In this direction.
Before tho valifb of pasteurization
as a hygienic measure was ns well
recognized ns It Is today, It was prac
ticed In secret by a number o'f milk
dealers ns u means of preserving milk
and preventing It from souring. Its
commercial value In this respect is
undoubtedly great, but its chief func
tion Is tho destruction of disease-producing
organisms. Proper pasteuriza
tion should destroy about 1)9 per cent
of nil tho bacteria In tho milk, al
though when tho bacterial count of tho
raw milk Is low tho reduction may bo
3omowhnt smaller. The cfllclcncy of
the process, it Is pointed out, cannot
dink Arranged for Pasteurization of
Milk.
bo bnsed on tho per cent, but rather
on the character of the bacteria de
stroyed. The kinds of bacteria that remain
alive after pasteurization depend on
tho temperature to which tho milk Is
heated and tho species of bacteria
which are in the raw milk. Threo
processes of pasteurization, known re
spectively ns tho flash process, the
holder process and pasteurization in
the bottle, are now practiced In this
country. In the flash process the milk
is raised quickly to u temperuture of
about 1G0 degrees F. or more, held
there for from 30 seconds to a minute,
and then cooled quickly. In tho holder
process the milk Is heated to a tern
peraturo of from 140 degrees to 150
degrees F. and held there for half an
hour. When pasteurization In bottles
Is practiced, tho raw milk Is put into
bottles with water-tight seal caps,
which are Immersed In hot water and
held for from 20 to 30 minutes nt u
temperature of 145 degrees F. In this
way the pusteurlzed milk is not sub
jected to any danger of reinfection.
On the other hand, the seal caps must
be absolutely tight and this Involves
Increased cost. In general, It may bo
said that tho holder process Is coming
Into greater favor than either of the
others. This process permits of the
use of lower temperatures which, for
various reasons, Is highly desirable.
RATE OF SEEDING FLAX CROP
Where Rainfall Is Not More Than
Twenty Inches Twenty Pounds
to Acre Is Recommended.
Where tho annual rainfall Is not
more than 20 Inches, flux need not be
sown nt a greater rata than 20 pounds
. to tho acre. This should be reduced
to 15 pouuds under drier conditions.
Where tho rainfall 1s more thnn 20
Inches, a slightly higher yield may bo
obtained If 25 pounds are sown to tho
. acre. The sowing of moro thun 25
,pounds to the acre on uonlrrlgnted
'. land does not pay.
SHALLOW PLOWING IN FAVOR
' Loose Soli Conserves Moisture Kills
! Weeds and Puts Land In Much
Better Condition.
! Water movas slowly through a loose
J soil aud a loose soli will, therefore,
servo as a mulch and conserve mols-
turc. This is ono of the reasons for
shallow cultivation. Killing weeds,
putting the land In better physlcul
condition and furnishing modes of en
trance for oxygen and nitrogen uro
other reasons. Failure to cultivate
properly Is one way of fanning nt a
loss.
PAINT IS GOOD INVESTMENT
It Is Necessity If Life of Culldlna Is
to Be Considered Apply Often
as Required.
Paint is not u luxury to be added to
Urt building soma time In the future
jperhups not until decay has taken
place It Is a necessity If the life of
tan building is to be considered, and
In profitable Investment that should
be made ns often as the farm buildings
require it
USING WHEAT FOR HOG FEED
Information of Much Value Obtained
In Experimental Work Carried
On at Missouri College.
(By U A. WEAVEK. Missouri Aerlcul.
turnl Experiment Station.)
Tho Missouri agricultural oxperi
mcnt station has obtained information
of value to pork producers, especially
in sensous when tho corn crop is short,
by carrying on experimental work with
other crops grown on the f.trm. By
conducting feeding trials with wheat
It JiaS been shown that under some
conditions wheat may well be used for
hog feeding Instead of corn. Results
obtained show that when corn Is worth
70 cents or moro n bushel, wheat may
be trofitnbly substituted for corn, If
tho whent Is worth 00 cents or less.
Likewise If corn Is worth 80 cents per
bushel, wheat is worth $1.03 u bushel
as hog feed.
It has benn further shown that pork
may be produced moro chenply-by ad
ding n small amount of tankage to a
mixture of corn and wheat than by
feeding theso feeds without such a
supplement.
For example, the cost of producing
100 pounds of pork with corn and tank
ago was GO cents less thnn when
corn alone was used. This would
mean nn additional profit to tho pro
ducer of $100 or more on each carload
of hogs fed.
The results of theso tests are report
ed In full In Bulletin 180 entitled Feed
ing Wheat to Fattening Hogs, pub
lished by the Missouri agricultural ex
periment station. v
WHITEWASH ABOUT THE FARM
Recipe Given by Nebraska College of
Agriculture Great Help In De
stroying Insects.
For general use about tho farm
buildings to assist In destroying In
sects, tho following recipe for white
wash is offered by tho Nebraska Col
lego of Agriculture: Slake five quarts
of lime with hot water to about tho1
consistency of cream. To this add
one pint of zcuolcum or some other
coal-tar product, and ono quart of
kerosene. Dilute with about Its vol
ume of wnter; apply with n brush or
a pump. This solution when properly
applied accomplishes three things:
(1) Zenoleum nets ns a disinfectant
by killing dlscnse germs; (2) the
kerosene aids In destroying mites;
and (2) the lime whitens tho house.
METHOD FOR CLEARING LAND
Combination of Blasting and Stump
Pulling Is Favored at Univer
sity of Wisconsin.
' As a result of experiments with
stump pullers and dynumlte working
together on tho university's demon
stration tour, the University of Wis
consin has discovered that the best
method of clearing land is a combina
tion of blasting and stump pulling. Tho
stump puller people admitted that
time, labor and money could bo saved
by first looscnlng'the stumps by blast
ing before pulling them, nnd tho pow
der men admitted that a similar sav
ing could be effected by having a
stump puller complete the Job after
a comparatively light charge of pow
der had done Its preliminary, pre-,
paratory work on tho stump.
KEEP WHEEL FROM' RATTLING
New Process Provides an Expander
Bolt for Purpose Which Is Fitted
Into Wheel Rim.
A now method has been devised to
stop a buggy or wngon wheel from rat-
.tllng. Instead of having the black
smith remove a 'tiro and shrink It on
ngaln to compress loose purts, tho new
process provides nn expander bolt for
Screw Keeps Tiro Secure.
tho purpose. A section of the felly
Is cut out In order to give necessary
room for this expansion. With n tire
already in place, tho bolt Is turned,
forcing tho wooden rim tight against
tho outer steel hoop. As a result all
looseness In the rim Is taken up. Pop
ulur Mechanics,
OVERFEEDING ON GREEN FOOD
Proper Cure for Bloat Is Inclsjon With
Trocar to Permit Accumulated
Gas to Escape.
Ilovcn or bloat Is a drumllkc swell
ing of front hip, left side, tho result
of overfeeding on green foqd or wet
clover. The proper euro Is nn incision
with n cattle trocar, relieving the ac
cumulated gas. If the disease Is not
properly nnd promptly attended lo
your cow will die.
KEEP WATCH ON THE CHICKS
bon't Let Them Crowd In Brood Coop
Few Minutes Time May 8ave
an Entire Brood.
If your chicks are still lu the small
brood coop, yon must watch them
when tho hens begin to leave, as thoy
aro apt to crowd Into ono coop nnd
lose nn entire brood. A few minutes
each evening may mean mnny dollars
profit or Iosh, according to the value
of your chicks.
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INCREASING YIELD OF MILK
Two Quarts of Wheat Bran Morning
and Evening Will Bring About
Desired Results From Cows.
If Uic milk Is sold it will pay to glvo
each cow two quarts of wheat bran
morning nnd evening. Glvo n forkful
of hay or straw to each tho first thing
in tho morning, nnd after tho liny Is
eaten tho bran may bo given. This
method of feeding keeps tho cows In
good order, tho milk yield Is increased
and thcro Is less danger from bloat
from eating wet clover. Another ad
vantage from feeding bran comes
Right Kind to Keep for Milk.
from tho fact thnt less grass will bo
needed by the cows, and tho droppings
from tho cows will enrich tho pnaturo
to a considerable extent. The mnnuro
should bo broken fine and spread over
tho sod and not left In a solid enko to
kill tho grass under It. Keep tho cows
In tho pasture day and night.
It may not pay to feed grain on
some farms, especially when tho grass
is abundant. Most milk farmers be
lieve It pays to feed n llttlo grain all
through tho summer months this Is
the custom in most dairy districts. If
grain cannot be fed, arrange to havo
plenty of fodder corn, millet or sugar
cane. Fodder corn has tho most food
value when tho Corn Is lu silk. Gut
nnd allow the fodder to wilt a few
hours before feeding. Placo an nrmful
of this fodder In each cow's stall for
tho night's feed, tho cows will bo ready
to come to the stable In milking timo
as soon as the pastufo gato Is opened.
Grnln or n forkful of green feed In tho
cows stall will keep them quiet during
tho time of milking and a larger yield
of milk may bo had when this Is pro
vided. PICKED UP AROUND DAIRY
Small-Top Milk Pail Is Necessary
Dirty Milk Is Dangerous Alvays
Feed Full Ration.
'Tho small-top milk pall Is a neces
sity in tho production of clean milk.
Dirty milk Is more dangerous thnn
dirty water because disease germs that
would starve In wnter will multiply
rapidly in milk.
When the dairy cow Is fed Just
enough to maintain her body weight
she cannot bo expected to glvo much
milk. -
About one-half of tho nutrients in
tho average ration go to sustain tho
body. i
Always feed a full ration.
CALF REQUIRES MUCH CARE
Future Success of Dairyman Depends
Largely on Attention Given to
Young Animals.
Tho well-bred cnlf is mndo or un
made tho first 12 months of Its life.
Good dairymen nro poor calf raisers,
and. this has resulted in tho stunted
calf wo sco on tho nverago farm. Calves
are well cared for In Holland nnd Den
mark, which fact has had much to do
with the development of tho Industry
in tlioso countries. Tho future success
of tho dairyman depends so largely
ifpon tho enro of his culves that too
much emphasis cannot bo pluced upon
this subject.
REMOVE CALjF FROM MOTHER
Strong, Vigorous Youngster Can Very
8afcly Be Taken Away After
One Good Filling Up.
Tho time of tnklng a calf from Its
mother should bo governed by tho
condition of tho oalf. A strong, vig
orous cnlf can very safely ho removed
after onb good filling up; but It is a
distinct mistake to take a weakly,
poor-nourished calf from Its dam be
fore threo days or a week.
Common senso Is worth many fixed
rules In handling stock particularly
young stock.
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The Next Job.
Mother Uavo you practiced Cho
pin's "Ballad In A?"
Gcrtlo Yes, mother.
"Ilnvo you translated your pngo of
Homer?" .
"Yes, mother."
"Havo you learned your flvo prob
lems In Euclid?"
"Yes, mother."
"And havo you worked out tho
binomial theorem?"
"Yes, mother."
"Then go and dust tho dining room."
WANTED 30,000 MEN
For Harvest Work Western Canada
Immense crops; wages $3.00 per day and board. Cheap
railway rates from boundary points. Employment bureaus
at Winnipeg, Regina, North Portal, Saskatoon, Fort Frances,
Kingsgate, B. C, Coutts and Calgary, Alberta.
No Conscription
Absolutely No Military Intmrfmrmnom
For all particulars apply to
W. V. DENNETT, Ream 4, Bee Dldfl., Omaha, Nefcr.
Canadian Governmeat Asset
Worked Too Well.
"Yes," tho young medico sighed, '"the
healing profession Is full of difficulties
Tho other dny for Instance, I hnd a
patient who ought to havo goao to a
warmer climate. Couldn't afford It. 1
decided to try hypnotism. 1 painted
a largo sun on tho celling and by sug
gestion Induced him tq think It was
tho sun."
"And how did It work?" Inquired tho
listener.
Tho doctor passed a hnnd wearily
over his brow.
"Do's down with sunstroke," ho said,
sadly.
Suspicion Confirmed.
A w6rthy vicar in nn English rural
parish who preached ono Sunday in
tho interest of foreign missions was
turprlscd on entering tho village shop
during tho week to bo greeted with
marked coldness by tho old dnmo who
kept It. '
IIo nsked tho cause, and tho good
woman, producing n half-crown from
a drawer, nnd throwing It down be
fore him, snld:
"I marked that coin and put It In
tho plate last Sunday, and hero It Is
back in my shop. I knowed well them
poor Africans novcr got tho monoy."
Bees nro tho only Insects thnt havo
any uso for any kind of combs.
A man visits his relations when ho
has nowhero clso to go.
Fresh From
the Ovens
New Post Toasties rep
resent the most appetizing
form in which choice,
nutritious Indian corn has
ever been prepared.
A new patented pro
cess which includes rotary
toasting under quick,, in
tense heat Rives these
flakes a delicious, new and distinctive flavour.
The New Toasties are featured by the bubbly
appearance of the surface of the flakes due to this
new art of toasting which releases the wonderful new
and attractive true corn taste.
New Post Toasties are not "chaffy" in the package;
and they don't mush down when milk or cream is
added like common "corn flakes."
For tomorrow's breakfast
New Post Toasties
your Grocer has them.
Bad Disposition.
"Bllgglns gets up every morning at
sunrise."
"So ns to get moro work out of th
day?"
"No. So ns to havo tho fun of spoil
ing other pcoplo's sleep."
Few women nro rcnlly nfrnld of
mice, but they hato to disappoint tha
men, who seem to expect them to
bo nfrald.
Fow critics over get what they are
entitled to In this busy world.
Taken at His Word.
Sarcastic Father Julia, that young
man Ililcy has been hero three night
l)i succession, and It has been nearly
midnight when ho loft- Hadn't you
better Invito him to bring his trunk
nnd mnko his homo- with us?
Innocent Daughter Oh, papa, inaj;
I? It Is Just what ho wanted, but he
was too bashful to nslc you. IIo'll be
delighted when I tell hJm this evening.
Of Course Notl
A soiuowhat befuddled individual,
who hnd evidently been lunching A
trlflo too freely, climbed on bonrd the
car with difficulty. , .
"What's tho matter?" ho asked, mild
ly, as ho observed tho conductor's lm
patlcnco. "Ain't this car the one X
want?"
"How do I know whether It 1b or
not?" growled tho conductor.
"Oh, you must havo known it, or yos
wouldn't havo stopped to lot mo' catch
It," said tho befuddled ono.
Method In His Madness.
Tho Pedestrian Whnt u horrible
whtno you havo in nBklug for jifcBlst
anco. You ought to havo your voice
cultivated. Tho Hobo Dot's wot I wnnls de
monoy for, boss. I'm t'lnkln' uv bavin
mo volco .Irrigated, ,
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It sometimes Happens that n mna
mnrrlca nnd settles down In .other
wordB, ho subsides under pressure.