The Jet Visitor (Jet, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 18, 1920 Page: 3 of 8
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GLEAN PENS ARE
URGED FOR PIGS
Roundworm Held Responsible for
Many Deaths and Large Pro-
portion of Runts
REGULAR GROWTH OF
' CLUBS DURING 1920
BADLY DRAINED LOTS CAUSE
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Will knock It In vet-y bort time At tha flmt iln of count
or cold In your bono give a few dueee of "BPOHN'S" It will
tct od the elands eliminate (he din-ana nerm and prevent further
destruction of body by dlaeaae "HFOHN'8" bai been the etand-
rd remedy for Dlitempcr Influenaa Pink-Bye Catarrhal Fever
Coucha and Colda for a quarter of a century 0 cent and IXIft
per bottle at your drtur at ore
6POHN MEDICAL COMPANY Otwhea !
Kill jhat Cold With
for
Colds Coifbt
CASCARA Hi QUININE
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La Grippe
Reelected Colds are Dangerous
Take do chancae Keep this standard remedy bandy for tha tut wiiia
Braaka ep a cold ia 24 hours— Reuevoe
Orippa In I days— Excellent or Haadacba
Qninlna In thla form docs not affact tha baad— Caacarm la baat Toole
Laxative— No Opiate in Kill'
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT
Young Animals Farrowed and Kept In
Placet Infested With Eggs of Para-
sites Are Almost Certain to
Pick Up Some of Them '
Investigations reported In a recent
technical pulillrntlon of the bureau of
animal Industry United States Depart-
ment of Agriculture disclosed addi-
tional evidence of the Importance of
keeping young pica In clean pens that
have not been contaminated by other
swine v '
A roundworm of pigs known at As-
carta suum Is held responsible not
only for many deaths among swine but
for a lurge proportion of the runts
among these animals Development
and perpetuation of the roundworms
Is fostered by badly drained and ma'
nure-cnr -red hog lots which are on
this account dangerous to young pigs
and not good for pigs of any age
Soil May Become Infeated
Eggs of the parnslte may remain
alive In soil for five years and even
longer Places occupied by pigs har
boring the adult norms In their Intes-
tines will become badly infested with
the eggs Pigs farrowed and kept In
such places are certain to plrk up
many of these eggs and even suckling
pigs are 'liable to swallow eggs pres
ent In dirt adhering to the teats of
the sows
Investigations by the bureau have
proved that after the eggs have been
swnllowed and hnve hatched In the In
' tontine the young worms do not liume-
dlntely settle down hut penetrate the
wall of the Intestine and travel to the
liver and lungs From the lungs they
crawl up the wlndHpe and then down
the esophngtis and return to the Intes-
tine Only after they have passed
through the lungs do they eslnbllsh
themselves In the Intestine and grow
to maturity
May Cause Pneumonia
In passing through the lungs the
young worms cause more or less dam
age to these organs Pneumonia may
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are lielpina their husbands to prosper are afad
they encouraged them to bo where they could make a home of their
Own — KavA navlnaT mrtt anri rtaHlira rnatt nf li vina - -
could reach prosperity and dependence by tHiying t Mty 4aarint
Fertile Land at $15 to $30 an Acre
— land similar to that which through many rear hat yielded freaa 10
to 4S kushaie ol wheat te Ihe acre Hundred of lamwn In Wen era
Canada hare raiaed rvpa In a auula aeaaon worth more than the whole
coat ot their land with each crop coma prosperity independence toad
bomea and all the comloru aod conveiuencea wiuch make (or happy living
Farm Gardens— Poultry— Dairying
are aoorcet of income arcond only to Brain growinf and atock raiama
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Creep Arranged So That Young Piga
Can Get In the Pen Under the Fence
but Large Hoga Are Kept Out
result and the animal may die about
a week or ten days after Infection
Symptoms of thla pneumonia among
pigs are commonly known as "thumps
Not all cases of "thumps" come from
this source bat the worms are fre-
quently the cause' Young pigs are
more susceptible than older pigs to In-
fection and are also more likely to
suffer severely from migration of the
young worms through the lungs
There Is no treatment for the lung
stage of the parasite If the pig" sur-
vives he may later be treated with
worm remedies to remove the worms
from the Intestine In such cases
however It commonly happens that the I
animal hat been so seriously Injured
by the worms during their migration
through the lungs that even after their
expulsion from the Intestines the pig
It unable to make up for the setback
he has received although he does bet-
ter than If allowed to go untreated
Exodus From Country to City Is
Being Checked '
Agriculture Dignified In Eyes of
Thousands of Boyt and Qlrlt and
Brlngt New Interett Into
Lives of Members
During the first six month In 1020
208257 buys and girls In the northern
and western stales enrolled In the
cluhs which are supervised by the Uni
ted Slates Iepurtint'iit of Agriculture
and the slute colleges The lurge en
rollment In these cluhs promises that
soon possibly before the next census
la taken the exodus from the country
to the city will be definitely checked
Club work has alretuly dignified agrl
culture In the eyes of tliouwinds unn
thousands of farm boys and girls and
made them satisfied with country life
for the orgunixatinn brings new Inter
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Membert of Pig Club Being Shown
Fine Pointa
esls Into the lives of Its members and
enables them to muke money of their
own While club work encournget
boys and girls to procure a higher
education If possible — 0S7 notthern
and western club boys and 007 club
girls are In ngrit-ullurul colleges this
year— It does not educute them awuy
from the furm
- One per cent of the total popn'n
tion of the country or 1011441 per
sons were reached the first six months
of the current year through th
juvenile club events Whoa the boyi
and girls put on an exhibit It Is popu-
lar with all ages anil all ages attend
The work In the clubs was carried
on by 173 permanent county club
agents and 8046 volunteer local lead-
ers The number of permanent clnb
agents hat nearly doubled In tlx
months Large numbers of farm bu-
reaus now are paying the salary of a
club leader at well as that of a county
agcut mid home demonstration agent
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PIGS REDUCE HUSKING COSTS
"Hogging Down" Corn Shown to Be
Profitable by Teat Made at
( North Dakota College
'Here' Is another bit of evidence re-
ceived at University farm that "hog-
ging down" corn Is good business for
maor growers of hogs id corn The
North Dakota Agricultural college ob-
tained a return of $4ftM an acre by
using 48 shoats to hog down 10 acres
of flint corn In 1018 according to J II
Shepperd of the experiment station
The hogs were turned Into the-Held
September C when they averaged 100
pounds In weight and left there until
November 12 They made an average
gain of 94 pounds or a gain of 28179
pounds per acre They were marketed
at 1031 cents which allowing for
shrinkage gave a return of $4554 per
acre These results are In line with
those obtained by the Minnesota ex-
periment stations
Way to Cultivate It
"Money Is the root of all evil" '
"Yes and It grows best by the graft-
ing process"
MOTHER!
California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
SKUNKS WILL YIELD PROFIT
FOWLS TOO FAT TO LAY EGGS
Ohio Specialist Says Hen Becomes
Fat Because She la Naturally
- a Poor Layer
Can a hen get too fat to tayf Is a
question frequently asked by poultry
keepers In answer to this question
B L Pulton poultry specialist nt the
Ohio State university says: "As a gen-
eral rule no A hen becomes fat be-
cause she Is naturally a poor layer
Instead of laying eggs she lays on
body fnt Some rations which consist
of corn and no animal protein snch
at meat scraps and tankage contain
no elements capable of producing
eggs" '
BIRDS MIGHTY GOOD FRIENDS
Farmer It Amply heps Id for Trouble
In Feeding and Sheltering
Little Songttert
What are yon doing to protect and
lrng the birds to your place? Birds
are mighty good friends of ours and
If we feed and she'ter them we are
amply repaid for on' trouble Try It
snd see If It doesn't work out that
way for you
Besides Destroying Mice Grssahop-
pars and Other Inaecta Their
Fur le Valuable
- Farming Is supposed to deal only
with domesticated animals Few per-
sons have considered establishing
friendly relations with the skunk al-
though It has been done under the mis-
apprehension that the animal waa
cat
Skunks destroy mice grasshoppers
crickets and white grubs and yield a
very valuable fur A couple of dozen
tkunkt running around the farm will
produce 1100 worth of fur and lave
much money by the animals that they
kill If the chickens are kept In
skunk-proof yards their dens respect-
ed and tact used when meeting them
in the dark a profitable side line' will
be added to the farm Income
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
nly— look for the name California on
the package then you are sure your
child la having the best and most harm'
lest phytic for the little stomach liver
and bowels Children love Its fruity
taste Full directions on each bottK
Ion must say "California"— Adv
' The upper dog la willing to take tl
bone and let the under dog have ti
sympathy
Too Many After a
"Is It lucky te have a rubfcrfs footr
'I don't believe It la—far tha rabbtfV
USE "DIAMOND DYES" '
Dye right t Don't rkjk)
your material In poor dye
Each package tl "Dmmetit) '
Dyes" can tain wrrerfastjtji
to simple) thai any wewaa
can ) diamond-dye a ne
rich fadeless eorer Into M
garments draperies cover-
ings everything whether
wool silk lrnen Cvtte or
mixed good
Buy "Dlamoai Djes" I—
no other kind — then rtkrfecl
reaulta are gnaranteed-
Drugglst has "Dlasaoaa
Dyet Color Card"— 10 rich cetpra Air
Some men become crooked hi trying
to make both endt meet ! ' '
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Catarrh
Catarrh ta a local disease areathr bUe-
anced by eonatitutlonal condlaiosa
HALL'S CATARRH MUDKHHii fa at
Tonlo and Blood Partner By Sliasittauj
tha blood and bulldlnc rp ike aateaE
HALL'S CATARRH MBDICIHa mtorS
ao-rnal condition! and aVewt t4are te
do Hs work -
All Drusaieta Ctr eaters (dm
F J Cheney 4 Co Toledo OMar
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Some men prefer war rather ikM
jll bachelorship - i'- 8T--'''
When You
Feel Shaky
Tessa
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Tone
Up
For Malarial Fevers and a General Tonic '
II not aold by your druggist write ARTHUR PETER tt CO LOUISVILLE K
MARKETING BY PARCEL POST
It Should Be Remembered That Not
All Farm ' Products Can Be '
Handled In Thit Manner
While it may be attractive to a city
dweller to believe that be can have a
vegetable garden grown for him 100
mllet or ISO miles away place his or-
ders for the cost of a stamp and have
the produce delivered at hit door It
should be remembered that not all
farm product! lend themselves to di-
rect marketing by parcel post Usual-
ly It la Impracticable to market such
heavy products nt potatoes by parcel
poM whereat eggs bntter sausage
poultry many vegetables and meats
!iay frequently be shipped with profit
aud at a saving to the purchaser
WttGlig
When yon 're clogged up by
CONSTIPATION jaurtdioed by
torpid LIVER devitalized by
poor BLOOD or toured by DT8- '
PEPS LA your case calls for Dr-
Tbacher'a Liver and Blood Synip'
—an old physician'! famous pre- '
acription in snocessful use for
68 years u an all-around family
medieine
"From His HeaH"
tit B J Hatcher of 6heU Blutl 6a ':
ssyit "1 am going toglve yon a teatl-
monlal that le from toy heart I would
not be without bit TllACBKii'8 '
UVEB AND BLOOD 8YBUP In my
home and will try my very beet to got 1
it into every borne In my looaJlty 1
take It and my wife and children take
it whenever wo aee even the leaat In-
dication of a coated tongue tiuea we'-
know that the tongue it Uo thormdtiv
tier of the Itomaeh"
THACHEX MEDICINK CO
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Harris, George A. The Jet Visitor (Jet, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 18, 1920, newspaper, November 18, 1920; Jet, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1713723/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.