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A Sour
Stomach
n the stnie time It takes a dose ot
!a to bring a little temporary relief
I gas and sour stomach, Phillips
k of Magnesia has acidity complete-
I and the digestive organs
tranquttized. Once you have tried
■ i form of refief you will cease to
i ry about your diet and experience
ew freedom in eating.
I his pleasant preparation is just as
’ and for children, too. Use it when
• r coated tongue or fetid breath
als need of a sweetener. Physh
I' is will tell you that every spoon
,2 of Phillips Milk of Magnesia neu-
K lies many times its volume in acid,
fy the genuine, the name Phillips is
ft ortant Imitations do not act the
PHILLIPS
f ■ Milk .
of Magnesia
vi Indian Child Burials
ft ?o child burials have been uneov
¥ in thei prehistoric Indian ruins
0 he Wuptaki National monument,
rizona. Jesse C. Clarke, custodian
v ie reservation, who made the ex
□ tions, reports that in one burial
Ik adle board was lying over the
W which bore a shell necklace and
fi accompanied by three pieces of
ry.
the other burial the cradle board
underneath the body. Four pots
found In it. Both burials had
wrapped in matting, but moisture
rept in and spoiled it: so that on
smail piece could be salvaged.
Two Famous Americans
h and Daniel Webster were not
v' related. These men belonged
, trict branches of the Webster
I r , whicFcnmc oyer t° the United
| i from England.
! ThoseWlio Dance rg
f V/TUST pay the piper—and all \H
I VI who suffer the misery of !■
> lancing in new or tight shoes know IB
i t.Why notshake Allen’s Foot=Ease
J intoyourshocs? It takes the friction IB
L from the Shoes, and makes dancing
or walking a real joy.
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Allen’a Foot=Ease, La Roy, N. Y I
H pcedy and effective action Ur. Peery’s
y ,and Shot”'has no equal. One dose only
’lean out worms. 50c. All druggists.
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y jggists or 372 Pearl Street. New York City
w Monkey Doses a Home
V -troit woman going soutli wnnt
-0 five herf.pet monkey to the Be
rn oological park. She called the
¥ r but when John T. Milieu said
y id not promise a daily “hot wa
jL i soap bath” tiie monkey’s owner
0 utly hung tip the tcleplione
n ie remapfk, “Cleanliness is next
V iiness area for a monkey.”
M Animals and Parasites
V is Ies&l botliered by parasites
U t has ever been, but domestic
conceptrated in small areas
V bably more pestered than in
W ant may be industrious, but
, ft nore than can be said of some
0
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‘ or grippe—put
U your system
1 y° ur blood
V in or Build
rl up your’lie ajth
f witE thaFsplen
fir “ cfid herbal ton
v Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis
□ which has stood the test of
liars of approval. The air we
4 0 is often full of germs, if our
m is low .we’re an easy mark
■ U J or pneumonia.
Pt h° has Used the “Discovery”,
y D”, wrljtes thus;
. y n *' P - “l hardly know how to ex-
Y Sratitude I own Dr. Pierce for the
■iS (n J ?? e . n Medical Discorery’ has done
Y ia *s r 2s? > influenza left
* /to J* uame into this country
** W three doctors and one
Y ne Golden Medical Discovery* did
y thaiimll the other medicines I
Y _ an n thty were many.”—C. O.
AM Box 94. Ifihiid or tablets. All dealers.
W )r. Piece’s Invalids Hotel in
1Q 3js free advice.
CARBUNCLES
' nj. and Boils—stopped quickly
Y A wJ**Miß ea d on Car boil. Special
0 v "y” 5 * 115 quickly draw out core
y 1 ot worst boil or carbuncle. Lanc
| M ng unnecessary. Prevents
1 W spreading. Get Carboil today from
f" f A druggist. Or send 50£ to Spurlock
-1,,,. [J Weal Cm. Nashville, Tenn.
M
BLACKHEAD CAN
BE CONTROLLED
Disease Is Caused by Animal
Germ in Young Fowls.
Blackhead of turkeys is one of the
most dreaded diseases of this class of
poultry, but destructive as it is, the
trouble may be controlled.
“We find that blackhead is caused
by an animal germ,” says Dr. B. F.
Kaupp, head of the poultry department
at state college. “It generally attacks
young turkeys from five to seven
weeks of age on up until they mature.
To tell definitely whether a bird has
blackhead, one has but to open a
dead bird and if blackhead is present,
the liver will appear to be spotted. If
the liver be cut through, these spots
of dead tissue will be found scattered
throughout. To prevent future spread
of the trouble, the eggs for hatching
should be soaked for len minutes in a
1 to 10,000 solution of bichloride of
mercury and hatched in an incubator
or by a turkey hen away from chick
ens. Where blackhead is not on the
premises, these precautions are not
necessary. A drug called suipho
phenol may also be used. Always give
the birds all the buttermilk or soured
skim milk that they will drink. This
tones up tiie general health condi
tions.”
To learn more of the real nature of
this disease. Doctor Kaupp will begin
field studies with turkeys in the four
mountain counties of Ashe, Madison,
Jackson and Avery. These four coun
ties have many turkeys and the owners
have suffered losses in the past by
reason of the blackhead trouble. Doc
tor Kaupp states that all the exper
imental work will be conducted under
actual farm conditions and he hopes
to find definite and practical control
or preventative methods which may be
used by ail farmers.
Turkey-growing offers good profits,
especially to the grower who is pre
pared to put first-class birds on the
market at Thanksgiving and Christ
mas. There are many successful tur
key farmers in various parts of North
Carolina and if it is possible to find a
practical control for blackhead, the in
dustry should easily become more
profitable.
Runner Ducks Classed
as Heavy Egg Layers
Runner ducks are classed as laying 1
ducks and are the only breed recog- j
r,ized in that classification. In many
instances Runners hfive produced as
many eggs as chickens. If managed j
properly ducks of tins breed may be j
'expected today almost as wed as hens. J
These ducks are • small in size, the
males weighing four to four and one
lialf pounds and the females three
and a half to four pounds. In spite
of the fact that they are heavy lay
ers they mature quite rapidly and
make good broilers. They are killed
for this purpose when they weigh
about two and a half to three pounds.
I These ducks are long and narrow bod
ied. The body is carried very erect.
There are three varieties of_ Runner
ducks: Fawn and White Runners,
Penciled Runners, aim VvnitJ Gun
ners. In all three varieties the mat
ings are made in the proportion of ony,
drake to each six of eight djlcWg!
Poultry Hints
A point to keep in mind in feeding
ma'sh to the, turkeys is that they need
the vitamine D provided by a good
high-grade cod-liver oil just as badly
as do chickens.
* • *
Most turkey- raisers will wish to
hatch the eggs in an incubator and
brood the poults artificially. By doing
this they can keep the turkey liens
in production almost continuously.
* * *
There’s no better feed for young
poults than plenty of sour milk. Feed
five times daily at first, but don’t over
feed, and be sure to keep grit, chay- I
gffll afld clean water before them ar i
times. ■ : „ ,‘zr. as-raa**"
* * *
Build open sheds for turkeys to J
roost under as soon as they begin {o •
Want to fly up to roost, , a2 *j>***'
• * * -£*-
Keep ysllng ttirkoyS shut up until
one week old. Then turn out for a few
hours each day during the warm part
of the day until they are two weeks !
old.
• • •
Each turkey egg is worth a great j
deal more than a single chicken egg, j
and because of this fact the loss is
greater when the eggs do not hatch j
or when they hatch into weak turkeys.
* * *
Start birds on bran and clabber
mash if possible; otherwise, use corn
bread.
• • •
Don’t try a late hatch unless yon
have separate enclosure for these late
turkeys. Two ages of turkeys don't
mix any better than two ages of chick
ens do.
• • •
Usually It Is necessary to use one
gander to every three or four geese.
A young gander will do provided he
is fully matured. Geese may be turned
out in any moderately cold weather.
THE ROCKDALE RECORD, Conyers. Ga., Wed., April 10. 1929.
Rid of Constipation .
Improved Both Health
and Looks
“I suffered from stomach and bowel
trouble for a number of years. I fin
ally got so bnd that I hud no life or
energy left, and felt that there was
no help for me. I was completely
worn out all the time, had a distressed,
haggard look i \ my face. My mind
was dull, my eyes blurred, and I was
unable to take an Interest in anything.
“I commenced using Milks Emul
sion in May. It occurred to me that
the best way to let you see the wonder
ful improvement Milks Emsksion had
made in my health and appearance,
would be to send you the picture that
I happened t have taken a few weeks
before I started using your Milks Emul
sion, and to have another picture tak
en now, and send both to you.
“I am still taking your Milks Emul
sion and Improving each day. I know
I would have Teen in my grave had
it not been for your Emulsion. I love
to take It. It lr; so pleasant and agree
able.
“I only weighed 108 pounds when I
began to use Milks Emulsion, and now
I -weigh 138 pounds. It has cleared up
my complexion, made my eyes bright
and a difference in my looks, as you
will see by the two pictures. I don't
look like the same woman. To my
mind it is Nature’s beautifier.
“I try to get everyone that I meet
to take Milks Emulsion as it is the
most wonderful medicine in the world.”
Yours trulv, MISS SARAH KATE
KNIGHT, 722 Anderson St., Bristol,
Tenn.
Sold by all druggists under a guar
antee to give satisfaction or money
refunded. The Milks Emulsion Cos,
Terre Haute, Ind. —Adv.
Unemployment Flan
A bold industrial experiment will be
made in Norway, when tiie unem
ployed in the town of Evenes are to
take over great ore mines which have
been idle since 1923. The workers
are to rent the mines.
The pursuit of the perfect, then, is
tiie pursuit of sweetness and light.—
Arnold.
Go on and keep a diary. You’ll
tear it up some years afterward.
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Food Products
119 N. 4th St., Camden, N. J.
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disease of the gums. Pyorrhea, test the new AVIVA
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STOMATESE for stomach troubles, sour
OfiUiach, Jjiurtburn, gas, ulcers. Helps and
harmless. Try at our risk. Address Stoma
tese Cos.. P. O. Box 655, St. Louis, Mo.
Itegul I-ity Bulbs Flowering Size. Very harJy.
Ay W£h-diaii?e4 25c each, 19 {or $2.09
postpaid. Ask for beautiful catalog free
George I.auler, Moutt; 0, Tacoma, Waslu
——- jilt !■.
60 ACpe Farm on Paved Road
# room houso, barn, store, filling station, all
for $5,000. One-fourth cash, balance 5 years
6%.Write “Farm,” Bov 58, Warm Springs, <ia.
Used Pianos Fully Guaranteed, $55 Up. Phono
graphs, $0 up. Freight prepaid. Write today
regarding 30 day free trial offer. De Forest,
Louis & Scott, 8 So. Dearborn St..Chicago,lll.
Agents to handle houso-to-house canvassing.
Good proposition for full or part-time work.
Commission basis. Write TRT-ON Spectacle
Corporation, 70'4 Church St., Norfolk, Va.
JAPANESE KUDZU BEAN. Everlasting hay
and forage crop. Easily and inexpensively
grown from seed. Full Information, free
sample. Eugene Ashcraft, JUonroe, N. C.
ACHlMENES —Attractive window or porch
box plant. Blooms all summer, purple flow
ers, beaut!*ul foliage; bulbs 30c doz.; 4 doz.
sl. Mrs. Oscar Tuck, Westminster, S. C.
New Magazine Wants Short Stories and
Poems, by New Writers. Pay good rates.
SI,OOO in prizes. Stamp for particulars. Sam
ple 25c. A. O. Freese & Son, Upland, Ind.
MATHEWS SOY BEANS. Absolutely new
Forty to seventy bushels per acre. Most
money per acre. MATHEWS, LOVETT, GA
Instant Belief for Bronchitis, head and chest
colds. $2.00. Satisfaction guaranteed. H. W.
Swanson, 315 Livingston St.. Peoria, 111.
BOY SCOUTS— Special 3-color flashlight giv
en for 2 hours* work. Globe Supply House,
Box 38, Demorest, Ga.
Y r our Opportunity to Earn Big Money! Sell
Ros-Tex tablecloths. N>vv! Novel! Practical!
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W. N. U., ATLAMTA.no. 15-1929.
DM
DANKS SAYS COWS
NEED BLOOD TEST
Efficient Method to Find
Contagious Abortion.
The lack of Isolation stables and
proper quarantine facilities Is the
most serious difficulty in getting rid
of abortion disease from dairy farms,
said J. It. Danks, superintendent of
the Winterthur farms, Winterthur,
Del., nt the New York State College
of Agriculture at Ithaca.
When as many as 15 or 20 per cent
of the herd is infected with con
tagious abortion, it is advisable to sep
arate the positive reactors from the
negative ones, and this separation
should be complete. It is not enougli
to place tlie infected animals In one
end of tiie barn and the noninfected
in the other end. Where only a rel
atively small proportion is infected a
system whereby the positive reactors
are removed from tiie herd at calving
time has proved satisfactory.
Blood testing appears to be tiie most
j efficient method of determining which
animals are infects, says Mr. Danks.
but a knowledge of the limitations of
this method is needed to obtain best
results. The typical veterinarian is
not yet sufficiently posted about tiie
details of tiie blood-testing plan to
advise his clients, so great progress
in eliminating abortion by tiie blood
test method will not be made until tiie
veterinarian, and through .him the
stockman, is better informed on tiie
subject.
In most herds where blood tests
have been made and tiie best-known
principles of segregation and quaran
tine have been followed, tiie abortion
rate lias rapidly declined to approxi
mately 5 per cent or less, although in
a few herds abortion has not declined
much below 10 per cent. Tiie cause
of abortions in animals free from the
Rang bacillus is not fully understood
and should be made the subject of
further investigation. It is generally
considered that a variety of causes
are responsible, such ns improperly
developed reproductive organs, and
accidents.
Navel Cord Should Have
Very Careful Attention
Immediately Hie calf is dropped the
navel cord should be tied with twine
that lias been prepared for the pur
pose by being kept in a bottle con
taining either a 5 per cent carbolic
acid solution or methylated spirits.
The twine should he tied about one
and one-half inches from the navel
and it is advisable to squeeze out any
blood that may he in the cord before
tying. The iiands of the person who
ties the cord should, of course, have
been well washed with soap and wa
ter and rinsed in disinfectant sol
tion, otherwise the handling am u
ing the cord ntay prove p r tie
dangerous and the purpose
defeated. After being t' jnfit he
navel and surroundi’' Stib cord,
he painted with a J S parts should
In methylated r - dilution of iodine
iodine dissolv- < 3r > grains of
4 W° pints of the
l spirits), find "J second application
| should be as soon as the first
j one lias IjOeof'e dry. As ah addition
jal safeguard, the cord and navel
should then be covered with Slock
-1 holm tar.
Undesirable Flavor
Undesirable flavors are sometimes
noted in milk when cows are first
turned to pasture, particularly on
sweet clover pastures. The flavors
are usually accompanied by digestive
disturbances in the cows. The trouble
i “Shady may he prevented by supply
ing the fojvs wiHi good supplemental
feedSj such as hay and grain, each
: L!£ frmning Jiem to pas
ture and hy keeping A supply of dry
roughage like oat straw, in a rack,
■H-M-I-T I | I | I ! n [TTTrW-h-h-H-h
_ Dairy Hints -
Dry pastures too frequently mean
dry cows. **”•- : ,r~
1 ! * •v*
• • * , ,W'
A good system of I,arn ventilation
usually means healthier cows and pur
er milk.
* • *
Ensilage crops are best if planted
early. Here again only the best test
ed seed should he planted.
* •
When farmers come to think of salt
and water as food their animals will
be more profitable and healthy.
* • *
Good pasture grass holds a place in
the list of delicacies for dairy cows
which no other feed can quite fill.
* • *
The feed hill is the largest direct
change in the production of milk.
Hence economical feeding is of great
Importance in the production of cheap
milk.
* • •
Halves receive, in addition to the
milk and gruel, limited amounts of al
falfa or clover hay after they tiro one
month, old. After they are three
months old, alfalfa hay is kept before
them at all times. Small calves are
likely to eat more hay than they can
digest, especially when it is fine and
leafy and of good quality.
Kidneys Bother You?
Deal Promptly With Kidney Irregularities.
KIDNEY disorders are too serious to ignore.. It
pays to heed the early signals. Scanty, burning
or too frequent kidney excretions; a drowsy, listless
feeling; lameness, stiffness and constant backache
are timely warnings.
To promote normal kidney action and assist your
kidneys in cleansing your blood of poisonous wastes,
use Doan’s Pills. Used and recommended the world
over. Ask your neighbor!
50,000 Users Endorse Doan’s:
3. F. Shaw, 987 Columbus Ave., New York, N. Y., aay: "My kidneya
were not actin properly. The secretion, paused too frequently and this broke
my rest at night. I felt tired and my back bothered me coniderab!y. I tried
Doan', Pills and it was only a short time before 1 felt all right again.
Doan’s Pills
A Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys
At all dealers, 75c a box. Fostcr-Milburn Cos., Mfg. Chemists, Buffalo, N. Y.
Inspiration
A certain Detroit resident's way of
getting out of any unwelcome invita
tion, during (lie current social season,
has been to hold his nose while tele
phoning and pretend he lias grippe.—
Detroit News.
In Slumber’s Clasp
Wife—l think 1 hear burglars. Are
you awake?
Husband—No!
RHKQnHr ■>.
RESTORES strength and brings back the old appetite with a vengeance.
•X l^f f L h i e ßn°M y - he WO and oVer •• • wherev er PERUNA is known.
. „ 14 s * ho ~ n ,f • • • together with certain roots and herbs
to a n d f “a 6 ?, by H d n ot ? r , S verywhcre ’ Tules °f Stubborn coughs due
to colds, of shattered health, lost weight, sapped energy all have the same
PFRUN A W^ n thi mtcrnal m’ediefne plays hs part V! v ,
FLRU NA brings results, almost with the very first spoonful.
IZ! v raV -n y K°“L mei ? , l : you ’ ~ diest and assimilate food A %
better, you 11 build weight. . , good, firm, usefuTflesK
after day. One bottle usually r 1 - c.i ~“ y / ’
J* . . aatuallv M.-n****** wonders. Stimulates/ YOUf
—-so rejuvenate. Just you try it and see. / Drugdjgf
ET I I |kl Jk I Ifoi-tor’s I’lrscrifiiinu
C.TI U n M SINCI-: 1864
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Come Seben
Officer os, you honor, ft’s a case
of “shako well before using.”
Judge—Oh, a patent medicine case?
Officer—No, sir, a dice game.
Mar always mo: Ujorfi taxes—
and for the rest of your lifetime.
11 in C '-y McConnlck A Company, 1921
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Walerbugs—Crickets and many other insects
Write for educational booklet, McCormick & Cos., Baltimore, Md.
Bee Brand
In sect Po w der
orLio uid S p rau
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It jour dealer cannot furnish, we will &{ Liquid— 50c, 75c and $1.25. Gun—3oc
■oppl/ direct by Parcel Poat M Powder— 10c, 25c, 50c end SI.OO
at regular prices Gua— 25c
Glutton for Thrift
Mrs. ldlecliat—l never knew you?
husband was stingy.
Mrs. Gossiper—Stingy. Why, say,
when he married me lie had only
one suit and a $5 hill, lie has never
changed either of them.
All-Season Sport
“Golf is a year-round game.”
“Yes, you can play it all s'
and talk it all winter.”
Next Best Thing to It
IX Reamer—“l’d like to make a
million.” Hard Up—“And then I’d like
to make a touch,”
■wteasg£
'Time is money and even the night
watchman knows that it pays to save
the day.