THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY MARCH 31, 1927
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The Vagrant J
turn's ITie Into a constant auvgnrTre.
That is the woman of whom a man
will never tire, and who will adapt
herself to his mood, even when he
wants to kiss her while the bacon fat
is still congealing on the dish." From
"Sugar and Spice," by Lady Kitty Vincent
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TREATMENT FOR
SHEEP FOOT ROT
Vrrr mnv YPArS SbeeD rtttseri
bare dreaded troublesome affections
la Ibelr flocks "known as foot rot. The
te?m as commonly used includes two
foot allmenta, These are true or con
tagious foot rot, and a so-called foot
rfc or foot orecess. True foot rot
la a highly contagious bacterial dls
ie resulUng from Infection of tne
fret with bacillus necrophoras.
This disease Is characterized by In
flammation trf the foot and by fever,
fdlowed by ulceration, softening of
Shoot the tonnajtoa of a fetid, pur
nt, sticky discharge of character!
tk odor, lameness and sometimes loss
cY hoof. The organism may even at
tafck the bones of the abe&p. Travel
Ins becomes aimoet Impossible when
rtf tup feat ace Infected
JlB death pmy reait
t)ot sorenesM, which is teas serious.
maUy the resull of mechanical in
which breads Che akrn and thus
rta filth anil sofl-borne Infectious
Anim entrance. Inflammation, Tit
ration, ana lonnanrao 01 yua umj
on If the lnfecnpn U Oisregaraea,
; It Is not contagious, like true foot
i;The treatment for eKher foot rot or
pt soreness cceefcta of removing tne
ected sheep, paring away all dead
ny growth ftwn the noor, remov
nil foremen material, and bathing
fnnt in an antlseDttC solution.
tPnwrtprpd crvetais of copper sul
phate, commonly called blue vitriol or
tJtue stone, may be dusted between the
titfcs, or on the uUic. Healing usually
ftJUows In a few days.
Instead of powdered blue stone,
aome sheep raisers prefer a paste of
fnal parts of powdered blue vitriol,
wers of sulftour, and burnt alum
xed with enpngfi lard, vaseline, or
be tar to make a paste. This la
applied directly U tHa ulcer.
Mass treattnontoX tne flock rs often
desirable. Fur tbl u a water-tight
tftbugh 8 or 10 laches wide, 4 to 6
laches deep and about 8 feet long,
Saced between panels so the sheep
Jn be forced to walk through a satu;
Ated solution of copper sulphate
Jfbout 2 Inches deep m the trough. O.
i. Bell, In charge of sheep work at
the. Ohio exnerlment station.
Find Alsike Poisoning
in White-Skinned Horse
Alsike poisoning occurs with more
or less regularity in white-skinned
horses. This Is due to the fact that
there is no pigment or color in the
skin. It is caused by some sub
stances In the alsike clover plant If
horses are kept out of the clover when
it Is wet either with dew or rain they
do not get this condition. Any good
lotion or ointment can be used. The
following Is as good as anything that
you might use: Zinc oxide ointment,
belladonna ointment or carbolized
vaseline. These should be appuea
night and morning and rubbed in fair
ly well and gently. They can be se
cured from any druggist
Good Mineral Mixtures
Recommended for Pigs
Various homemade mineral mix
tures are recommended for pigs. The
Purdue experiment station has had
good success with the following: Ten
pounds acid phosphate, ten pounds
wood ashes and one pound of salt
The Ohio experiment station recom
mends the following as very satisfac
tory: Two pounds of ground lime
stone, two pounds bone meal and one
pound of salt. The Iowa station rec
ommends : Twenty pernios sau, iony
pounds bone meal, forty pounds
ground limestone, and one-third ounce
of potassium iodide. Either of these
mixtures will give good results under
ordinary conditions.
Watch Foot of Sheep
Watch the hoofs of all of the sheep
to see that they are kept pared away.
On stony, rocky soil the feet do not
need as much attention ns on soft
or loamy soils.
Keep the sheep dry underfoot at all
times and never allow the wool to be
come water-soaked, especlully during
a season when the weather is likely
to be cold and cloudy. This is especial
ly Important during the winter season
but deserves attention even during the
summer.
Big Job for Woman
to Handle Grown Man
"Man has always wanted a listener
since the beginning of things, and
when he comes home he wants it stllL
. . . Listen for all you are worth;
it Is your Job. I can tell you, to
handle a full-grown man properly Is a
full-grown woman's Job, and don't
you forget It."
"Anyone can be charming when the
evening falls and the stars twinkle In
the sky, but give me the man who can
be charming at breakfast without be
ing offensive." v
"It Is the things of the spirit more
than those of the flesh by which love
Is preserved. A woman may not
trouble to powder her nose, nor mani
cure her nails, and yet she may have
that fithtl flair for lovliS well whih
Fort's Discovery Adds
to Britain's History
New pages can be added to British
history books as the result of archeo
logical discoveries In the Island of
Bute, which lies In the Firth of Clyde,
on the west coast of Scotland, accord
ing to experts who have been exam
ining the finds.
The period covered by the relics,
which were found In the vitrified Dun-
agoll fort, In the south of the Island,
Is from about 200 B. C to 100 B. C
says a special dispatch from London
to the Philadelphia Record, and hith
erto little has been known of the origin
and habits of the Islanders In those
fur-off days.
The finds, however, throw a flood of
light on the life of this early race, for
they Indicate what food the islanders
ate; how and what tliey wore; how
their women were bedecked, and the
nature of their houses and industries.
Prof. Ludovlc McL. Mann, Scottish
archeologist, says the relics have filled
a enn in what was hitherto an "almost
entire blank" In the student's knowledge.
Ancient Archives Saved
European merchants economize by
wrapping their merchandise in old
newspapers or any other paper which
can be easily obtained. In the little
Rumanian town of Nagyvarad (for
merly Hungarian) this custom led to
the discovery of some old documents
of historical importance. Students
bought fruit from a street vender and
examination of the cornucopias showed
that the .Dftner. came from .old Hun-
garfar' ' documents. One tliA'ument ,
contained an official account of the
battle of Magenta (fought in Italy in j
18o9). Another was an original de-1
cree of Franz Joseph, dated 1780, per- j
mitting the Protestants of agyvaraa
to sing their religious songs when con
ducting burial services. According to
reports, the documents in which the
fruit was sold came from the local
archives, the Rumanian authorities
having sold them for old paper.
With a collection of 2,500,000
specimens representing 113,000 spe
cies, the Smithsonian Institute in
Washington pualifies as the world's
largest bughouse.
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