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Balm, an old salve long on the market for garget or mastitis. He says it has worked fine on bulls on feed test. Leese rubs, or sacrifies, the ring worm area until almost at the point of bleeding then applies the Bag Balm. The sulphur salve or iodine ought to do just as well. Also, Lee Thornton and Doc Johnson were wondering wheth er Captan, a fungicide is good, as a ring worm preventative which is caused by a fungus. Seemed likely but not know ing, we put in a call for the brass, I mean the horse's mouth at Blacksburg. After all, Lee said he and Mau-! rice O’Bannon had found Cap-| tan mixed with talcum powder to be excellent for athletes foot. Now how about that? No research data on Captan as a ring worm preventative. Could be ok for all I know. After all a couple years ago a salesman distributed ‘‘ToePad" at our fox hound field trial. Before our trials were over, houndsmen had found it so effective in taking sore ness out of their hounds’ feet, they tried it on their cut fingers, blistered feet, etc. Ollie Durant got Wahlgrens Drug Store to stock it. Dr. Lewis says they sell more of it than any other medicated ointment. Because of the fox hunters, the company is now putting out the dog "Toe Pad" under another nameforhuman use! So I’m told I ? I
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