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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1912
Page
6
The article argues profits come from milk above normal yield and stresses self sufficient feed on the farm. It notes that cows are not always the cause of unprofitability and suggests buying neighbor’s cows when appropriate. It also advises rapid milking, prompt cooling, and humane handling to keep milk quality.
W. D. Neale advises careful selection of dairy cattle in Iowa Homestead. Consider age and teeth, health including tuberculosis tests, and avoid cows with jaw lumps. Test milk for butter fat when evaluating yield. Guernsey cattle noted for strong milking traits and adaptability. typical weights cited for cows and bulls.
The article lists practical criteria for choosing a dairy cow including butter yield for butter and feed for poultry, disposition during milking, safety for milkers, ease of milking, and temperament. It emphasizes avoiding cows that kick during milking and recommends testing for calmness and milking consistency.
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a rapid, reliable remedy for burns wounds bruises boils sores and inflammations. Claims quick pain relief and healing process with skin benefits available at druggists for 25 cents.
In selecting our stock the principal point considered is QUALITY. We are exclusive agents for Y. and E. Filing Systems Carter’s Typewriter Carbons and Ribbons Leopold Desks Colonial Office Chairs L. C. Smith and Royal Typewriters. After years of MAKING GOOD these products have become SYNONYMS OF QUALITY. Next week we will mention others.
Visiting neighbors welcome at I C O F Hall Market and F Street. Meets held on the second and fourth Fridays each month.
The speaker argues that when milking a cow is discussed the best course is to send the animal to the butcher once she becomes fat enough. The remark reflects practical farming judgment and a focus on efficiency.
Advice on milk preservation by reducing air exposure. It discusses airborne bacteria in milk, safe handling, and the impact of environmental habits on dairy production. Also covers farm practices from sapling care to improving home premises and family life for rural households.
The article recounts Perry's Lake Erie triumph and the 1812 ship actions from the Constitution versus Java and Guerriere to the Chesapeake and Shannon. It covers key figures like Hull, Perry, and Dearborn, and notes battles at York, Fort Meigs, and Raisin River with casualties and outcomes shaping the early war era.
An optimistic contemplation on living in the moment and building character through courage. The piece contrasts courage with fortitude, notes joy depends on spirit, and calls fear a greater foe than disease. It closes by crediting Louise Collier Willcox and her work The Road to Joy.
A stingy millionaire funds only foreign missions to stretch his charity, arguing that his money does more outwardly than domestically, as described in a clipped anecdote reflecting his policy.
A historical editorial argues that immigrants who are healthy and hard working can become valuable citizens even if illiterate. It opposes excluding healthy newcomers while cautioning against policy that weakens the nation’s growth, urging resistance to restrictions based on physical or moral fitness.
In a dinner tale Tennyson recalls G L Craik’s remark about “The Ladies” and a Scots warning to avoid marrying for money. Hallam notes Craik’s dialect note, and the grandson suggests the phrase loses nothing in English. A Nile region worker meanwhile can live comfortably on low rents.
A Aberdeen resident J C Franz 1502 W Fifth St testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his backache and kidney trouble after other remedies failed. He notes family use also benefited and recommends them to others for kidney issues. Sold by dealers, 30 cents, Foster Milburn Co New York agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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