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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1912
Page
5
Columbus Ohio ad notes Peruna ingredients known to public marking a new era in medicine ads. It lists golden seal Cedron seed Cubebs stone root and urges asking a doctor for a free Peruna Almanac for 1912.
A portrait of Mayor Gaynor as a friend to schoolchildren and a public defender of their play. The piece notes his respectful reception of youth, his stance on street games, and his informal rapport within the city hall. It also mentions firework and bonfire incidents tied to public safety and election night customs.
The article discusses selecting land for dairy farming with emphasis on soil, water, and transport. It stresses the value of rundown farms when restocked with cattle, manure recycling, and the economic case for drainage and sturdy barns. It also urges sunshine and proper ventilation in cow stables with 500 cubic feet per cow and high air quality to prevent disease.
Guidance on ventilating dairy barns, temperature management, and flooring. Recommends cement floors, plank cow platforms to prevent rheumatism, swinging stanchions, and improved tie chains. Advises on avoiding damp, cold floors and stressed ventilation to curb disease, plus whitewashing and simple disinfectants for stalls and buildings.
William Jay Gaynor, New York mayor, uses broad public policy to curb graft in newsstand permits, issuing licenses in his name to needy vendors and instructing officials to wink at technical violations. Aldermen threaten sanctions but back down as permits shift from aldermanic to mayoral control.
Subscribers served by city carriers failing to receive the Herald on Monday and Thursday by 6 p m should call City Messenger Co. at phone 6931. they will deliver a copy immediately.
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