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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
5
A playful exchange between graduates contrasts grand ambitions with practical concerns. The male speaker vows to girdle the earth while the female questions the scope. An extreme conservative critique follows, labeling others ignorance as conservatism. Witnesses Mrs Jenner Lee Ondego and Mrs Selldom Holme discuss an earthquake shock felt this morning.
A collage of comic exchanges and quips from city papers. Jests range from a flooded lot for fishing to a speeders lament and a scorpion defect joke. The pieces mix mischief, compliments to editors, and servant table humor reflecting early 20th century urban wit.
The article argues proper milking hygiene and strainers matter to prevent bacteria in milk. It describes a metal strainer with a 100-wire-per-inch screen, cautions replacing rusted fire screens, and recommends cleaning with a stiff brush. It notes side screens reduce pressure to prevent dirt passage and warns care equals cleanliness in dairy work.
For generations English farmers have used dwarf Ee Sex rape as a stock food. The plant is described as rota-bags row to head. The weed is sown with rota baga turnips and cultivated without thinning.
A compilation of dairy farming guidance emphasizing cow feeding, balanced rations, and efficient dairy production. It discusses cattle as machines, the value of high quality manure, and cautions against dual purpose stock while urging milk product quality and cost management. It notes butter methods gaining favor and stresses using brains for best results.
A fragmentary dialogue reveals a character named Gwimple discussing profits invested in a gaudy promissory note secured by mortgage at 6 percent interest. The piece weaves in advertisement style lines about remedies and a satirical view of peace and postwar arms sales.
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