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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1924
Page
3
A saying explains that escaping one danger leads to a greater one. It cites various cultures the English proverb “Out of the frying pan into the fire” along with Greek and French equivalents about moving from smoke or stove to hot coals.
Fresh sweet white dainty clothes for baby with Red Cross Ball Blue. Never streaks or injures them. All good grocers sell it.
R. W. Fairbanks of Colorado Agricultural College outlines calving time management including comfortable bedding, free bowels, laxatives like bran and linseed meal, and cautious use of epsom salts or linseed oil. Emphasizes limited feed, heat protection, warm water, protein and mineral needs, and individual feeding to prevent milk fever and optimize milk yield.
Warnings from Illinois Nebraska and Iowa warn farmers against purchasing diseased or unreliable dairy cattle. Tuberculosis testing and strong cattle prices drive demand while unscrupulous dealers ship “culls” back to markets. Experts urge neighborly referrals and verifiable sellers to protect new dairy entrants.
A study notes that bacteria survive even with precautions. Cream left uncooled multiplies quickly and spoils. Dr. H. W. Conn reports one bacterium in milk at 50F for 24 hours grows to seven. at 70F it grows to 700. Growth rises with temperature.
Oats combined with ground corn bran and meal form a dairy cow ration. The recommended mix is 200 pounds ground corn 200 pounds ground oats 200 pounds bran and 100 pounds meal. Feed 1 pound of mixture per 3 percent pounds of milk produced.
Harry Fox, Sioux Falls dry cleaner and Legion recruitment ace, netted 285 paid-up members in the first four months of 1924. He promotes the organization with persistent, personal pitches, recalling past years of steady growth and wartime service with the Eighth Division Pathfinders at Camp Freeman.
A brief item notes efforts by the American Legion to sustain a blind tiger operation under scrutiny of law. The playful exchange frames the difficulty of keeping illegal liquor running without legal trouble.
A 1934 column argues longevity hinges on living habits. Modern gains result from reduced infectious disease and better personal care. Daily work, balanced meals, exercise, and early bedtime are recommended for a long, healthy life.
A shopper warns against giving substitutes when an advertised product is unavailable. The note suggests displeased customers may not return, underscoring the risk to business when substitutions occur. Ben BMulford Jr. signs the remark.
A tornado is a concentrated cyclone with a narrow track, short course, and summer occurrence, often heralded by a funnel cloud. It causes great destruction, as Omaha in 1918, while cyclones cover hundreds of square miles and bring heavy rain over a large area.
Advertisement notes Cuticura Soap for bath treatment and Cuticura Ointment for gentle cleansing, with Cuticura Talcum dusted on finishing. Claims the products are purer and sweeter, priced 25 cents each.
A gilded youth enters a doctor's office for a pine balsam spray treatment. The doctor is busy but the nurse can administer it. The youth smiles as the nurse prepares, then the physician warns in a whisper to be careful or you’ll blow his brains out.
The piece argues obesity is caused by excess food and promotes a simple plan: eat less and increase activity. Recommends cutting cream and sugar, swapping white bread for whole wheat, and eating leafy vegetables to lose weight. Emphasizes practical, low cost methods and self reliance.
A laundress sings O Happy Day while hanging wash, praising Red Cross Ball Blue as the reason for a happy day. The brief ad copy highlights the product used to brighten linens.
A meditation on miracles aligning with nature, noting that divine acts operate within natural laws rather than contradicting them. The Evangelical Teacher frames miracles as enhancements of natural order.
A retrospective advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments claims sworn testimonials and sample bottle offered by mail order from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with ten cent payment and paper mention.
Good cannot be harmed and be of good cheer about death. The quote by Socrates assures a good man faces no evil in life or after death.
A humorous exchange at Good Hardware asks if cold chisels exist while noting the hot weather. The joke highlights perishables and the store’s stock in summer.
At dinner a friend jokes that youth uses powder and paint to appear younger. The exchange notes aging and appearances with playful humor.
A long-winded lecture traces the arc of marriage as a civic ideal and its influence on respected men. It reflects on how domestic life shapes public virtue and personal character across eras.
An elderly man laments his wife’s illness as the doctor prescribes a move Uptown for her health. He voices sympathy yet notes the burden of costs, while she refuses to accompany him.
The article argues there are no constitutional qualifications for the Presidency beyond natural born citizenship and a minimum age. It notes a candidate could be nominated at any age by a party and elected ifvotes are gained, but inauguration requires natural born status and at least three years of age.
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