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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
3
A dairy cow often needs grain or green feed beyond pasture. Washington State research ties milk output to supplement amounts, with three to five gallons of milk requiring three to eight pounds of grain daily. Economics matter. feed if extra milk pays for itself, and price fluctuations influence decisions.
The surest way to high milk yield is keeping a cow in good flesh at calving. Liberal feeding before calving builds up the calf, keeping the cow from using her own tissues. A well fed cow yields a stronger calf and maximum milk production without extra feeding in the long run.
A practical method for weaning a young calf after three to four months of joint life. Start by restricting the cow at night for a week, milk her each morning, and let the calf be with her during the day. Gradually shorten daytime contact and replace with once daily milking, then reintroduce closeness briefly, and finally pair the calf with a weaner. This reduces stress for both and eases management for the keeper.
Practical dairy guidance emphasizes fresh edible practices and cowman skill. It advises avoiding dry dusty feed before milking and using younger scrub bulls for better beef, noting scrubs are costly. It recommends cooling cream in cold water year round and stresses success hinges on cow and operator confidence and testing cows.
A mother and her infant share a plaid shawl passed down for generations in South Wales. The shawl, a maternity emblem, shelters the baby as the mother busies with chores. The child rests and observes from its nest on the mother's arm, replacing a perambulator or go-cart.
The advice suggests buying postage stamps individually to avoid sheets sticking together. It promotes a simple method for collectors and savers facing sticky stamp issues.
A Swedish educational official outlines Sweden's three school levels. Folk school offers free tuition and foundations for all children. Common school charges about 20 to 25 dollars annually with reductions for needy students. High school resembles an American college with cheap tuition around 20 dollars, including lab and material fees.
London trends feature outfits woven from washable glass with iron friendly care. Earlier, an Alsatian inventor debuted a hat shaped like brown straw but made of spun glass. The novelty specimen carried a steep price of 1100 dollars.
Ignition trouble described as Tilbet Jack a regular human dynamo. A storekeeper noted he had everything charged, reflecting brisk activity and readiness.
F. M. Haas, famed oarsman, quips at Worcester dinner that the English laugh at American accents, then suggests a reciprocal joke about Oxford. A tale from Oxford recounts a cox swain kidnapping a student who claims he has never ridden a horse.
An old advertising blurb promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as addressing bloated feeling and distressed breathing from indigestion while acting as a purgative. The claim presents the pills as a combined remedy and laxative marketed to consumers seeking digestive relief.
In a playful exchange two young cousins, Audrey and Emily, joke about cranberries making better apple sauce than prunes. Audrey laughs heartily, echoing the simple family moment.
To have a clear sweet skin rinse with Cuticura ointment and bathe with Cuticura soap. Dry gently then dust on Cuticura talcum for fragrance. Advertisement notes prices at 25c each and promotes relief from pimples redness roughness or itching.
In a brief, playful item the exchange notes a nervous tennis racket that is unstrung, with one speaker confirming the issue and the other acknowledging the problem.
A concise ad urging readers to demand Dr Peerys Dead Shot for worm infestations. The druggist will supply it upon request. Address 872 Pearl St N Ady.
In a brief Boston Transcript dialogue, Maud asks about Edith’s remarks while Marie-No says she was in another group discussing Edith, reflecting a light social dispute in a casual setting.
Mrs Nina Matteson of Oxford New York and Mrs Ernest Tanguay of Adams Massachusetts praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and enabling them to resume daily work and social life after prolonged illness. The ad notes the product's long history and wide use across generations.
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