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Newspaper
Baxter Springs News
Location
Baxter Springs, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
6
A collection of agrarian tips stressing animal health, feeding, and farm management. Topics include disease prevention, linseed and skim milk feeding, silage value, calf nutrition, canning corn, barn ventilation, drainage and fertilization, and orchard care, with advice on equipment maintenance and humane horse handling.
The article argues a molten mass lies 40 to 50 miles below the crust, with a solid inner core. It explains heat rises about one degree per 50 feet and that volcanoes vent molten material. It discusses drilling to 8,000 feet to tap heat, and notes Kilauea’s crater and intermittent eruptions as examples, with quotations from Puck and other sources.
Dr. Martin urges inoculation for all infections to prevent deaths from diphtheria in children under two and recommends vigorous early treatment with serum and reinoculation of adults if toxic symptoms continue. A Paris Academy of Medicine paper notes deaths linger when serum is given too late.
A free illustrated catalogue seeks interested buyers of a business education from Lawrence Business College at 724 Mass. St. Lawrence Kan. The rest is quoted from satirical and literary lines, noting a legal dispute about promises and a cynical remark on solitary confinement.
A brief Baltimore American item notes a flirtatious exchange where Prudent Swann asks if stealing a kiss would scare the timid Maiden into screaming, but she replies fright leaves her tongue dumb.
A succinct aphorism notes that a person of sound judgment tends toward generosity and kindness, linking mental steadiness with benevolent character.
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