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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
3
Prof P G Holden argues silos transform winter feed into summer pasture and fatten cattle. He cites Missouri and Ohio tests showing higher butterfat and beef yields with silage, and notes widespread use in Kansas Nebraska Colorado Montana and the Dakotas.
A survey of multiple state experiment stations shows ensilage outperforms hay in milk and beef production. Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ontario, Kansas, and Michigan report higher profit and efficiency from silage and corn ensilage. Ohio and Nebraska tests quantify gains in milk yield butterfat and daily gain, while Indiana and Missouri data emphasize higher profits with silage-inclusive rations.
The Rainy Day club founded twenty years ago by Mrs. A. M. Palmer led a campaign to shorten women's skirts. Physicians testified dragging garments harmed health and the bicycle vogue aided change. Now the club says it may disband unless bylaws reverse to longer garments.
The British and Colonial Printer and Stationer notes a well organized push in Great Britain to adopt the decimal system for coinage and weights and measures. Proponents argue the postwar trade world is decimalized and the country risks losing foreign trade if it does not convert.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for itchy scalp caused by dandruff and eczema. It recommends a hot water shampoo with Cuticura Soap and a prior gentle Cuticura Ointment application, offering a free sample by mail with a Book from Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston, sold everywhere.
Magistrate Fordham notes the tenant’s anger after a man shatters a window because a phonograph played at ten o'clock. The judge calls the noise vexing and troublesome and wonders why more windows were not broken.
An advice note on home care highlights pride in clean homes and early family laundry. It urges using good bluing, specifically Red Cross Ball Blue, as essential alongside quality soap.
A playful exchange features a cheerleader claiming to root for locals at the florist, prompting a puzzled reply. The lighthearted vignette shows fandom and wordplay without further context.
Two soldiers on a four day leave amused by a friend who repeatedly missed the ball while teeing off at a golf course. One man urged Bill to swing again, noting their short leave. The scene captured a light moment amid duties.
A Baltimore American quotation pairs a playful insult with compliments about health and artistry. The exchange centers on clever banter implying robust well being and refined presentation. No additional context or events are provided.
The scene recounts buildings collapsing and trees toppling as a cataclysm unfolds. Mrs Kidletts reads while Rupert and Harold cavort, and a preacher notes many people have different ideas of hell, reflecting varied beliefs amid chaos.
A New York reader claims iron-nuxated iron restored his vigor at age 50 after prior ill health. The ad urges strong blood from iron to prevent disease and improve strength, promising doubled stamina in two weeks with five-grain iron tablets.
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