Glutton for Punishment Man of the House
A cartoon caption from L Illustraiton notes a character being ordered by a doctor to boxing for exercise. The speaker jokes that he will not hit anyone, only receive punishment.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
3
A cartoon caption from L Illustraiton notes a character being ordered by a doctor to boxing for exercise. The speaker jokes that he will not hit anyone, only receive punishment.
The note advises shoppers to consider the difference between items priced high at the start and those with a low initial cost but high eventual price. It urges readers to remember this truism to save trouble worry and dollars and points to Kirkpatrick's drug store as the radio ad venue.
A friend comments on the adoption with a thick accent, noting that while having a baby brings joy, the new responsibilities and costs darken the mood. The exchange hints at social commentary on family and wealth.
The November 1895 Horseless Age notes Frenchman Roger brought three horseless carriages to New York in June to advertise R H Macy's department store. The 1896 Barnum Bailey show advertised a horseless vehicle as part of the exhibit.
Demand for better dairy cattle drives premiums for proven milk capacity and verified lineage. A 1926 survey of 51 Holstein Friesian sales shows advanced registry females with yearly records average 444 dollars, higher than untested dams. Similar patterns appear in 38 Guernsey sales with significant differentials.
Ohio State dairy expert cites 1926 county records showing a single cow producing 400 pounds of butter fat annually nets near $100 profit after all costs. A ten-cow herd averaging 400 pounds pays feed, expenses, and labor, leaving about $1,000 profit, while ten cows at 50 pounds each cost over $400 to keep.
The article argues dairymen add water to milk during processing and cites milk as 87 percent water. It notes cows drink heavily, up to 10 gallons daily, and recommends providing water twice daily in cups at stanchions. Water temperature should be above freezing by about 20 degrees to avoid shock.
Experiments show linseed meal is slightly better for beef cattle, but dairy cows show little difference. Indiana tests favor choice cottonseed meal for milk cows, with up to two pounds per cow daily advised. South diets have reached four pounds without harm, but large amounts raise udder trouble risks unless silage is included.
Differences in calf birth weights are noted by breed as an aid to dairy farming. Wobles lists Jersey fifty five pounds Guernsey seventy one pounds Ayrshire seventy two pounds Holstein sixty one pounds Brown Swiss one hundred pounds and Ayr Shorthorn seventy three pounds.
In a bustling telegraph office the children see rapid messages, ask why they’re short, and learn wireless sends data without wires. Uncle John arranges a greeting to a friend at sea, watching sparks and signals travel through the air to a distant ship.
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