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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
3
Seeing Life columnist John H. Ne recounts a spoof narrative about catching the grip and a chorus of absurd remedies from friends and relatives. Dr Leiser prescribes quack potions as the gag escalates into a chaotic, comic scene of family antics and medicine chest chaos.
Whitten argues careful orchard management yields long term gains. Trees are perennials needing year round attention, with growth rings and bud types revealing past care. Spraying, pruning, and timely treatments defend against fungi and insects and support future crops.
A reader describes receiving charitable letters with a preaddressed stamped return envelope. He notes the stamp’s cost as a potential selling point for circulars and reflects on how easy it makes replying. He admires the institution for taking a risk on a two-way exchange to elicit a donation.
Francesco Mesavian, arriving from New York, lay in a Naples hospital for seven months. His condition improved after Countess Cell arranged a hospital band to play at his bedside. After an hour of drumming and trumpeting the patient sat up awake and was discharged the same day, the third similar incident linked to a jilting from his sweetheart.
In dialogue between Gibbs and Ibibbs from Tran script, Ibibbs pursues the fat job despite believing the office should seek the man, fearing he might be winded before it reaches him.
Orchard pests remain restricted in distribution as they have not yet attained full range, limiting their impact on fruit trees.
A field note warns that young pigs kept in a dry dusty lot and fed only corn will not turn a profit for owners. The critique points to poor conditions and inadequate diet as key factors reducing returns.
An article warns against keeping a bull with dairy cows during breeding, urging secure enclosure or controlled tethering. It stresses proper exercise, nutrition, and humane, firm handling, with advice to train calves early and fit nose rings for safe leading and management.
An article urges Minnesota dairy farmers to test cows for quantity and quality of milk using scales and a Babcock tester. It argues cow testing helps eliminate unprofitable cows, preserves good cows, and promotes better feeding and care to build a productive herd.
The article advises never to let a bull have his way in any disagreement and stresses prompt obedience. It cautions that playful teasing by people of all ages can spoil a bull’s temperament and lead to sudden, vicious attacks on handlers.
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