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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
4
A muddled excerpt describes traps and methods in a fable like scene. It references Ponting and a book chapter about Lotus Land Tapun with depictions of dammed waters, poles, and fish catching, alongside a charitable performance and a sense of thrill at misdeeds for charity.
A fragmentary dialogue mocks unclear statistics mentioning arsenide and funds with garbled names and phrases. The overheard exchange centers on evaluating what numbers prove and the difficulty of interpreting data.
A detailed note on milking pails and strainers explains how dirt enters the milking system. It warns that loose covers and exposed surfaces allow filth to reach the milk, urging proper use of strainers, seals, and protective accessories to prevent spillage and contamination.
A farmer recounts starting with four cows in fall 190%, feeding a Jersey Durbin strain and selling rolls of butter to build a herd of 12 cows and $150 in the bank. He describes adopting Holland plan milk testing to rate cows by production, noting benefits and farmer interest in wider adoption.
The column discusses dairy farm practices and the impact of heat on milk production. It notes butter salting, grain for cows, and the role of hay and fodder, warning that hot weather affects pasture growth and dairy efficiency.
Horned cattle are disappearing as hornless breeds like Galloway Angus Red Poll and Polled Hereford gain popularity. Wild cattle need protection and the plains once held horned stock but thick nettle and few wild animals hamper survival. Potash applications prevent horn growth in young calves.
The article argues many farmers treated dairying as a second job, neglecting dairy work when busy with other tasks. This shift reduced attention to dairying and kept profits low.
Fire at a New York restaurant on Teatdock avenue and Bench street sent about six hundred people fleeing. Mostly female workers from nearby plants were dining when tables overturned chutes broke and windows opened, sending patrons into a chaotic crush toward exits.
Police report a captured alleged forger linked to a series of thefts. Authorities named Christopher Dayle and Samuel Terry among others as persons of interest in the Tochnstar, New York ring.
An injured foreign man was found stabbed at his residence after a violent confrontation with locals. He received critical wounds and later died. authorities investigated the incident and began tracing suspects involved in the brawl at a wagon area.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Public Typewriting Room 3 Ajax Guilding Clara Pettengill and a Home Tuner offer with a money back guarantee. Also references Burkhardt Art Shop 188 N Center St Relphone 210 and a 1787 shipbuilding context with Providence and naval themes.
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