Selecting a dairy cow by form and breed balance
The article outlines judging dairy cows through an ideal dairy form, detailing body shape, udder capacity, and bone fineness. It cautions against relying solely on score cards, stresses overall health and vigor, and notes breed differences with Minnesota trials favoring form over breed for profitability.
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Abeinnst
School of Agriculture
Obie Bate University
Columbus
Merrew
Champaign
Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
Jersey
Guernsey
Hera
Tilmnole
Abe
Glen Ie
Ewe Dee
Dairy cattle form and dairy course notes from Ohio
Analysis compares Holstein Kriesian cows with emphasis on form and digestion. Ohio State University dairy course details emphasize full twelve week program for thorough dairying instruction and a two year short course in agriculture with a free county scholarship. An experiment tests green bone feed for laying hens, showing eggs rise when bone is included.
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Brien
Ohio State University
John Gould
Gonbtless
Creimery
Board of Trustees
County Boards of Agriculture
Homus H. Sivnt
Ohio
Farmer
Plea and threat amid a string of crimes and revolts
A volatile report covers a woman’s determined intent to kill her children, the arrest of four suspected crooks linked to a $6,000 Baton Rouge diamond robbery and Ohio bank robberies, a Cincinnati carriage firm’s failure tied to a bank crash, Cuban unrest with growing rebel forces, silver market chatter in Washington, and ex Confederate soldiers volunteering to aid Spain in Cuba.
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Dexven
Larry King
Harry Willams
G. J. Edgrave
Frank Clark
Aling Willams
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Ohio
Aulgn
Cincinnati
George C
Milleen
Pioneer Carriage
Spain
Washmnoron
Cuba
United States
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Through Blood Cleanse
Spring health advice urges using Hood's Sarsaparilla to purge accumulated impurities and restore vigor. Testimonials claim broad reliability and benefits. Readers may request a free fashion catalogue from Kaumann Brothers in Pittsburg, mailed to homes.
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Hood
Determined to Die Mrs Williams Describes Murder Plot
Elizabeth Williams, who killed her two children at the Park hotel, told coroner Lerbst of her calm sense, the domestic abuses, and plan to end all by her own hand. She broke down when shown the razor used to sever Harro's throat and admitted writing a letter to her husband accusing him of cruelty.
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Williams
Conusmees
Elizabeth Williams
Park Hotel
Lerbst
Harro
Grove City
Ohio Farmer subscription deal promoted with testimonial
The notice touts a moldy testimonial for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and promotes a reduced price offer to combine The Ohio Farmer with Ackard for two dollars. It highlights The Ohio Farmer’s 46 year history, weekly issue size, and clear printing. Orders go to Tax Acgr of Coshocton, Ohio, with specimen copies available by mail.
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Ohio Farmer
Cleveland
Tue Ackard
Tax Acgr
Coshocton
Castoria Misheard Echoes From Historic Childcare Ads
Fragmentary text recalls childhood remedies Castoria and Cadieris in old ad phrasing. References to Gaby, illness, and crying hint at early 20th century product marketing lingo. Despite garbled content, the piece centers on medicinal tonics and parental care anecdotes.
Price's Cream Baking Powder Wins Gold Medal in Midwinter Fair
Announcement lists Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder awarded a gold medal at the Midwinter Fair in San Francisco. The item includes travel details and ticketing notes from Wa. H. Kipr, ticket agent in Deshesten, Ohio, with various times and routes referenced.
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Dr. Price
San Francisco
Loudonville
West
Sandsy
Wa. H. Kipr
Deshesten
Ohio
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