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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1920

Page

3

Life's New Situations in Junior Dairy Clubs

The article from the United States Department of Agriculture discusses breeding heifers for juniors, noting calves are easy to manage and teach responsibility, while mature cows require proper allocation. It covers advantages of growing stock through calves or bred heifers, cost, care, and the three year timeframe, plus the goal of developing future breeders through careful record keeping and experience.

United States Department of Agriculture Mar

Liberal Feeding for Cows and Changes in Life

Propured guidance for dairy cows in winter thin condition urges generous silage hay and protein supplements to nourish calves. The article, by Rev J H Ralston, contrasts prudent feeding with starving through winter and reflects on change, faith, and guidance for Christians facing new experiences and dangers in a changing world.

Assets in Milk Production

The article argues milk yield depends on blood delivered to the udder. It links blood flow to digestive and organ function and heart action, asserting these factors are vital assets in milk production and in transmitting vigor to the calf.

Dairy Notes Ilototototot Otol 6026 Or Ee Ooh Tot

Dairy notes fragment mentions Ilototototot Otol 6026 and related items in a sparse clipping. The readable elements include stray letters and a numeric code, with no clear events or individuals to anchor a fuller summary. The item reads as a partial, nonsensical note rather than a reportable news item.

Silage and barn handling amid early 1900s dairy notes

The text discusses hygiene in the cow barn during winter, proper cleaning and sterilizing of equipment, and feeding silage at three pounds per 100 pounds of live weight. It also mentions the cow-testing association, a stray excursion, and a comparison of energy in gasoline to power, referencing a dramatic claim about a pint of gasoline equating to vast energy.

Eord Stover Venice Washington Monument Kane Star

Referendum meaning and Latin roots in early article

The text explains referendum as a Latin derived term from refero and fero, noting it means submitting a proposed public measure for ratification or rejection by the people. It describes the process of sending a measure back to the electorate if legislators do not pass it.

End and Labor in Man’s Purpose

A compact reflection on Emerson's idea that a man’s value lies in labor. It argues labor defines purpose and uses all faculties, likening human existence to a tree thriving for its fruit. The message emphasizes productive use of abilities as the end of life.

Emerson

History of the word sterling and a toothache quote

The passage traces how the term sterling arose from German coinage and merchant origins, detailing how Lusterlings and ensterlings influenced English minting terms. It then quotes Mr. Groucher lamenting human self-interest in sympathy when one has personal troubles through a humorous toothache metaphor.

Germany England Richard Mr. Groucher

That Bridge Fiend Caption Appears In Boston Transcript

A fragment from the Boston Transcript features a cryptic exchange about a Bridge fiend and a person named Edith or Edith to mars. The dialogue hints at a language game or coded reference, leaving the exact meaning unclear.

Edith Mars Bridge Geod Aradeny Boston_ Transcript SERRE

Douglas Fir Timber: Vast Western Giants and Uses

Douglas fir, a premier western tree, reaches 250 to 300 feet with diameters up to 15 feet. Known as Oregon pine by some, foresters classify it as resembling hemlock, and its woods yield coarse to fine timber for telegraph poles, ship masts, derrick booms, and interior finishes. Full-grown trees exceed 100 years, with rapid early growth and strong commercial value.

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