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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
3
A garbled fragment from a column or notice discusses themes of women, society, and domestic life with scattered phrases about how women influence events and personal conduct, reflecting a dated tone and partial wording.
An OCR fragmented summary references Pauls sermon and ensuing disputes among early Christians over law and gospel. It notes figures like Barnabas and Silas, mentions Jerhabs and Bethel, and cites tensions around obeying the law versus faith in Christ as the church forms its identity post Pentecost.
Describes Seoul street attire with worn garments and modest Saintly styles, then shifts to city life through riverless channels. Notes many bridges, laundry scenes, and a Japan-influenced urban texture, including wedding and funeral rental shops and seasonal rentals for ancestral ceremonies.
The piece argues dairy profitability through selling cream and using a cream separator. It notes that keeping a separator saves work, boosts butter yield, and can pay for itself within a year, especially for farms with four or more cows. It discusses price ranges and efficiency gains from separating cream.
An early guide describes a milk bottle holder superseding the milk-pail with a wire frame fastenable to any support. The device uses a curved wire and bent ends to secure the bottle, offering a simple method for handling milk without the traditional pail.
Pasteurization at 115 degrees for 20 minutes destroys disease producing bacteria while preserving digestibility. Lower temperatures leave more souring bacteria, higher temperatures above 150 degrees cause chemical changes. The trend points to most city market milk sold pasteurized.
Instructions describe using caustic potash to stop horn growth on calves before one week old. Hair is clipped from small buttons felt as future horns, then a moistened stick of caustic potash is rubbed on the spot until skin blends. Do not let calves encounter rain for several days to avoid caustic washing into the eyes.
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