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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1900
Page
8
A discussion from The Rural New Yorker explains how four key nutrients—protein, fats, carbohydrates, and minerals—drive dairy nutrition. It argues rations should depend on milk flow rather than cow weight, proposing a basal foundation ration plus a protein-rich supplement to meet higher milk production and preserve vital body functions.
This clipping lists two law offices McCarty and Linderman with Palo Alto abstracts and collections, and Morling Davidson at Emmetsburg, plus a physician surgeon offering 6:30 to 12 and 1:80 p.m. calls. It notes offices over a bank and grocery store, detailing prompt attendance and special surgical attention.
Hoagland offers consulting services with painless extraction and gas administration. Located one day and two dues days weekly, Thursdays and Saturdays. Office over Farmers Savings Bank, 20 years in emnmerny practice (typos preserved).
A fragmentary notice lists Lewis Lindimer as Justice of the Peace with real estate, loans, and insurance services at Freeman's Grocery Emmetsburg and a separate office on East Malmn Street. It mentions Opie as collections and insurance contact, a local bar, and veterinary horse treatment with country-wide calls.
Announcement seeks contractors and builders for a project at Starrs barn Emmetsburg Iowa. Mentions loans abstracts real estate and farm services with names E Haisay emkits. Emmetality and Palo Alto Bank listed with promises of satisfactory workmanship and furnished bathmates.
Farmers Advocate notes cream separators replacing gravity and ice methods on dairy farms and in creameries. Benefits include higher quality cream, warmer-milk processing, feeding skim milk to calves or pigs, and reduced labor. Readers with separator experience are invited to share costs, operation methods, and power sources.
An American visitor notes milk sold in Paris in bottles with government stamps as pure and wholesome. Milk is sold by the liter with various delivery methods, while many locals rely on milk from carts, goats, and cafes. The article also discusses skimmilk value for farmers and the need for creameries to educate patrons on feeding and usage.
A Mississippi lumberman explains log jams as dense, interlocked masses that spring apart when the key log is blown or pried out. He notes the jam’s complex strain lines defy easy engineering and highlights instinctive rivermen who identify the critical log to release, producing loud, forceful impacts as timbers surge. The New Orleans Times-Democrat reference underscores practical, experience based wisdom over formal schooling.
A study notes Hamlet leads with 1,569 lines, followed by Richard III and Iago. Othello has 585 lines, Coriolanus 886, and many Shakespearean female roles are shorter, with Portia 589 and Rosalind 749 among the longer parts. Minor lines show Cordelia 115, Lady Macbeth 211, and Kate 229, while Beatrice and Desdemona trail. Bathmere Apter’s note ends with a New York scene at Grant’s Tomb and a Pacific knight anecdote about language and virtue.
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