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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1913

Page

6

Proper Milk Care From Production to Cooling

The article stresses careful handling from milking to cooling to preserve quality. It covers cow cleanliness, udder preparation, clean pails, milker hygiene, barn cleanliness, and temperature reduction methods to prevent bacterial growth and spoilage.

Income From Dairy Farms Rise with Milk Profitability

Purdue extension notes that milk provides a cheaper source of protein than loin steak, with 1.5 quarts of milk equaling 1 lb of steak in nutrients at a fraction of cost. Indiana’s favorable soils, climate, and transport allow profitable dairy expansion, reducing soil fertility losses and boosting dairy’s role in agriculture.

James R. Garver Dairy Husbandry Extension Purdue University E Xperiment Station Purdue University Agricultural &Xtension Mit Indiana Farming

Criticism and public targets in editorial life

The piece recalls a presiding elder turned editor who discovers constant scrutiny and accusations. It cites Justice Holmes on the inevitability of criticism and the urge to persevere despite perceived motives, noting editors face distrust and ill will while striving to do good work.

Justice Holmes Supreme Court of the United States New York Supreme Court Marshall Congress

Where to Look for Safety in Christ

Text urges complete surrender to Christ as the source of life, strength, and joy. It urges daily trust by remembering Jesus Christ and focusing on Jehovah to banish fear and anxiety, promising safety and satisfaction in him.

Christ Jesus Christ

For Others and the Call to Help One Another in Faith

The passage argues that the selfish spirit clashes with the mind of Christ and urges believers to act for others. It emphasizes the duty of every person to aid fellow humans, warn against causing harm, and fulfill eternal responsibility through service and guidance.

Life Abundant and Easter Message of Renewal

A devotional note speaks of Easter as life here and now not in future. It emphasizes conquest and growth over decay and beauty and fertility over bleakness, with present hope and a symbolic spring burst.

Interesting Gossip for Flower Lover by Bessie Putnam

Gardening tips for blooming cacti and chrysanthemums with care details. Guidance covers Crab cactus soil, drainage, winter rest, and bloom timing, plus advice on pruning, bed maintenance, and color harmony in containers and borders. Planting slips outside in rich soil supports later flowering and robust growth.

Bessie Putnam

Serious Mistake in Buying Seed

R G Weatherstone argues against buying seed corn grown far away. He advises growing a new variety in a local seed plot for two to three years to acclimate before wide planting. He stresses climate and soil needs for profitable yields and prefers sourcing seed from local varieties adapted to the farmer’s area.

R. G. Weatherstone Great Corn Belt

Superior Asparagus Growth Tips and Harvesting Warnings

The piece notes asparagus thrives in varied soils with south or east exposure and warm loam, but requires careful care to ensure sturdy plants. It advises using an asparagus knife for cutting and warns against injuring crowns when harvesting.

Canada finances flatters nation with record revenue rise

Finance Minister W T White reports Canada ended the last fiscal year March 31 with revenue near 168.25 million dollars, up over 3.32 million from 1911 12. Debt reduced by 28 million dollars amid stringency, while customs excise postal and rail revenues all rose and the Dominion maintained high credit. Impatient readers are cautioned that the ad continues with an unrelated joke about a girl with brothers.

Canada Finance Department Dominion W. T. White House of Commons White

Tyree Antiseptic Relieves Poison Oak or Ivy

An old ad explains quick relief for poison oak or ivy by bathing affected parts in Tyree's Antiseptic Powder mixed with water. It notes 25 cents at druggists or free samples from J. B. Tyree in Washington, D. C. The page also asks why a woman imagines she can reform a man by singing to him.

Tyree Washington, D. C

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EL Saldwele Department of Dairy, Husbandry Purdue University School of Agriculture Purdue University Agricultural Extension Wash Silw House Dominion Trust Company Kee
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