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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
3
William A. Radford describes a modern dairy barn featuring weather tight construction and extensive ventilation. It notes suction vents, water systems, feeding and drinking installations, and many silos for year round dairy operations.
A guide on planning a new barn to house 27 cows with a weather resistant frame and concrete foundation. It describes ventilation, clean stalls, and central layout to ensure cow health, comfort, and steady milk production, advising consulting contractors and material dealers.
A detailed barn layout shows a wide litter alley with a dung carrier track over the feeding alley linking to a manure tank. The design emphasizes a built in carrier to remove refuse, reinforced partitions, and ample windows for fresh air and light to reduce disease risk.
The text mentions labor efficient barns for animal care and a discussion of the League of Nations deadlock with Taft. It includes a golf joke with Bishop Steenthly and a quip about Gatun. It notes steady population growth in Holland over many years, rising 1 to 2 percent annually.
A garbled text sample appears to mix narrative about a long distant past, a pastoral epistle discussion, and scattered fragments on dreams, grooming, and household tips. It mentions Henry, village life, and a grandmother figure, with disjointed quotes about writings attributed to Apostle Paul and various quirky lines about personal traits and makeshift experiments.
The article lists numerous recipes and cooking tips such as Soup Pottage with peas tomatoes and stock, Norwegian Fried Cake, Fish Pudding with rice, Lamb Cutlets with New Potatoes, Apple Corn Bread, Corn Souffle, and Summer fruit desserts. It also includes guidance on serving hot meals in hot dishes and remarks on July Fourth, weathered humor, and general kitchen lore.
The article notes Earth's growth from meteoric matter early in its history and an ongoing but minor yearly gain of about 20 000 tons. It cites planetary accretion as the main source, with comets supplying the rest. A light exchange follows about a rider and weight loss.
The lesson recounts Samuel mourning Saul, then God directing him to Bethlehem to anoint Jesse’s son David. It stresses God’s choice based on heart, not outward looks, and notes David’s future kingly duties arising from his shepherding experience.
An advertisement touts Freezone, costing a few cents, as a quick treatment that stops corn pain and lets you lift the corn out. It claims to remove hard and soft corns and calluses without soreness, with a bottle sold by druggists. The ad also promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry at 5 cents.
In Bridgeton New Jersey 25 young residents have invested $1000 in United States thrift stamps this year. Boys and girls work in dishwashing sweeping dusting store clerking baby-minding errands and more to save money. Some have earned prizes for added savings and the effort shifts youth from idle street corners to productive work.
Excerpt discusses how peace within and with others fosters prayer charity mercy and self discipline under divine guidance. It contrasts calm maturity with distraction from selfish concerns and notes religious progress ends when public excitement escalates. The piece ends with a reflection on earned experience and credit.
The triumphal arch of Titus at Rome, built in 70 A D to commemorate Jewish defeat, was dedicated after his death and features relief sculptures. The Colosseum, finished in 80 A D, once held 60,000 spectators and took its name from a Nero statue. both are now largely ruins with medieval additions removed.
Charles Sumner urges that the injunction Love one another applies to nations as to individuals and measures how near to God a people is by its adherence to this duty. A contrasting view warns that self centered thinking leads to misery and ruined blessings.
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