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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
10
A health notice on tuberculosis in cattle and swine detailing early signs such as weight loss coughing and enlarged glands. It explains transmission through outside stock auctions and dairy byproducts, plus steps for farmers to test herds, segregate reacting animals, disinfect barns, and use safe milk for calves to prevent spread.
The New York Cornell station reports on hopper feeding of dry mash for poultry. Findings indicate labor savings and better flock management, with promising results for laying-type young fowls kept in commercial egg production. A galvanized iron hopper with a door, no clogging, and a five inch platform shows strong merit. Cost about four dollars with adaptations needed for breed and age.
A millionaire senator hosting his first Washington dinner faced 48 hours of worry as guests delayed acceptance. The steward translated a foreign menu, and the senatorial couple debated dishes until oysters on the half shell were replaced by an oyster stew. Eventually the menu remained in a mixed linguistic form.
Lieut. Col. Edwin F. Glenn argues that women will not marry army men until the force grows in civil life and army ranks. He notes shrinking infantry and cavalry regiments since the Spanish American War and calls for public sympathy and support from the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Milford New Hampshire yields 12 to 15 monolithic pillars quarried for Washington. Each pillar for the north south and west porticos stands about 33 feet high and weighs 30 tons. Granite source must match existing Treasury building. New England quarries supply material akin to Dix Island.
The piece argues artful design boosts American design, citing Grand Central station in New York. Architects use wrought iron in simple angles and curves to enhance the facade without sacrificing strength, marking a first for artistic steelwork in New York architecture. It also notes King Alfonso's ballad shows even kings struggle with poetry.
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