19 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
1
A miscellany of reflections and quips on science, farming, politics, and society. The items reference gravity jokes, dairy music claims, ship armor concerns, and a Chicago launch rescue, with mockery of travel and a stroll toward a northern trek.
Feeding the cow after freshening involves a grain ration high in protein with added corn silage. Monitor milk output with scales, adjust by half pounds of grain every two days, and balance feed to avoid overfeeding. Maintain good pasture, shade, and water, and adapt the ration seasonally to sustain year long milk production.
A lyrical poem describing night as a gentle shepherdess guarding stars as sheep. It portrays stars leaving the sky by day and returning at dusk, with the world drifting toward sleep under a blue sky and the scent of alder and mint, until dawn ends the vigil.
On an elevated train a nervous man debates the third rail with a couple. He argues the rail is higher than the others while the conductor leads him off at the next stop. The playful exchange ends with a brisk exit at the next station.
A humorous exchange centers on a man with a bald spot who reveals his wife received an anonymous letter. The other man comments, then notes the letter did not cause a quarrel, claiming the wife ignored it. The man with the bald spot concludes she is a woman in a thousand and the letter alleged nothing harmful.
An absent-minded man named Jim amuses family with odd anecdotes. They recall his caper involving a hen and a watch he attempted to wind. While daydreaming about state affairs, he set the watch and wound the hen, providing a humorous household tale.
Miss Wells nursed a plan to trap a determined young man by keeping Miss Jean Kelly confined at Ravendale. A rooftop confrontation with a scarred suitor led to an elopement scheme as he offered rescue and a future marriage, while Wells kept the secret to protect her school.
The report notes England offers tax rebates to fathers, France debates cash bonuses to government workers with children, and Schoeneberg Berlin grants monthly premiums to married or widowed municipal workers with multiple children. As living costs rise, German towns push toward two child norms with detailed tiered payments: $2.50 monthly for three children up to $6 for more than six.
Reverie, like night rain, restores color and force to tired thoughts. It gently fertilizes the mind awakening sleeping germs and gathering materials for the future and images for talent. The reverse is the bum day of thought.
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