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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
8
Adi Ousking and Gerimit among early figures linked to baron Tehorntauern in a long history of min cooking and boiling methods. The text notes famed associates like Elt Wohn Heraehel and Burton, highlighting attempts at nocturnal cooking and continuous boiling over centuries.
The Spokesman-Review notes burglaries in the Wilson neighborhood disturb Mrs Wilson who, while her husband travels on business, has grown anxious. One night she wakes with a warning voice saying she will shoot unless the man at the door is Henry, prompting alarm and a tense scene.
A humorous exchange shows a landlady and a boarder arguing about misunderstanding how to cook chicken. The boarder insists the cook did not grasp the idea, while the landlady claims she informed the cook herself.
A fragmentary item notes Taie Wim at Winter and mentions Ungardson with fleeting references to Alom and puppeas. The text reads as an uneven, unclear historical note from a newspaper page segment.
Canadian farming prospects are extolled as Taft and others discuss expansion north of the border. The piece cites rising wheat yields, projected 1909 totals, and substantial investment by American settlers and railways. It highlights Canadian farmland, settlement rates, and the welcome influence of U.S. settlers on Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
The piece cautions against whipping horses for shying at objects as it deepens fear. It suggests easing the scene with gentle exposure, letting the horse sniff and feel encouraged by a calm handler. Over time proper handling and reassurance help the animal gain confidence.
An agricultural note outlines feeding dairy cows for higher profits, stressing warm milk in cold weather aids digestion and growth. It argues cows must pay for feed and care, weighing and testing milk to prove profitability, and warns against underfeeding, esp. in winter. It also covers weaning foals and providing stable, regular feeding for young stock.
The Michigan Farmer reports on Udder dirt experiments at the Waols experiment station showing four and a half minutes for milking, with dirt removal varying by udder condition. It also describes Chinese forage cropland notes and dairy management advice urging test-based judging of milk yield and proper stable care.
Farmers should invest in hay presses to bale hay, as baled hay commands a higher price than loose hay. Market constraints are limited, so owning a press helps reduce costs, increase profit, and enable farmers to produce sale-ready hay locally.
A new league for women has been formed in Australia. The organization aims to advance women’s rights and civic participation. Seven women are noted as voting members, signaling growing organizing activity in the country.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions signature signals, medical tonics for children, and a cold remedy promising one day relief with Bayer Laxative Bromide Quinine tablets. It also references a cinematograph for recording surgical operations and education, and notes a refund if it fails to cure with a signature for each base.
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