Frosted Silage: Frosting Corn Doubtful for Dairy Value
Vermont experiments sliced a field of corn into unfrosted and variously frosted parts. Twenty one cows fed silage from each lot showed higher intake with mature unfrosted silage, while milk solids and fat dipped slightly with frozen corn. Overall, frost risk may boost total dry matter but depress feeding value only marginally. Butter output unaffected and frozen silage stores well in a good silo.
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Vermont Experiment Station
Substitutes Persuade Buyers to Demand Exact Articles
Consumer advice warns against accepting substitutes from dealers and urges buyers to insist on receiving the exact article ordered. It stresses the dealer’s motive is profit and highlights the need for clarity in transactions.
Independent Telephone Men Meet in Hamilton Fourth District
In Hamilton the Fifth district of the Ohio Independent Telephone association convened at the Hamilton Club with delegates from Butler Brown Clermont Hamilton Preble and Warren counties. Officers and speakers highlighted growth with 10 786 telephones in district service and a value of over 35 million dollars invested in Ohio independent lines.
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Aen
Hamilton
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Hamilton Club
Gilbert Thomson
Thompson
State Association
Hamilton Home Telephone Co
Butler
Brown
Clermont
Preble
Warren
L. A. Miller
Darrtown
M. Allen
Oxford
Jno. McCray
College Corner
Ohio
United States
Cincinnati
Beam
Jas
Ns. Brailey, Jr
U.S. Long Distance Tel. Co
Brailey
Independent Telephone Companies
Independent Telephone Company
G. McVey
U. S. Co
G. P. Thorpe
Wilmington
Huling
Columbus
Fourth
Ohio Bulletin
Chas. L. Norton
W. Gilbert Thompson
The
Hamion Home Telephone Co
Brown County
Geo. Kritzer
Harry Parker
Warren County
Frank Binkley
Che ee Markets at Dec 6 1 P M quotes by brokers
Wheat corn oats prices in several towns with regional notes. Quoted by Chamberlin Bros. Co. brokers from Rentschler Building. Towns include Hamilton 43en 45¢ Middletown 43en 45¢ Miamisburg 40e 45¢ Somerville 42¢ 45e Oxford 90e 40¢ Lebanon We Franklin We.
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Chamberlin Bros. & Co
Rentschler
Hamilton
Middletown
Miamisburg
de Somerville
Oxford
Lebanon
Franklin
Cincinnati Grain and Stock Prices Report
Grain and livestock prices in Cincinnati show wheat at 98 to 99 cents, corn 62 to 63 cents, oats 53 to 55 cents, timothy hay 16.50 to 17 dollars, clover hay similar, butter 27 to 29 cents, eggs 28 cents, steers 4.75 to 5 dollars, calves 3 to 3.7 dollars, hogs 5 to 155.20, and sheep 4.40 to 4.50 dollars.
Political Meeting Delegates and Alternates Named
The record lists delegates and alternates from Butler and Clermont counties, with Jas. Strops as delegate and others including W. G. Thompson 8 H. Allen L. A. Miller and Frank Hughes as delegates or alternates. Host Gilbert Thompson entertained in royal style at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Strops
Butler Eounty
W. G. Thompson
H. Allen
L. A. Miller
Frank Hughes
O. M. Bake
E. L. Miller
J. W. Hutchinson
Eugene Hughes
Clermont County
W. H. Bond
J. W. Rawson
Gilbert Thompson
Hamilton Home Telephone Co
500 Miners Trapped in Monongah Mine Disaster
Fairmont West Virginia December 6 a catastrophic explosion at Consolidated Coal Co mines No 6 and 8 in Monongah trapped about five hundred workers in the tunnels. Four bodies recovered near the mine entrance as rescuers battle toxic air and try to reach the men before nightfall.
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Fairmont
W. V
Consolidated Coal Co
Monongah
Malone
The Tallow Dip Then and Now
The piece explains how the traditional tallow dip evolved into a stearic acid mold candle, yet remains a tallow product. It notes 130,000,000 pounds of tallowused yearly in US candlemaking and discusses historical candle popularity alongside Martian temperature estimates.
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Wm. Hard
Technical World Magazine
Chicago
United States
Mars Travel Advice From The Stars
The piece notes Mars visibility and atmosphere with Prof. Percival Lowell asserting five eighths of Mars is desert. It discusses the belief in life on Mars, citing low surface temperatures as a historical obstacle to acceptance.
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Lowell
Earth
Mars
Percival Lowell
Honest Dealer Sells What You Ask For
The text asserts some dealers push substitutes for higher profit and urges choosing an honest dealer who provides exactly what is asked for. It emphasizes that selling a substitute serves the dealer’s gain, not the buyer’s interests.
Substitute Dealer Promises No True Match
The piece argues against accepting substitutes from a dealer who claims their product is as good or better than the requested item. It warns customers to avoid settling for inferior or misrepresented goods and emphasizes sticking to the original specification.
Substitute Not Equal to Original Demand for What You Ask
A buyer is urged to insist on receiving exactly what was requested, warning that substitutes are never as good as the original. The dealer in question is pressed to honor the stated terms and avoid substitutions.
Imitators Sparked by Mocked Goods Do Not Fool Americans
The text warns that imitators and manufacturers who copy well advertised articles with similar trademarks or packaging deceive the public. It urges consumers to demand exact items and not be swayed by counterfeit appearance.
Spend Your Own Money Your Own Way EditorialRemark
A columnist admonishes readers against accepting substitutes when buying an advertised article. The piece questions why a dealer would assume customers cannot spend their own money and urges loyalty to the advertised product and price.
Warn Buyers Against Substituting Goods in Advertised Offers
A consumer advisory cautions against accepting substitutes when buying advertised articles. It warns that dealers may charge higher profits for replacements and urges buyers to insist on receiving the exact item they request.
Dealers urged to demand advertised items only
The write up warns that some makers imitate top brands with similar marks and packaging to lure dealers into substituting. It advises insistence on receiving exactly what is asked for to avoid discounted but inferior substitutes.
Refuse Imitations In Advertising Requests
A firm states it will not accept counterfeit or copied ads and urges clients to provide authentic materials. The notice emphasizes integrity in promotional content and warns against substituted or simulated submissions.
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Meri
Tieloc Shams Shuma
Hamilton's Big Toy Store
Max Hirsch
South Third Street
Ribar’s Pharmacy
Drug Store of Quality
N. W. Cor Central Ave
Hanover
Che
Hamilton and Vicinity
Cincinnati Prices Grain & Stock
Romeos and Juliettes
Fine Opera and
Everett
High Jersey Loggins
Walk Over
Bill-Weil
Holbrook Shoe Co
Budds Baby Shoes
Ocai
Main Street
South Second Street
Holbrock
Double Voss-Holbrook
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