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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
21
An advertisement promotes TIZ foot powder as a universal cure for tired aching swollen feet and corns bunions and bad smelling feet. It claims relief after use and urges purchase from Walter Tathers Drug Co Chicago at 29 cents per box. The testimonial from A F Dreatzer cites dramatic improvement after trying the product.
W. R. Gilbert argues pedigree sires like Bulla Gat Calves improve dairy quality beyond local animals. He notes dairy excellence is hereditary and developed through careful selection. A long line of dairy character on both sides supports superior offspring. breed origin alone does not guarantee quality.
Dairy farmers recognize heredity's role in dairy strength and favor local bulls over pedigree stock. Pedigree bulls often fail to produce superior calves in dairy traits, as shows and publicity drive breeders to promote beef-type sires. The misfit between show performance and dairy merit can undermine long-term dairy character.
An inexpensive small catch for light doors uses a tiny screw eye and an upholstering toggle, shown in the diagram as a simple mechanism. The sketch demonstrates a method to secure doors in tight spaces such as washstands and sideboards with a compact, effective catch.
Guidance on locating a cream separator room near the barn with cement floors and plastered walls, and plumbing for drainage. Emphasis on keeping the space clean with hot water for vessel cleaning, and avoiding dust and odor from kitchen areas. Also notes that good dairy practice combines quality cows with proper management and silo use to boost efficiency.
Dr W A Evans writing for the Chicago Tribune warns that typhoid fever can spread through milk handled by infected people and contaminated facilities. He advises pasteurization, never using raw milk, and cautions against mixing typhoid milk with hot coffee.
Instructions stress drying separator parts without cloth to avoid lint and bacteria. Warm water speeds even drying, killing many bacteria. Expert judgment urged to determine right cream for churning by smell and taste, ensuring clean sour flavor and proper emulsion.
Agricultural notes emphasize year round milk testing to know cow quality, and warn against relying on luck in dairying. Points cover butter production, churn timing, proper milk utensils, and the value of metallic, well soldered equipment. Also suggests north-side sheds aid cows in cold weather and encourages breeding for single-purpose dairy aims. Sunshine in hog houses is praised but not to overexpose hogs to winter rays.
An article argues duck eggs fetch higher value in eateries across England and Europe. It compares Indian Runner and Pekin ducks for egg quality and color, notes market prejudice, and urges advertising in local papers to boost duck egg palatability. It explains Runner ducks mature quickly and require clean water. Pekins are fluffier and favored for appearance.
Advice on building a winter hen house emphasizes dry conditions over extreme heat. A two-thickness board and paper wall, ample south-facing glass, and good ventilation keep hens healthy. The key is dryness. a damp, poorly ventilated coop harms hens even in cold weather.
Feed hens turnips cut in halves with the cut side up to reduce dirt from litter. Turnips and potatoes or zebras can substitute greens in winter. avoid scraps. A poultry roast from soaked drawings carries a deadly solution to diseased life. The careless inbred hen lowers egg production. better feeding and breeding could double output.
Woodland Park and surrounding area record Thanksgiving activities and family visits. Mrs. Vogel and family, Misses Vogel, McCormicks, and relatives from Newport Ky. visit kin, attend church, and join gatherings. Local residents report shopping, travel, and a gold medal contest at Venice with mixed reception to the judges.
In Lesourdsville C December 7 Fred Bender of Heynillon hunted in our village Monday Arthur King visited Middletown Tuesday Philip Kunz was indoors of business Wednesday Mrs Philip Kunz spent Thanksgiving in Middletown guest at friends there Mrs CG Molar entertained her mother and sister from Hamilton Thanksgiving day Mrs Rathios was in Ben ton Friday on business Mrs Chris Reiff was in Hamilton Saturday Miss Nor ria Dougherty of Hast on spent Saturday with her cousin
Public notice lists levies for the year 1011 across multiple districts including University Common Belinal state and other jurisdictions. It specifies townships and school district properties taxed, with exemptions noted for college funds and certain state levies.
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