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Newspaper
Hamilton Guidon
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1875
Page
3
The naturalist explains cow horn anatomy with a bone buttress foundation, a hollow center, and a hollow interior lined with nerves and vessels. He notes blood flow in horns, the warm horn when held, and the light yet strong bone core connected to the outer horn. He cuts and displays sections to reveal buttresses and internal structure.
A veteran veterinarian asserts megrims arise from eye irritation rather than brain distention. He notes convulsed eyes during attacks, finds saddle horses unaffected, and links sun or moonlit glare on winkers to episodes. Removing winkers or shading with leather fixes symptoms. brain is not the disease site.
Experiments measured cream formation at various milk depths using lactometer readings from 12 degrees to about 7 degrees. Shallow vessels yielded more cream, while deeper ones produced less. Also described is etching names on steel by wax coating, gravering, aqua fortis, and washing.
At the Ohio Dairymen's Association meeting Mr C Baldwin described key cow traits including small head bones, elongated neck, deep hind parts and a tapering body. He cited four infallible marks for selection such as prominent udder veins, milk mirror size, restlessness, and two oval rear udder marks, with Jersey cows noted for a prominent milk-mark cue.
The Utica Herald reports Ver mont Dairymen Association on butter making. Arnold discusses milk room size and temperature control double walls. ripe cream for churning requires twelve hour ripening and full mixing before chilling. freezing affects sweet cream and thaw gradually. repeated freezing harms cream. preserving grain means keeping minute particle structure intact. crumbly granular butter indicates grain perfection.
A traveling Eastern lawyer tells a California debt cow story where a creditor hitches the beast in a mud hole to force payment. The piece then notes Home and Craxen Bees ideas on planting hemp to deter chinch bugs and provide revenue, plus a joke recipe about keeping a lady's hand free from chaos by claiming she has no money.
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