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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1903
Page
10
A historical note describes a method to preserve milk by suspending troughs and placing cloths soaked in water around a vessel. The evaporating water cools the milk, with troughs kept filled to maintain low temperatures.
An Alabama Experiment Station report outlines attempts to remove wild onion and bitter weed flavors from milk and cream in the Jasethran year. Trials included patent compounds, cooking soda, and saltpeter with limited success. heating did not eliminate bitterness and often produced cooked flavors. Continuous methods failed to remove the weed taste from 1008 milk and cream, as prior year observations indicate.
A J Baget describes long continuous causeways built with large exterior stones and internal supports to form a uniform stone grade for roadbeds. The method uses stone placements, top layers, and drainage to ensure a smooth surface and durable road through wet seasons, noting the need for appropriate materials and proper selection for permanent highways.
A fragmented article argues for price systems based on fat content and feed value, demanding standardization and inspection. It discusses milk composition by fat and solids, the need to pay for nutritive value rather than bulk, and the goal of fair pricing tied to diet and production costs. It notes variability across states and emphasizes transparency of composition for proper valuation.
The article describes a wooden crate to fit on wagon boxes or sleds, with extendable sides and hinged rear gate for easy loading and unloading. Slats are hardwood, three quarters inch thick. It also includes dairy feed grinding guidance, advocating grinding grain for dairy cows to ease digestion and boost milk production, recommending a good grinder and powered setup as essential farm equipment.
Farmers complain as calves roam fields each autumn, with recently weaned calves unfit for harsh grazing. The text notes calves’ digestion suffers from poor feed, causing sickness. It recommends plenty of water and careful management to curb the issue.
A fragmentary quote from B. A. Roseell in Orange Adndd Portner notes farmers hope to extract meat from skim mink by feeding, arguing it could be profitable when prices for pigs and other goods rise. The text hints at a longer discussion on policy and market timing.
A neighboring city authorities expose a cheap baking powder as alum powder containing alum and sulfuric acid. Thousands of pounds were confiscated and destroyed. Physicians warn against mixing the powder with food. Cream of tartar baking powders remain the economical safe choice.
In government circles the congress created over eleven thousand new offices and employments, totaling annual pay of about seven million nine hundred twenty-seven thousand dollars. It also abolished over eighteen hundred offices, leaving a net increase of one thousand five hundred three and net salary changes near six million nine hundred eighty-six thousand dollars. Juan Navarro has served as Mexican consul general in New York for forty years, still vigorous in health. Jehna nat returns from the City of Mexico to his post after vacation. The ambassador’s circle enjoys high confidence with President Dias and Mexican officials. Hawaii’s board of health has recently approved licenses to sell liquor at Molokai leper settlement amid heated debate over illicit sales impacting the liquor tax.<|endoftext|>
Chancellor James Day of Syracuse University notes annual costs of eighteen thousand to support ministers and twenty five million for dog care. William Muldoon transfers his Fellast home to Bishop Cosino for convent and educational use. Thomas D. McLean resigns from Union Congregational Ludlow Maes citing insufficient salary of one thousand yearly and plans to return to private real estate work to save for old age. He is forty and has preached ten years.
A Chinese group in Shanghai is building a Nelind school for over 400 boys costing 25 000 dollars with an English head master. Eight Clark County Ohio township schools remain closed as teachers accept higher wages as motormen. Dr Oscar H Allis of Philadelphia advocates ambidexterity in schooling arguing for taught use of both hands and noting health benefits and symmetrical spines in ambidextrous individuals.
A protest halts against the mistreatment of military and railway prisoners in Ireland. Figures show a railway system moving 200,000 tons of freight with 800,000 operatives, yielding about 12 percent annual profit on capital. Nottingham owns its street railways for two years at a two cent per mile fare.
A scrambled wartime memo recounts leaks about a 40 million dollar matter and a secretary speaking to halt conversations during an important movement. The piece describes misdirected warnings, a test refund operation, and a claim that none of it leaked publicly yet. It also recounts a Washington visit by Gen Ian Hamilton and a Confederate style misinterpretation of initials I C B.
Mrs Arfna Br Willig of Kokomo Indiana 73 years old shares a published letter praising Dodd’s Kidney Dills after twenty years of kidney trouble and back pain. She says the remedy restored her health and energy allowing her to work in house and garden. The letter is printed as a valued commendation and circulated in the community.
Mrs Anderson of Jacksonville witnesses the signature on a letter praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial extols cures for female ailments, claiming relief within months, urges lifelong use, and warns against substitutes with a $5000 reward offer for proof of fraud.
A long testimonial letter from Catholic leaders and doctors praising Peruna medicine for laryngitis and throat relief is circulated by the Sisters of Charity. The correspondence includes endorsements from Dr Hartman of Columbus and Congressman Beckison of Napoleon, Ohio.
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