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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
7
A censored Washington Star cartoon caption string references an Air Corps figure praised as a champion optimist during a Purle air raid observation. The fragment mentions a New Yorker style quip about animal training and money-saving dads, with censor deletions.
A Detroit Free Press excerpt discusses how dairy cattle are slaughtered in Europe amid food shortages and the impact on human nutrition. It notes the need to economize feeding and use nonhuman-edible feeds to preserve herds, warning that postwar demand for dairy products could rise.
The Holstein origin lies in northern Holland with centuries of breeding. In the United States they are most numerous in the midwest and west. cows average about 1.26 pounds and bulls 1,800 pounds. Milk production is high though butterfat is comparatively low with top cows and bulls achieving substantial yields.
A state report notes skim milk saved daily in New York, reducing sewer waste and preserving cheese supply. The U S Department of Agriculture animal industry report highlights conservation efforts and dairy product preservation.
Cincinnati authority urges use of Freezone on corns and callouses. A few drops relieve soreness and remove the entire lesion, including root and all, without inflaming surrounding tissue. A small bottle costs little at drug stores or wholesale houses.
A jumble of quotations and quips appears from letters and columns, including a remark about daylight saving timing and domestic doubt, a sharp gender remark exchange, a wedding-plot line, an advertisement for Cuticura remedies, and a humorous street scene line about vision.
Fragments describe antiseptic terms and odd phrases about profiteers and Judas. The text mixes names and quotes with unclear context and appears as damaged OCR from a Washington Star fragment.
An advertisement notes a woman at forty six experiencing hot flashes nervousness and fatigue during a life stage change. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy and includes a Fremont Ohio testimonial from Mrs. Odden and a note from Pinkham Medicine Co. offering confidential guidance.
The article describes banding trunks with burlap and wire screen as a control method for the codling moth, detailing laborious, costly bands and a newer trap from the Bureau of Entomology. It covers materials, folding, tacking, and step by step installation to fit trunks, with emphasis on timing and fitting for effective containment.
An advertisement touts Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy after illness. It claims to purify blood, restore flesh and strength, and aid healing in pale or scrofulous children, with cures for skin and scalp diseases. It notes tablet or liquid forms and states pills regulate stomach liver and bowels.
A collage of quips and jests from various periodicals includes lines about lasting affection, marriage wisdom, wry fare, and punny exchanges. It features remarks on domestic life, social satire, and light gossip across newspapers, with a mix of characters and mock dialogues.
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