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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
11
John Drysdale hosts a summer escape at Eegemere estate near Babylon. Grace Croydon and Tremaine become entangled as Drysdale suspects Tremaine is pursuing Grace, while tensions rise over loyalty and a past rival within the charming party.
Drysdale and Tremaine greet a clear spring morning on a balcony. Tremaine’s presence sparks a cautious exchange as Drysdale probes Tremaine’s past and travels, hinting at rivalries and deeper motives behind their polite dialogue.
The article warns that next spring’s seed oats may be scarce and poorly filled due to late threshing. It urges farmers to grade home grown seed, select the best heads, and consider breeding up oats by selection, with hybridizing as a secondary approach.
The Iowa State College experiment station at Ames released two bulletins on swine feeding. One tests corn and supplementary feeds with barley, wheat shorts, meat meal, and tankage, comparing dry lot and pasture systems for economical pork production. The other examines the dangers of feeding milk from tuberculous cows, with infected and pasteurized skim milk fed under varied conditions and later slaughtered for inspection.
L. C. Brown reports from Fond du Lac County Wisconsin on a dairy farm where fifteen cows are milked and cream churned at home. Churning takes up to two hours, exhausting the family, though the farm makes fine creamery grade butter and sells above standard prices. The observer notes sloppy cleaning of separator bowls and cans, uses small churns, and attributes long churning to cows milking for nine months and recent separator cream. He urges testing sourness and fresh cows in October to reduce churn time while preserving butter quality.
The piece notes corn growers in Wisconsin, aided by Professor Moore, focus on high yielding white corn varieties producing 70 to 80 bushels per acre. It adds advice on monthly harness care to extend gear life and calls out crop distribution issues limiting product reach to consumers.
The best time to buy a heifer is four to six years old when her prime lies ahead for four years. Look for cows that have calved two or three times and show udder development, signs of good milking, and a strong upbringing by a careful feeder. A trusted breeder raises the cow, and price is rarely a factor when the quality is proven. bargains arise from second-rate stock this winter, with higher prices for top youngsters.
A historical note condemns milk houses built near hog feeding pens and near the dairy yard. It cites ill cows and unsafe conditions, urging state or federal inspection of dairy facilities to prevent contamination and protect consumers.
The article emphasizes strict daily feeding at 6 o clock and warns against skipping days or delaying meals as cows fret and butter quality declines with poor salt usage. It advises dissolving a spoonful of salt from the bag in water to test butter consistency and suggests tasting salt to monitor dairy quality.
A series of satirical sayings reflect on bachelor life optimism, wedding gifts, female behavior, and social roles. The quips touch on honesty in relationships, temperaments of widows, and women’s habits such as hair washing and tobacco use as indicators of readiness for marriage.
In a courtroom exchange Lustig Blatter tells the judge he cannot attend tomorrow because it is his wedding day. The judge retorts that a wedding day is no excuse and asserts attendance is required even if it were an execution day.
An ad for a “Nerve Restorer” touts a breakthrough cure and free bottle with a Philadelphia address. A Cleveland Leader page feature then recounts a joke exchange about stage fright at a farewell dinner for Israel Zangwill, noting Joseph Jefferson’s lifelong stage nerves and his Rip Van Winkle role.
A miscellany piece recalls a Napoleon era joke about a one armed veteran and a cheeky exchange over a cross. It then shifts to Richard Canfield leaving Saratoga Club and a quip about money driving outcomes. The Montreal Gurgle notes Stuyvesant Fish’s etiquette standards and a dinner table moment at a New York Union League gathering.
A Wisconsin woman credits Grape-Nuts with improved health after six years of headaches nervousness and fatigue. She reports no headaches or nervousness since eating Grape-Nuts and gains weight, noting a one week gain of 11 pounds. Readings and endorsements from General Foods in Battle Creek Michigan.
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