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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
7
Holcomb the cowboy prospector escorts Chiquita Isabella de la Barra from Yaqui-held territory toward the valley of the Three Spears. They dodge pursuers, flee with hidden horses, and reach Ascension where a priest awaits, amid sudden romantic declarations.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Japanese dentists performing tooth extraction with finger technique. A terse quote references necessary practice and “slang” terms, suggesting a lesson or anecdote about dental methods learned by hand.
The Ayrshire breed is described as a middle ground between Jersey Guernsey and Holstein for milk and butterfat. An average herd may lag behind top herds of other breeds yet exceed some. advanced registry requires two year olds to yield 6006 pounds milk and 214 pounds butterfat rising to 8500 pounds and 322 pounds by age five. Calves weigh 60 to 75 pounds at birth.
The Pennsylvania state experiment station finds that green forage palatability drives milk output more than dry matter or protein content. Cows eating more palatable feeds produced higher milk volumes, with milk fat inversely related to cow weight gain.
The notes stress cows need large bodies and dry shelter, with cold rain more harmful than dry cold. Keep separators turning steadily and flush with skim milk or water. Early milking years build a persistent milker, but calf feeding often ends at eight to nine months. Comfort and proper feeding drive large milk checks, while ripening cream may require buttermilk swill in winter.
An old newspaper ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as remedy for chills, colds, backache, and urinary troubles. It features a customer testimonial from Mrs. W. H. Bennett of Los Gatos, praising relief after using the product for kidney discomfort. Foster-Milburn Co. markets Doan's at 60 cents.
The dialogue mentions Tom Roxley and Jack accusing someone of interference while recalling Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets introduced forty years ago. It notes the product claims to regulate and invigorate liver and bowels with sugar coated granules.
The San Francisco Chronicle quotes a witty exchange about marriage. The man says his future wife must blush, and the woman fires back that she blushes whenever seen with him, highlighting playful courtship.
Corrective for indigestion and regulator of the system Garfield Tea is marketed as purist and efficient. The note emphasizes its supposed superior purity and effectiveness.
A quirky mix of phrases about speaking French and a playful line on pink eye outbreaks. It hints at seasonal epidemics and a casual remark on duty and advice without naming persons or places.
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