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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1912
Page
3
A garbled collage of headlines and anecdotes mentions Ed Jaster, Missouri, Philadelphia hotel plans, a divorcee and a dog custody note, a lamb, price drops, a man spying with a dictograph, 27 million cigarettes in the U S daily, weather and politics musings, New York lawyers, and stray observations on marriage science birds and Coca Cola. The piece rambles through random vignettes with many named places and people.
In hot weather hens and young chicks need constant access to fresh water and shade. Provide water morning and after noon. water kept in a fountain-like trough stays cooler and cleaner. If shade is scarce, build artificial shade with poles and boards at the yard corners so the flock can retreat from the sun.
In Mt Robinson an ad claims Bingie Comb White Leghorns grow fast and mature early, advocating their breed as superior for solid color and true markings. It promises easier breeding, purer stock, more chicks, and better overall quality than other varieties, urging readers to choose these birds.
Practical farming tips on broodery sanitation feeding mixed husbandry for poultry. Emphasizes combining dairy and poultry, using corn, feeding milk to chickens, and preventing overfeeding. Recommends vaccination, insect powder, and disinfectant sprays for coops. Warns against relying on costly incubators without proper knowledge.
The function of a dairy cow is to produce milk. Producers seek cows with strong udders and large abdominal capacity. A pliable well formed udder attached forward along the belly indicates a cow’s milking ability and desirability.
The text argues a clear link between a cow’s external form and its milk producing ability. It emphasizes a well developed udder system, strong digestive capacity, and a clean cut appearance as indicators of potential milk yield, noting that the animal’s overall condition reflects its productive power.
C H Eckles explains optimal silage timing for corn and kaffir sorghum. Key guidance covers cut timing as ears begin to show, husks yellowing, leaves green, and stalks mature. Proper moisture is crucial to prevent mold and waste, with water added during filling if needed.
An abstracted note describes a plan to advance work by bringing water to moisten the site. It mentions an AbUMMatios of Water and the goal to uniformly dampen the entire area to proceed safely with operations.
A new frozen delicacy using sour milk as a base is urged for the University of Missouri Dairy Fair. It sits between ice cream and sherbet, with lemon sugar and fruit syrup for a milder, more pleasing flavor. The recipe includes sour milk, nine pounds of sugar, twelve lemons, and red raspberry juice.
The article warns farmers about formaldehyde treatment to preserve livestock and cautions against risky practices in cattle handling. It notes the soil supports wood crops only with careful methods and emphasizes prudent management for cattle profitability, stressing age and training of steers.
A church lesson commentary on Mark chapter four discusses Jesus calming the storm and crossing to the Gadarenes. It reflects on faith and fear, Jesus’ authority, the demoniac rescue, and the implied mission to the unclean. It notes the disciples’ weakness, Jesus’ quiet power, and the call to homeward witness.
A quirky tale from a Maine camp describes hedgehogs cleaning a floor after oats beans pork and fat spill during a Saturday visit. A woodsman notices damage and a humane society fore warns of further trouble as bears and other forest creatures shift their looting patterns.
A Virginian narrator recalls a strange 14 mile trip near a village where a duck entangled in a fishing line and a trout of notable size sparked a dramatic struggle. The duck, trout, and angler describe a dramatic contest with the duck eventually breaking free and both creatures drifting apart as a witness from Youthy Companion affirms the event.
In a business context Ciara turns down a plumber after Bomeback warns her to be careful about encouraging him. The exchange signals tensions over professionalism and potential risk, with cautions echoing through the office about personal boundaries and workplace conduct.
Fragmentary note argues women waste powder during conflict and mocks cleanliness culture. Phrases imply antiwar or partisan sentiment with unclear origins and celebratory tone. No clear dates, places, or named groups provided.
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