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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
4
The article argues beginners in dairying should start with grade cows to learn fundamentals and manage costs, then add one or two strong pure bred animals. It emphasizes pedigrees, registry, and careful selection to build a reliable foundation herd for dairy production and future demand for offspring.
Dairy expert Hugh G. Van Pelt explains how a cow’s circulatory system directs nutrients to the udder and outlines five essential traits for a productive dairy cow: constitution feed capacity mammary vein development nervous temperament and udder quality. He warns against grade sires and urges strict selection and careful herd building through proven dairy genetics.
Arba S. Van Valkenburgh, aged 48, has been appointed United States district judge for the western district of Missouri. A former United States district attorney, he gained national notice for leading suits against meat packing companies to enforce interstate commerce laws.
Representative Miles Poindexter of Washington, backed by Theodore Roosevelt, seeks the U S senate seat in a race against political foes including Richard A. Ballinger. Poindexter, 52, a Insurgent ally, has a long career as a prosecutor and judge in Washington before entering Congress. He meets opposition from Ballinger while Roosevelt promises assistance.
David J. Ranken Jr the wealthy St Louis financier endowed his namesake school of mechanical trades with about 3 million, reserving only 3000 a year for his own use. The endowment expands the 500000 initial fund to support a two year practical program for boys over fifteen, charging 30 a year.
Charges of professional misconduct against Joseph H. Choate former U S ambassador to Great Britain shock the nation. The American Bar association will probe at its Chattanooga Tennessee convention next month while his accuser James R Watts of Staten Island claims omissions harmed him financially.
A reflective piece on the value of early rising, citing Alice Cary and Victor Hugo. It urges starting tasks before dawn to gain time for sewing, letters, baking, and chores. Tips include pre prepping pastry, chilling dough, and organizing cooking and cleaning to keep a neat, orderly home.
Household notes advise scalding fish in boiling water, using turpentine boiled with clothes to whiten, and employing lime wash with no glue as it keeps air in cellars sweet. Charcoal absorbs gases in milk rooms, kept powdered and renewed, especially in hot weather, while clear boiling water removes tea stains.
Salt water makes a good gargle for sore throat and relieves cold congestion when snuffed into the nose. Rubbing dry salt or salt water into hair roots thrice weekly may halt hair loss. On a windy day, add salt to a chimney fire to help burn out. Sprinkling salt on carpets reduces dust during sweeping.
Recipe describes preparing muffins using warm boiled hominy with butter salt and milk mixed into flour with baking powder. Add beaten eggs and bake in hot buttered muffin pans for a breakfast dish.
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