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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
6
Purdue extension advises strict cleanliness from milking to cooling. Keep cows in clean barns, discard old utensils, and wash and scald all equipment. Cool milk immediately to 54 degrees Fahrenheit, store properly, and stir cream to prevent drying and uneven sampling.
Purdue University graduated forty men from the School of Agriculture at the close of the school year on June 14, 1911. Twenty five return to farming, five seek farm managerial positions, and ten aim for college or experiment station work. Forty percent enter practical agriculture while thirty five percent pursue advanced agricultural roles, strengthening the state's rural communities.
The Indiana Wool Growers held an interesting meeting at Purdue May 2. Tubercle bacilli found in market butter remain virulent for over five weeks. Farm success hinges on a systematic rotation. Purdue orchard sprayed with lime sulfur using a new power sprayer. Creameries fail from mis management and poor records. systematic cow performance boosts dairy profits. Top dressing manure or proper commercial fertilizer sustains profitable meadows. Loose smut in wheat causes losses. botanical department tests seed wheat treatments. Winter mushroom growing methods improved by reinforced compost and added fertilizers.
A child relays a chaotic early morning of lighting and mishaps with firecrackers. Grampaw and Paw mishandle the fireworks, causing injuries and alarms as Willie Green and the doctor arrive. The tale ends with a late night reflection as the family endures the chaotic events.
The poem describes rockets gleaming in the sky and bombs bursting on the sidewalk, filling the air with sulphury perfume. A sudden ringing clang and hoofbeats signal the spearing ambulance as chargers prance in warning.
A Fourth of July celebration turns chaotic as premature fireworks explode and trigger a deadly stampede. A planned speech by Mr Longfellow Tennyson Scruggs features an original poem, while a misheard call leads to a comic mix up over lighting livers instead of lights.
Miss Lillian B. Rowe at an advertising writers' dinner in Denver commented on the harem skirt. She warned that the old gag from the 1840s could be revived to target women, with sharpers offering fake lessons for a dollar and promising vast profits, advising victims to simply wear knickers.
An account from Robert Mann of Proctor Minnesota describes a infant born in Toronto in 1908 suffering severe skin disease. After failed remedies and hospital care a doctor claimed cure, then the issue returned until Cuticura remedies were used in May 1909 leading to a complete cure and ongoing use of Cuticura Soap.
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