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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1919
Page
5
Practical guidance on reducing bacteria in milk through sterilization of dairy utensils and equipment. It covers building a home sterilizer, using steam heat, timing, and post sterilization handling to prevent contamination and improve milk and cream quality on farms of all sizes.
Article stresses that cows must live in clean bright quarters with ample fresh air, no drafts, and easy to clean floors to maximize milk and butter production. Emphasizes light, ventilation, convenient layout and hygienic flooring for dairy efficiency.
Bremen Spartican forces attempted to overthrow the government in a bold assault on London on April 28. The action rose amid tense political unrest and foreign influence questions.
Governor Smith signs the Sunday baseball bill. Manglatiate Francia X. McQuade, treasurer of the New York Giants, is flooded with congratulatory telegrams after years of advocacy. The measure promises a major boost to baseball revenue for both leagues despite earlier strong opposition and street fighting. A separate report notes unrest in Stettin with revolvers and hand grenades in some clashes.
Article recounts William Ewart Gladstone the veteran statesman rejecting a lucrative publisher offer. An American margarine promoter allegedly sent a blank check for 2,000 words on his biography style, but Gladstone returned both check and offer untouched.
The text warns that blending options may combine both benefits and drawbacks. It notes some cases where compromise is wise and others where it signals cowardice. It poses the question of how to discern the right times for compromise and treats this as another personal decision.
The article notes a chapel practice linked to Nell Gwynne involving placing an orange on a plate near the door. It recalls how the large hearted donor gave alms and that the orange symbol survived in memory after her death.
The Isle of Wight has a storied martial past with Romians, Jutes, Saxons and later invasions. The text notes repeated threats from the French era, recalling 1877 when Yarmouth was burned and Newport severely damaged, leading to years of desolation.
The text notes winter reading preferences focused on natural history through Audubon works and references migrations, snow, and wildlife such as rice birds, cotton trees, and water levels in Labrador. It presents a collage of seasonal imagery and literary mentions without a single clear event or person.
A brief aphorism urges choosing open conflict over persistent friction. It contrasts living with an open enemy instead of tolerating constant irritation, implying clarity of stakes and value in direct stance.
The new United States wheat director Barnes faces two major pressures as he negotiates the 1919 crop price under government guarantees. He must balance public sentiment over bread costs with farmer interests while managing large land assets.
Trene Castle recalls her last public appearance with Capt Vernon Castle at a British recruiting benefit in New York. He danced in uniform at the New York Hippodrome after Camp Mohawk duty. She notes tears in his eyes as they feared that might be their final dance.
Military doctors report shell shock symptoms after torpedo attacks and in the stress of voyage rescue. Observations note fright, mutism, tremors, weeping, and spasmodic movements among passengers and crew during and after exposure to combat and evacuation.
A garbled passage discusses a reversed camouflage idea where visibility of subjects is emphasized over blending. It mentions a possible peace development by a new officer and critiques color applications that confuse the eye, hinting at a speculative system of making distinct objects recognizable.
The piece urges personal responsibility for health not relying on doctors or pills. It argues daily care, proper nourishment, robust meals, fresh air, and overall lifestyle have greater impact on well being than a few medicines.
Henry Ward Beecher honors humble pleasures of small rooms and ordinary sights that lift the soul toward the open air.
Captain Carey returns from overseas and is pulled into a town romance triangle. Elizabeth engineers a scheme involving Angelica Wade and Nancy Croton to spur Nancy and Carey toward a union while Angelaica loses the engagement to Roger Cleves. In the end Nancy accepts Carey and the pair plan marriage as headlines fade.
The fragmentary OCR hints at rough humor and garbled names. It mentions a facetious person and a shave metaphor with odd wording. Concrete details are unreadable beyond a playful line about appearance and speech.
A lively tale notes a modest groom to be while the betrothal excitement fades then she questions duration. He quips that his funds cover six months prompting a lighthearted remark as romance meets budgeting. Bede cottage in Derbyshire sells at auction for 2675 dollars.
Quotation reflects Darwin on friendship as a key measure of a man’s worth. Anne Thackeray cites a saying about lasting ties proving character and value.
A collage of stray items includes ads for a freetone corn remover claiming rapid relief with a few drops and a drying finish, a quip about equal rights with dogs on public transport, and a description of a soundproof council room in Downing Street. Also features a jury summation quip and a Lincoln pronunciation joke about Minneboohoo meaning Weeping Water.
A segment urges readers to tackle distressing conditions with outdoor exercise and plenty of water, recommends a light meat diet, and advises taking Doctor Pierce's Anuric Tablets double strength at each meal for quick improvement.
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