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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
2
Cecil Thurston tale follows Chilcote leaving his home and wandering London streets, pondering a mysterious man who resembles him. He visits Cadogan Gardens to confront Lady Astrupp and contemplates identity and social masks while a portrait of ennui and longing unfolds in a tense, ambiguous mood.
The Iowa Homestead urges neat packaging to boost butter value. Tubed butter should be fully filled and parchment lined, with top alignment visible. Pound prints in parchment wrapping or pasteboard boxes may fetch 2 cents more per pound than tubs, improving appearance and saleability. Salt guidance from Denver Field and Farm recommends four ounces daily per cow mixed with feed, split across three feedings to aid appetite and health.
Incomplete separation may be caused by insufficient speed. Proper bowl speed is crucial as the separating force. Clogging from unclean bowls or sour ropy or viscous milk is another common cause, notes Professor Oscar Ert.
A dairy expert argues that testing cows reveals unprofitable nonperforming animals and guides herd improvement. He cites the cost gap between low and high quality butter and stresses clean milk lines and better feed. The piece criticizes inherited scrubs, urges uniformity, and warns against complacency in dairy farming.
Empire trimming, pongee fabrics, and empire dresses dominate the travel wardrobe. Golden brown fabrics, fringe and rosettes, and embroidered band details highlight silk gowns and shirtwaist looks. Proper cuts include plain lines and versatile collars, with emphasis on wearability and elegance.
Selection This Season Elastic Belts There is much variety in coats for spring almost impossible to state which will be most popular Tight fitting coats buttoned down the front with severe tailored costumes Elastic belts in demand Narrow ones in colors plain and plaited Studded and embossed belts Soft elastic belts black and white four to five inches wide Some long gloves have buttonhide loops to fasten to sleeves eliminating some bulk There is no abatement of raid on spring salt It is found on shirts as well as coats and jackets Faces hats Wings hats garments vary A warm weather frock for the week shows a white checked gingham design with white embroidery and bite collar by SUDIC CHOLLET.
The article discusses Jersey cows near New Haven, noting 120 Jerseys and their route to market at 12 cents a quart for milk and 6 cents for ice cream base. It argues high bred Jerseys may profit if well cared for, with cost differences from mixed breeds about 2 cents, and emphasizes durable breed traits and long term profitability.
Detailed routine at Fairlea includes 8 light evening feed, ensilage from 50 to 60 acres, and strict sanitary measures. Milkers rinse hands, wear clean uniforms, and all milk passes through multiple strainings and a 4 degree refrigerator before bottling. Weighing, cooling, and sterile bottling ensure traceable output from cow to consumer.
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