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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1917
Page
7
A cluttered classified page lists sale items including fat young turkeys and various auction notices, lost and found items, and multiple help wanted and situation wanted ads. It also details rental listings for houses and furnished rooms, with contact hints and locations in Middletown and nearby streets.
Classified column fragment shows instructions that advertisements and responses go through the paper. It lists wants for miscellaneous items a private furnished room a private family and various buys like beef cattle veal calves pigs and poultry. Also mentions a dental offer and a furnished room near the city center and an address signature EL C.
Fragmented ad dense page lists goods and wants including services real estate and general items. Also a funeral notice for Susan whittlesey whittlesey sister in Union Springs with interment at Pine Bush. The page mixes requests for work, goods, and obituaries with several misspelled items and partial addresses.
A torn readable section lists local businesses offering upholstery and cleaning services at corner streets with a phone contact, followed by a legal notice from the Surrogate of Orange County about estate claims against Shaw late of Middletown. Executors named William T. Young and attorney Frank H. Finn, with filing deadline before January 1928.
In this notice blurb a funeral business lists branches at 81 Est Main St Reardence 33 Railroad Ave and New York offices with phone numbers 447 209% for cross referential service. It includes William T Cornelius Funeral Director and Embalmer at 118 North St and a branch at Olisville NY with phone 720 12F-1L. Next comes a probate notice for Edwin Miniram deceased of Crawford Orange County NY requiring creditors to present claims with vouchers by a specified date, with executors Susan Mints Simon Veernooy and attorneys Taylor and Royce named. further notices concern Allen W. Corwitx trustee and F.P. Weaver late of Campbell Hall requiring claims by March, dated 1517 and 1317 respectively.
A World Outlook report portrays a nine year old Jennie and siblings in a crowded New York City Italian district producing decorative wreaths from cambric petals after school and on weekends. The family, excluding the father and an older brother, labor daily to craft six dozen wreaths with 39 flowers each night, earning about 8.8 dollars weekly per daisy or buttercup wreath based on daily quota and roles lead by 11 year old Angeline.
The excerpt argues bananas, oranges, and apples as distinct fruit types with starch content and nourishment differences. It asserts the orange is refreshing while the banana is nourishing, noting bananas as a bread-like trait and warning against pairing bread with excessive fruit.
Posters took their name from old London footways separating drives by a haze of pests where advertisements were displayed.
December 31 social by Emplotes Jon Hat Company at the Masonic Temple plus January 1-2 anniversary dance by Ontario Chemical Era Co at Bagies Hall. January 11 The Fascinating Fanny Brown two act farce at the Tri versalist Chauoel under Avalon and Knights for King Arthur.
A dairy writer argues little advantage and several objections to milking cows while they are fed. Temperament matters, and calm cows stand quietly and yield more milk, while nervous cows with their heads down may startle and hinder the milking process.
Proper quarters for cows require individual stalls and accessible feed boxes with cleanable mangers. Ventilation is essential for health, with bedding in box stalls or watertight gutters if stanchions are used, and a system to manage manure, all at about twenty five dollars plus labor for five cows.
Holstein cows should receive clover hay and silage to clean up waste free of waste. Daily intake averages 10-12 pounds clover hay and 30-40 pounds carp Silage per cow. Grain mix per cow per day equals 1 pound per 4 to 4.4 pounds of milk: oats 50, barley 15, corn 15, all meal 20. If barley and corn unavailable, substitute 70 pounds oats and 2 pounds all meal, fed at 1 pound daily per 4 to 4.4 pounds of milk.
Cream with 35 to 40 percent butterfat resists spoilage, cools and transports more cheaply, and leaves more skim milk on the farm. Heavier cream reduces mechanical loss by sticking to utensils but risks more milk loss during separation.
For cows that freshen during the winter months legume hay and silage mixed with three or four pounds of concentrates are best. The successful dairyman feeds cows when dry with great care, preparing them for safe calving and a maximum milking period. Times-Press Want columns-rddver-
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