Calves fed skimmed milk improve dairy potential on farms
The article outlines raising calves on skimmed milk to produce high quality cows, noting cost savings, proper feeding schedules, and the use of a cream separator. It details milk amounts by age, safe temperatures, cleanliness, gradual shift to grain, and methods to teach calves to drink from a bucket.
Rest and diet strict for tuberculosis patients says commission
The Kentucky Tuberculosis Commission urges following a doctor’s orders on ventilation food and rest. Rest and carefully gauged exercise are essential until improvement and weight gain occur. overexertion can exhaust the body and hinder recovery.
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Kentucky Tuberculosis Commission
Ladies Sample Slippers Sold At Low Prices
Punch Graves and Co advertise ladies sample slippers offered at 3.50 and 4.00 dollars with a sale tag of 1.98 dollars, promoting affordable footwear selections.
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Punch, Graves& Co
Punch, Graves & Co
Diet for consumption stresses milk eggs air rest
The advice emphasizes fresh air around the clock rest or exercise as directed by a physician with a diet centered on milk and eggs plus other digestible foods. It warns against overfeeding and cites a Pennsylvania consumptive who declined milk and eggs, worsening his condition. If a doctor underplays milk and eggs seek another physician.
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Pennsylvania
Kentucky Tuberculosis Commission
Crop Report 1913 Kentucky Shows Drought Slump
The July 6 1913 crop report for Kentucky notes severe drought reducing prospects since June 10. Wheat and rye drought losses contrast with some regional showers. Corn at 98 percent, oats 88 percent, tobacco and potato conditions slide, fruit crops fall below early hopes, with pasture and grasses generally short. J W Newman commissioner of agriculture reports outlook mixed but promising for corn if rains return.
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Kentucky
Burley Tobacco
Shelby
Nelson
Kenton
Lawrence
Crittenden
Marshall
Caldwell
Graves
Jackson
Letcher
Laurel
J. W. Newman
Prosperity Tied Between Farmer and Town
A regional plea explains that farm value hinges on nearby towns prosperity and vice versa. It argues mail order purchases drain town vitality, lower farm land values, and depress prices for farm products. The farmer should spend locally to sustain community and income.
Winchester Postmaster Resigns for the Good of the Service
Winchester Kentucky postmaster John G White resigned after weeks of pressure from the Post Office Department including threats of removal and entreaties to resign The move followed renewed charges of neglect and inhuman treatment of his daughter that were previously dropped and later revived Senator Bradley advocated the resignation and backed a successor plan involving Sam F King whose nomination awaits Senate action A short ad for slippers from Graves Co follows
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Postoffice Department
John G. White
Winchester
Burleson
W. O. Bradley
Kentucky
White
Hitchcock
Bradley
Ollie M. James
J. C. Cantrill
Cantrill
Sam F. King
King
Senate
Hat Seen Twice Sparks Church Talk
Mr. Bacon misses the joke about Miss Style wearing the same hat at church and theater. He claims to not watch hats, while others note her hat obstructed his view at the theater two nights earlier.
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Mr. Bacon
Notice of Commissioner’s Sittings in Carrington estate
Master Commissioner Judy announces sittings in the Piff v Carrington case at Mt. Sterling Kentucky from July 24 to August 30 1913. Creditors must present proven claims against the Santford Carrington estate by the closing date.
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Mt. Sterling
Santford Carrington
Avena
Ella Freeland
Notice of Commissioner Sittings Mt. Sterling 1913
Arthur Jacobs and others sue. Notice to estate of L H McClain to appear in Mt. Sterling Kentucky on August 13 1913 and close on August 36 1913 for proof of claims. This order requires proof within the specified period by the estate and related parties.
Notice of Administration Beginning in Mt Sterling Ky
Florence Anderson and heirs announce the start of probate for the Ella Freeland estate in Mt Sterling Kentucky on 4 August 1913. Creditors must file claims with proof by the stated date.
Appearance and war myth in Novi wartime essay
An excerpt argues that aggression does not determine beauty, noting English beauty and pacifism. The quotation from War by J Novi asserts the English are among the handsomest yet least warlike, mentioning abolition of military service as a European exception.
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J. Novi
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Liberatis
Concert Band
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Lexington
John W. Bain
Lexington, Kentucky
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Piff
Charles Carrinton
John A. Judy
Arthur Jacobs
George McClain
L. H. McClain
L. C. Ogg
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Hunt
McDonald Bros
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Vanarsdell & Co