Cooperative testing to improve dairy profits urged
Creamery managers and patrons are urged to cooperate in testing cows to identify productive animals. The aim is to boost milk production and profits by weeding out poor cows and focusing care, feed, and milking on the right ones. The New South Review and Asperigan Creamery advocate concerted action and co operative breeding programs, citing Denmark as a model and stressing pure bred sires, proper care, and regular milking.
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Row
Soath Review
Asperigan Creamery
Denmark
Novel Cement Silo Described by Board’s Dairyman
The Kew Thing In Silos column reproduces illustrations and a description of a new cement silo 29 feet tall and 16 feet in diameter with a 115 ton capacity. It costs 360 dollars and is built from below-cer gent blocks molded to the curve. The method of tying blocks to resist lateral pressure is shown, and the design is praised as a model silo.
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Board
Dairyman
Hollow cement blocks promise durable silo construction
The article describes hollow cement blocks touted as designer and owner friendly for long lasting silos. It argues the storage capacity cost is reasonable and the block strengthening method works, noting end notches filled with soft cement to enhance wall strength.
Sterilice Milk Cane Demonstrates Sterilization Effect
An experiment from Germany tested cleaning milk cans with and without Kleam. In summer, milk soured in 23 hours after ordinary cleaning, 28.5 hours after sterilization. Bacteria in the unsterilized can were 26 times higher than in the treated can. Winter tests showed sterilized cans kept milk sweet nine hours longer.
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Germany
Defects In MIT Milk Dairy Quality Warning
Defects in butter and cheese stem from dirt at milking time and in the stable. Sour cloths and tinware spread germs, lowering quality. Clean milk is essential for top market price and high quality butter and cheese. The buttermaker also hinges on milk purity under the milker’s control.
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Mit
Fragmentary notes on salt preparation and trade chatter
The text records partial discussions of salt incorporation and processing steps, referencing a ladle test and completion of work as creases disappear. It also contains stray quotes and a misquoted slogan about watering and fencing, plus unrelated literary lines about common sense and praise.
Paul Revere House Saved in Boston Converted to Museum
Patriotic Bostons preserve Revere House in Boston and plan a museum honoring Paul Revere. He helped spark the Boston Tea Party and became famed for his midnight ride to Lexington and Concord alerting the militia of British troop movements.
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Paul Revere’s
Boston
House of Pr Revere
Revere
Bostai
Lexington and
Coucons
Ruinous policy on breeding stock warns against scrub sires
An agricultural opinion argues for eliminating inferior breeding animals and replacing graded stock with pedigreed animals. It urges strict selection of top sires, condemns selling poor individuals, and warns that widespread use of subpar sires harms breed reputation and herd value. It stresses breeders must act honestly and avoid cheap, indifferent sires.
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Alexander
Farmer's Review
New Feed Law Aims To Curb Adulterated Stock Feeds
The St Louis Republic reports a new feed law requiring all mill feeds sold after July 199a to bear a patent name and honest value on every sack of stock feed including cottonseed meal bran rice polish and byproducts. The measure seeks to prevent adulteration that has harmed stockmen. The report also recounts a maritime anecdote about a schooner struck by lightning and a mast plug incident observed by an old mariner in a separate dialogue.
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Hyde
Farin
Rauch
Barques
Dro
St. Lous Republic
News Want Ad Counts In Broderick For 35 Cents
A brief note offers to let everyone in Broderick know via a news want ad at the price of 35 cents. The line hints at agitation or desire for something, suggesting a casual classifieds insert.
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Broderick
Swine Husbandry and Lesson From Buttermilk Use
A long extract discusses feeding pigs with buttermilk when mixed with water and added fodder. It notes buttermilk alone is insufficient, recommends combining with meat or grass, and emphasizes careful weaning and pasture access. Additional pieces touch on corn soaking and a wedding sermon defining an ideal wife with analogies to a housewife, an echo, and a town clock.
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the Kid
St. Dionis
Fendhturel
Lams
Richard Megeot
Salisbu
Dinah
Thamar
Jezebel
Simeon Singleton
Wait for That Girl and Stick to Her, Old World Advice
A fragment from a Kansas City traveler’s column delivers homely moral counsel urging men to court patiently and protect a future wife. It contrasts shopworn prudery with a rustic belief about parental care for young, followed by a curious aside on birds feeding nestlings when their eyes are exposed.
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Patiens
Lee
Miney
Yen
Kipsas City
Stages in a young bird, Storthing name, and Twain anecdotes
The passage discusses how parent birds abandon nestlings at a stage when they can fend for themselves, risking starvation if kept without food. It explains Norway's Storthing, its meaning and pronunciation, and traces linguistic links to hustle and council terms. It also recalls Mark Twain's fortunes and a Howells talk on literary vicissitudes with thrift lessons.
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Mark Teraln
Mark Twain
Dave
William Dean Howells
Wow
Mark Taal
Siccess Magazine
Troubling tale of savings and split loyalties
A voice recalls a man who divided his money between a sweetheart and his lover, then went away to be shot without receiving his due. On his return he finds both lovers married to others and living separately, a twist of betrayal and mistaken timing.
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Tony
Londo Answerer
When Goods Fail to Move Fame Not the Advertisement
A short saying notes that slow sales often reflect the product and market rather than the advertisement, suggesting that better placement cannot save weak goods. It implies scrutiny of value and demand over flashy ads in driving movement.
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