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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
6
Domestic hens obsess over grooming while lice proliferate in hidden crevices within poultry houses. Plastered walls aid cleanliness but cost more, and kerosene emulsion sprayed with a dew-like sprayer can reach every surface to eradicate lice.
A lecture extols genuine politeness as key to retail success. Professor Robinson demonstrates everyday courtesy through patient, customer centered service, arguing polite handling draws repeat business and higher sales for small and large stores alike.
Australian horsemen clash over crushed oats for horses arguing it reduces germination of wild oats and offers cleaner harness. Experts say crushed oats lessen chewing effort but do not improve digestibility and may harm horses in hard work. Indiana Times notes mixed opinions. Also Wisconsin Station finds corn meal fatter than shelled corn but grinding savings rise with corn price.
A farm note advises saving a crop of clover hay from lighter, greener fields for young stock. It stresses cutting at the right stage while leaves predominate, avoiding woody stems, and ensuring a sweet smelling, green feed to tempt calves through winter.
A New York dairy producer outlines clean milk production with clean stables and a healthy herd. Cows are brushed before milking, floors and nails sprayed, sides and udders washed by two workers with warm water and towels, then milked into sterilized cans. Milk is cooled, bottled, and sold at twelve cents a quart, reflecting the extra sanitary practices.
The Weekly Tit ness notes cows thrive in a calm, contented state. Disturbances such as strange visitors, milk jugs, or new bands in the stable can dampen milk yield and harm economic dairy output.
A cor respondent compares the Indomitable launched at Glasgow to an 1800 leviathan, noting that earlier ships like a 1350 royal ship and a French giant were far larger yet less capable. The 1800 craft was built with a fifty acre timber supply and 200 shipwrights year to finish, costing less than a tenth of modern successors.
A tarpon chased by a shark leapt onto a skiff off Garden Key. The boat split in two as fishermen worked a net, entangling them and drawing a bite that cut Gelton Larkin nearly in two. Experts say the shark mistook Larkin for the tarpon.
Edward Dennett sketches the Singapore Post Office as a Tower of Babel with letters for European Eurasians Malays Tamils Benzils Pirzaes Arabs Armenians Singe less and more. Postmen face obstacles including diverse languages and reading addresses aloud at each house while navigating delays, doze and religious prayer cycles.
Dr J A Allen argues that American origin influenced many animal groups. He cites early horses and camels as examples and suggests eastern Siberia also received boreal mammal life from America in a comparatively recent period. The Youths Companion notes this view.
A collage of editorials and quotes from papers in New York and elsewhere discusses Marchuria doors, heroism ethics, the costs and threats of monopolies, the dangers of modern power, and a culture of reading. It notes Cuba’s calm, urban migration, rural depopulation, and concerns about reckless drivers and daily negligence.
The Minnesota Tribune notes a shift in power where emperors and kings, not ministers, shape events. It cites William II and Edward VII as central actors in Mediterranean diplomacy, contrasting them with past statesmen and highlighting a new personal element in history.
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