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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1917
Page
4
The notice stresses thorough cleaning and correct setup of cream separators to avoid off flavors and financial losses. It advises placing the unit in a clean odor-free room, leveling and bolting it, assembling parts properly, operating slowly, and using cold water rinses with washing powder for disassembled bowls and contact parts.
Kesraska Station finds alfalfa hay and corn as best feeds for fattening pigs for profit. Alfalfa hay and corn produced faster gains than corn alone, while ground corn was not superior. Corn cost 7 to 10 cents per bushel. alfalfa hay priced per ton. feeding combos yielded higher gains per 100 pounds.
An old promotional note describes a whitewash mix to improve stables and buildings. The method calls for boiling water with stone lime, slaking, dissolving salt, adding ground rice, boiling thickened, then mixing in 50 quarts of Satter and letting stand for three days before brushing on.
Article discusses reducing maintenance costs in breeding by using judicious roughage and pastures. Recommendations include clover or alfalfa hay, rye, bluegrass pastures, and corn silage with cottonseed meal to minimize bread sown winter requirements.
In a talk with Billie, Uncle Dan recalls his son Howard’s experience at a military academy. He emphasizes physical discipline, obedience, and the strong physical and moral changes Howard underwent after rough sledding.
A narrative set during wartime discusses why mandatory training should be provided by the government. Uncle Dan and local figures argue training builds citizens and defense readiness, with camp facilities soon available. Billie devises a plan to fund Jimmie’s move to join, leading to family intervention and financial support.
A series of reader testimonials tout Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick cough and cold relief. Includes Mrs. O. Cook of Marcon Alabama and Mrs. James A. Knott of Chillicothe Missouri. Also mentions unrelated notes on society topics and inventions.
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