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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1915
Page
2
Use sour milk for a light spongy cake or sweet milk for a heavier result. Store powdered and brown sugar in separate stone jars to keep them soft by keeping air out. For beef broth for an invalid, sear beef in a pan then wring to extract the juice multiple times for maximum flavor.
The passage jokes that not all people spell simps the same and that a comfortable shoe hints at expectation. It contrasts weak solutions in chemistry with politics where weaker approaches fail to satisfy.
A humorous domestic quip suggests wives who stay charming would cause husbands to overlook club dues. The line frames marriage as a playful economy with social clubs as context. Not tied to a specific person or event.
The advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional remedy. It promises to pay one hundred dollars for any failure and notes the product is taken internally and sold by druggists for 75 cents. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The article argues butter yield as the key measure of dairy cattle value. It notes experiments show profitability rises with annual butter output and cites a Kansas sale where grade Holsteins sold for high total despite not being purebreds. It claims dairy blood is vital and a purebred sire can transform scrub herds.
McAllister reviewed official records from Breed associations and found officially tested Holsteins yield 16 percent more butter than Guernseys, 21 percent more than Jerseys, and 58 percent more than Ayrshires though testing scope differs by breed. Environmental and feeding conditions affect profitability beyond butter output.
The article argues cows fail to profit due to inferior stock, poor feeding, or mismanagement. It emphasizes that profitability depends on proper feeding and care, and that the Babcock test reveals a cow’s milk potential and merit.
Kansas Farmer notes that fostering persistent milking behavior in dairy herds boosts production. It highlights examples: May Rilma’s butter fat rises in later lactation and Johanna Chene totaling 190 pounds fat in three months versus 224 pounds in the following three months, with peak milk after seven months.
Farmers warn frost risk lowers silage quality. Immature corn makes sour, less palatable silage while ears showing denting yield better feed. If frost delays ripening, adding water at filling can still produce usable silage.
A humorous poem contrasts a spendthrift young man with a stylish but debt prone look to a bold, free-spirited maiden. The tale weaves cultural fashion, flirtation, and social observation with playful biblical diction and vivid imagery.
The Echo of the Mountain in a remote Australian Alpine village was once the smallest paper in the empire, roughly the size of a note sheet. The St. Helena Guardian, about a foolscap sheet, is now among the tiniest British journals with its latest issue noting youths' idleness and card playing.
After milking strain milk through three layers of cheesecloth. Help a troubled cow, whether your own or a neighbor's. Buy cows by milking records of the sire's dam and other female ancestry. Use carbolized vaseline or tannin glycerite for teat sores. Grain and feed marketed with butter mold and cream can yield top prices. A dairy farmer can sleep well with ample corn and hay.
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