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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
5
A town tale shows a youth who boasts of future action yet never acts. He cites Chicago and grand offers but never explains why he never takes work or learns. Only his father understands the boy's failing, and the moral warns that there is always a reason behind delays.
The piece notes Tunis population around two million with about two hundred thousand foreigners. Romania shipped petroleum and corn worth three million sterling to the United Kingdom annually. It discusses papier mache history from the eighteenth century and its use in Persia Cashmere Japan and in items such as doors water pails and car wheels.
A Utah farmer argues most flocks are too small and neglected and that profit from poultry rises with larger, well managed flocks. Pure bred stock, proper housing, equipment, feeding, marketing and training for family helpers boost eggs and meat yields. meat fed birds produced more and larger eggs and healthier chicks.
A Texas Stockman writer argues against cayenne pepper due to liver disease and end-of-life issues when misused. He says proper spice blends can have medicinal value, improving blood health and reducing disease, while overuse harms fowl life and egg production.
The illustration depicts a trap nest where a hen steps onto a running board approaching point E. Her weight depresses the board and releases support D. The board then collapses and, once the hen enters, tips to close the nest opening and reset afterward.
At the West Virginia Experiment Station a feeding trial split a flock of fowls. One group received a ration largely of corn and starchy grains while another was fed partly on meat and Prach Hew ae.
A note on common field peas highlighting their high nitrogenous content and usefulness in food production.
The Kansas Agricultural College outlines a milk house plan to keep dairy products safe in hot weather. Build separate or odor-free facilities, a 190 by 12 foot cement-floored space with central drain, a 30 by 36 inch refrigerating tank for four cans, cooler, aerator, wash, and separator. A side windmill pumps well water into the tank corner to circulate and overflow to a trough for stock watering.
Farmers use the Babcock tester and milk scales to measure dairy cows efficiency. High feed costs push for identifying low producers while some seemingly poor cows may yield the best butterfat. Cow testing associations help maximize Babcock tester and scale use.
A dairy note says consistency in feeding improves dairying outcomes and that the cow’s nature, not the feed or milker, drives success. It warns farm separators can harm calves and urges appreciation of the dairy cow’s maternity. After milking strain milk through three layers of cheesecloth.
A set of humorous observations about money, marriage, knowledge, and social perception. It contrasts male wealth with wife spending limits and the idea of fools who repeat experiences. It suggests men with money care less about others' opinions.
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