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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1892
Page
4
The Dairy argues for widespread dairy education to improve milk quality and farm profits. It notes many cows are poorly fed or managed, producing inferior butter that harms the market and suggests basic, ongoing instruction to teach breeds, feeding, and care. It cites examples from Ohio and Col Sutler's statistics to support education.
A Farmer's Voice essay describes butter making from milking to churning and salting, noting how creamery standards separate good from inferior butter and impact prices. It explains the science and craft behind fat separation, washing, and curing as a fascination and skill.
Articles from Fullmanr and Rural New Yorker emphasize careful dairy herd management, feeding, and hygiene. Experts note cows vary in milk and butterfat yield. proper Diet and clean milking practices reduce bacterial contamination and improve storage.
A wartime ghost story recounts a captain who sees his deceased brother in a phosphorescent mist before Redan battle, with the wound matching later confirmed death. A second incident describes a wife who wakes with a bleeding lip dream and later learns her husband bore the same wound in a squall.
A Berlin resident died recently at seven years old of a misdated event. The text claims he began a life record at eighteen and maintained it for fifty two years, detailing cigars bought and given, clothing, tram fares, and alcohol consumption. The Chicago Times notes his final words in Latin and his extensive ledger.
An ad style notice extols Syrup of Figs from California Fig Syrup Co as a safe, beneficial remedy while denouncing cheap vegetable extracts sold as medicines. It cites Parker and Harper's Bazar praise, contrasts with Horehound and Tar cures, and ends with an odd quip about measuring a hen's gore by rags.
St Louis exposition opens with Gilmore’s Band of 100 pieces and electric street illuminations drawing huge crowds. Four daily concerts run through Oct 22, with Irish Scottish German and American nights and quadro centennial events. Travellers' Protective Association parade planned Oct 1. Globe with 9,000 lights decorates Broadway and Olive. Low rail rates boost attendance as visitors flock to the carnival atmosphere.
An Indianapolis Journal piece notes a boy named Johnny facing his mother’s warning about smoking and growing up. It then pivots to a health advertisement touting Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic for nervous, undernourished youths and various ailments.
The ad asks why medicine buyers cannot expect refunds like shoes or clothes. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a guaranteed blood purifier that will benefit or cure in every case or the money back. It claims year round cleansing, building up, and invigoration for bilious, run-down, or dyspeptic conditions and blood taints.
Chicago era announces two low rate Harvest Excursions on the North Western Line. Departures set for August 10 and September 27 to Iowa Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Utah and Montana with one fare round trip. Tickets available through agents and Chicago & North Western Railway offices.
An advertisement touts Dr Hoxsies Certain Croup Cure as the only remedy with immediate effect for croup congestion cough whooping cough and asthma. It cites widespread pharmacist availability and credits A P Hoxstr of Buffalo New York as manufacturer. A quoted claim praises the proprietor for firm principles despite mudslinging from rivals.
An advertisement offers a colored view of the World’s Fair Building in eight colors. Send twenty cents in postage stamps and a year address to Geo Lt. Heafford Chicago for the print. Supplies limited. stamps returned if exhausted. Ram’s Horn and E A Roon comment on life and health remedies.
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