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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
9
An old newspaper-style advertisement touts Tanlac as a natural tonic for seniors, claiming new life and vigor for people in their seventies and eighties. It asserts safety and benefits for digestion, appetite, and sleep, urging Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
A six inch concrete base is essential under heavy motor vehicle traffic to prevent foundation loosening and pavement failure. The 1917 New York highway report notes higher maintenance costs on macadam bases, while concrete bases reduce upkeep and support durable wearing surfaces. Concrete's superiority is well established in road construction.
Midlife readers recall bicycle clubs and dirt roads replaced by strides in road building. The piece argues vast sums are spent on roads now and will rise, with motorists and pedestrians backing upgrades. It asserts good roads boost transportation, business, and property values, and that bad roads cannot be afforded.
California convict camps from San Quentin and Folsom race to complete eight and seven miles of state highway into Yosemite National Park under the California State Highway Commission. The contest aims to unlock the valley to motorists at water level year round, showcasing ongoing convict labor on highways.
The Iowa public highways committee plans cooperation with civic groups to gravel or pave the Lincoln highway in western Iowa. A joint committee with Council Bluffs will oversee a campaign to improve the dirt stretch reported between Harrison and Pottawattamie counties as the worst segment on the route.
The U. S. S. Whitney serves as mother ship to destroyers at Balboa Canal Zone. Several of her brood are lined up for repairs and refueling after a long cruise during maneuvers.
A. C G. Kimrey, extension dairy specialist, urges clean dry stalls with daily bedding and good air flow to maximize milk. He notes a well built airy stall reduces disease risk and costs are offset by higher production, plus proper feeding before calving sustains milk longer.
Authorities agree that selecting a dairy cow by production is best where records exist. A yearly production record, with monthly milk and butterfat totals, gives a close estimate of butterfat output for the lactation. Records boost sale price and aid accurate judging of productivity.
The text explains that milk always contains bacteria and grows rapidly when warm. It advises prompt cooling to below 50 F and using the coldest water, with final cooling by ice unless the water can already bring milk to under 50 F.
Guidance for new cows after calving. Do not feed for 24 hours unless bran mash, then offer a warm waiter bucket first day. Increase gradually over a week. Heavy producers need slower ramp up and avoid two full rations in weeks after calving. Better underfeed than overfeed at this time.
Dairy hints advise grounding grains for better feed and buying young calves from neighbors. Handling milk utensils with thorough scalding prevents ropy milk. A new bulletin titled Soy Beans for Dairy Cows from South Dakota Agricultural College promises insightful reading. The U S average dairy cow yields enough milk for four people, while human population grows faster than cows.
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