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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1931

Page

1

Bevherly Bills On Travel Illness And Home Food Tales

Beverages of the Claremore celebration and El Paso meals trigger illness after a long trip. The narrator recalls home cooking in Chelsea Beans with beans, ham and gravy, and mentions Senagambian Salda, fresh garden produce from Madeline in Oklahoma, and a California ban on certain vegetables. The piece winds with a joke about a doctor diagnosing catarral jaundice after a Carter dinner.

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Dairy herd improvement associations raise milk profits in Ohio

Extension specialist Ivan McKellip notes 11 000 cows in Ohio dairy herd improvement associations produce about 4697 pounds of milk with 4697 pounds of butterfat and $136 above feed costs. The associations improve records, boost per cow production from 270 to 860 pounds of butterfat in eight years, and pay workers about 60 cents per hour per cow.

Ivan McKellip Ohio State University McKellip Ohio Association Barneavilla Association Bellmont—county Dairy Herd Improvement Association

Boutfleurs feeding system aims to boost dairy gains in Canada

The Boutfleurs system reduces total roughage and removes succulent roughage. It uses a grain ration 5 to 6 percent higher in protein and adds protein rich feeds to raise intake and rapid gains. A six week steaming up period precedes freshening, with emphasis on calf development and roughage plus grain for a stronger milk cow. Critics doubt its departure from traditional methods.

Boutfleurs Canada

Ground hay grinding trial shows modest milk and fat gains

The Roughage Experimental Station reports cows fed ground hay gave about 381 more pounds per cow and 4.84 percent more butterfat than hay. but grinding cost makes profit negligible. Other studies note digestibility gains with ground hay except crude fiber and alfalfa drying methods show mixed results.

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Cost of Cooling Milk At College Of Agriculture

The New York State College of Agriculture reports electricity costs four cents per kilowatt hour. Cooling a can of milk costs 114 cents with electricity and 18.7 cents with ice. Labor for harvesting and storing adds to the total. Each can requires about 8 percent of a kilowatt hour of current.

New York State College of Agriculture

The Wasted Time of Learning Arithmetic

Donald Rose argues that much childhood study time is wasted on arithmetic and related topics. He claims years spent on logarithms calculus and algebra yielded little retained proficiency while recalling only a few telephone numbers. He says practical skills like making change remain, but formal arithmetic memory faded despite effort.

Donald Rose Forum Century

That Boy to Make Noise in the World

A New Bedford Standard quips that the boy is the kind to stir things up and will seek work when challenged. The brief exchange notes his enterprising spirit and expected pursuit of employment.

New Bedford Standard

Mayor lays foundation stone for new hospital wing

The mayor tells Mary he has laid the foundation stone for a hospital wing as spectators await his speech. He asks her what he can do next, reflecting on the moment and the ceremony.

Smallpox Patients Benefit From Red Glass Rooms

Report notes patients housed in two rooms with night access through red glass show less scarring than those in standard wards. Observers cite lighting conditions as a factor in healing outcomes for smallpox cases.

And He Doesn t

Fragmentary dialogue line about polishing and a playful mispronunciation. No clear event or identifiable names or places present.

One Is Enough Her

A brief quip on relationships and reforming men. The speaker jokes that loving another like him would break her, while noting the trope that every sweet girl graduate believes she must reform some man.

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