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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1914
Page
7
Quality hinges on sanitary barns clean cows milking and utensils. Dairymen must act on the obligation to improve quality for present and future dairy business. Perishable milk and cream require careful handling. neglecting safety standards harms the industry.
The report argues that tightening two key points would cut quality problems by over ninety percent and raise net profits. It cites cleanliness and low temperatures as critical, noting contamination from dirt manure hair and flies during milking leads to bad flavors and undetectable solution that fuels unfavorable fermentations in market milk.
A four year experiment shows cows can be milked by machine in 3.86 minutes per cow compared with seven minutes by hand milking. The study notes machine use requires more staff to operate and clean the equipment for successful results.
Advice for dairy farmers stresses feeding good cows and modernizing equipment. It warns against careless milking practices, recommends careful udder care and thorough buttermilk removal to preserve butter quality, and notes sunlight can aid washing though it should not replace proper cleaning.
New York reports Glenn Curtiss near completing plans for a giant flying boat for war. It would carry a tireless crew, a rapid fire gun, and at least six men with a 200 mile radius. Curtiss hints at an air warship to dominate future seas and air battles, while noting advances and limits of engines and dirigibles.
In East Brooklyn Morris Lum orders his cook Annie Steler fired. She denies the firing and resists leaving. The quarrel leads to police involvement and is referred to Magistrate Naumer in New Jersey Avenue court, where the case is adjourned.
The first eugenic baby born in Chicago to Mr and Mrs Albertus W Bode. Dr John G Graig Bald described the child as the most perfectly formed he had ever seen. Bode is a Chicago police officer.
In St Louis a dog and cat feud emerges as 21 year old Arthur H Frey sues for divorce citing his wife Mabel Frey 17 flaunts attachment to a cat and flirtation. The couple wed February 10 and separated September 10 with the wife taking the cat to her mother's home.
Powerful auto horns will replace whistles on Illinois Central suburban trains if the test proves successful.
A photographer directs a sitter to adjust position and eye focus while a tense mood grows. The man discovers his hat is flattened and erupts, but the photographer claims warning would spoil the sitter’s expression.
A 77 year old Kentucky farmer, W D Smith of Ethel, writes that Dodd's Kidney Pills saved him after a lifetime back strain and bladder inflammation. He praises lasting relief after ten to twelve years of use and offers his testimonial and photo for publication.
Little Bertha attends dinner with her parents and is told not to speak unless spoken to. After a pause she grows uneasy and asks to be asked questions, a polite reply noted in Lippincott's.
Reports from Red Bank New Jersey say Dr. H W Perkins treatment for epilepsy yields remarkable results with old cases greatly improved and some claiming cure. Patients are urged to write to Branch 49 for a free supply of the remedy.
Herbert, moved by impulse, kisses Helen and apologizes. Helen responds with surprise yet asks for guidance as he asks to be shown the proper way. The exchange centers on remorse and a plea for instruction in correct conduct.
A Belgian aviator reportedly shot the letter L into a ground mark while flying high. A Californian also flew three trips on a machine recently without fatal results, signaling progress in aviation development.
A quoted exchange satirizes financial struggle and social scorn for men trying to balance income and expenses. The dialogue hints at deception and finesse as common responses to economic pressure.
An ad promotes Dean's Mentholated Gough Drops as a cough cure linked to pneumonia relief. The copy claims ease of convincing a woman as part of the marketing tone.
A poverty-stricken man faced a theft charge, Blaine defends with passionate rhetoric, the jury finds him not guilty. The tramp, moved to tears, offers a plundered watch as a reward, praising the attorney who pleadingly moved the court. The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph reports the anecdote.
A boy after vaccination asks the doctor to bandage the other arm saying classmates at school will bite the sore arm. The physician explains he will bandage the sore arm to protect him from peers.
Sir William Treloar recounted a tale from Cripptes Home at Ton of a servant named Lizzie who served lunch. He noted a heavy rain and mused it was “the flood” while Lizzie asked for clarification and mentioned Mount Ararat.
A youngster visiting an elder brother in school exclaims in astonishment about learning in arithmetic class. The parent asks for a single lesson, and the child replies that he learned that the square of the base and the perpendicular of a right handed use is equal to the sun of the hippopotamus, as reported by the Chicago Tribune.
A brief dialogue fragment shows a husband and wife discussing a telegram about the wife’s mother visiting, implying tension over family plans and communication. The exchange highlights a conflict centered on in‑law visitation and prior telegraph instruction.
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a quip about a near humorist when confronted with an oyster in a stew. The exchange casts a playful reflection on wit and identity in a concise, comic line.
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