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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
3
The article argues a bull running with dairy cows is unsafe during breeding. It recommends secure confinement, or tethering with a nose ring, and stresses exercise, proper feeding with alfalfa and grains, and firm humane handling. It also advises training calves to lead and treating the bull as subordinate to the handler.
Ramabai and Bruce pursue a filigree basket of gems across Asia. Umballa, the holy man, forces a cave treasure raid, but a gunboat explosion and a chaotic escape reshape the outcome as Kathryn and Bruce flee toward the coast while Umballa loses his prize.
A Minnesota Experiment Station article argues dairy farmers should test cows with scales and a Babcock tester to judge feed value and milk quality. Regular testing helps eliminate unprofitable cows, saves good cows, and fosters better feeding, herd improvement, and farmer engagement.
The warning stresses that a bull can suddenly become dangerous if children or others tease him. Do not allow the animal to have his own way and insist on prompt obedience to prevent attacks. The cautious handler remains prepared for trouble rather than assuming the bull will stay peaceful.
In Chapter XXV Bruce, bloodied and exhausted, carries Kathryn from a rockfall to the beach. The group dives into the sea with four fishermen to reach the mainland, hoping the treasure survived the explosion as Umballa retreats.
A Christian Herald message urges readers to choose a positive outlook. It contrasts imagined worlds of princes and paupers, urging cheerful labor and courage. It calls on individuals to face sorrow with resilience, add to the world's happiness, and stop whining.
McTavish, a famed Peebles gardener, had spent a night in the kirkyard after drinking. He awoke to a horn and muttered a rueful bid for the morning, remarking that Peebles would not speak well of him.
A fragment discusses strychnine as a poorly understood yet useful stimulant and its dangers at higher doses. It then shifts to a humorous note about Senator Elkins and a horse for sale told by Bige Brown, followed by a quip about Mr Deverly and Bettina in a social dialogue.
A fragmentary gangster dialogue shows Bill the Burglar recalling a schoolmate who was captured again. Frege Frank asks if they were friends, and Bill replies that his mother and the man attended a nearby light school in the same penitentiary.
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