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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
6
Rodin's Thinker sculpture was shown among 38 works at Georges Petit in 1889. It was intended for Porte de PEnfer and stems from Rodin's 1875 Italy visit. Commissioned by M Turquet, the piece is part of Rodin's Magnum Opus.
H R Searles of J Paul Minnesota warns that faulty cream separators waste herd profits. One in three machines among new Cow Testing members leaks butterfat, with skim tests showing losses up to 0.06 percent. Causes include misbalanced bowls, bent disks, worn bearings, loose floor mounts, or slow operation. Monthly skim milk checks advised to guard losses. association membership rose to about 750 by March 1.
Briefs from Idaho and Utah report laws enacted in Idaho, drought hits Preston water, tomato plant shipments to Wendell, and Utahs wheat forecast and frost damage in Utah County. Other items note Guernsey bull shipment to California, forest highway costs, Nez Perce dance, and storage space leasing near American Falls reservoir.
An eastern Ontario dairy farmer claims no manure has accumulated in eight years by daily stable cleaning and direct loading onto sleds for field spreading. A Montreal Herald writer praises the clean yard for herd exercise and notes Ohio testing shows field spread manure boosts corn, wheat, and clover yields versus barnyard piles.
B J Perry of the extension service urges dairymen to protect and feed cows and heifers soon to freshen. Use 12 to 16 percent protein rations or a home mix of 100 pounds corn meal or equal amounts of oats and bran with salt. Gradually reduce grain two weeks before calving and keep animals near the barn with close supervision.
Reports construction of 25 safety bull pens as a dairy extension effort in South Dakota. Pens averaged 60 feet by 20 feet, costing $10 to $70. Most constructions included a shed and breeding stall. The article asserts this method safely retains balls until proven.
World readers await a poetry volume by Eskimos compiled by explorer Knud Rasmussen after his return to civilization. The work is praised as fitting the Eskimo voice, aided by Rasmussen’s mixed heritage and European education, with notes on language and imagery.
Elisha Barrell of Hartford New York walked 300 miles from Gouverneur to home in 16 days in 1826. The trip cost $2.42 excluding liquor. One overnight stay topped the bill at 18 cents.
From expectancy to weaning, Phillips' Milk of Magnesia aids nausea heartburn vomiting and digestion. It provides mild laxative action and neutralizes cow's milk. Available in 25¢ and 50¢ bottles, endorsed by physicians for 60 years.
Rustic and the youth banter about New York while staying home and waiting for sights to arrive, capturing a playful street dialogue. The dialogue contrasts a city buzz with local anticipation in a compact exchange.
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