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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1926
Page
4
Dairy expert Prof Forrest C Button from New Jersey State College explains wild onion and garlic flavors contaminate milk when cows graze on infested pastures. Trials show waiting at least four hours after feeding before milking reduces odor and taste, though excess onion tops may require longer delays.
At Geneva NY, Jersey herds on the state Agricultural Experiment Station diet use alfalfa or clover hay and corn silage to cut costs while preserving milk output. Legume hay makes up half to three fourths of the hay fed. a simple home mixed ration of bran oats corn and oil meal supplies 18 to 19 percent crude protein and costs 31 to 44 dollars per ton, saving about 15 dollars per ton versus commercial 24 percent feeds.
The article stresses dairy value only with clean milk and skilled methods. It notes profitable practices from cow care to delivery, explains milk weight and volume facts, urges retaining skimmed milk for calves and poultry, and warns against poor skimming due to old separators.
A collection of adages about prudence and virtue. Observations warn against deceit and waste, favor action over dreams, and caution about bargains and debts. Notable lines attribute wisdom to early lessons and warn that peace and wealth arise from steady, careful living.
Fragmented ad style collage mixes puns on cats and milky remedies with a Cuticura advertisement line about soaps ointments and talcum and a closing note about credit avoiding debt. The tone mimics vintage ad clippings and humorous slogans.
A collage of puns and maxims shifts through humor and critique. The item riffs on beauty politics greed tax policy and everyday sayings with a regional flavor referencing a Florida real estate development and Omaha World-Herald.
A collection of humorous car sayings about saving fuel avoiding fines and repairing vehicles. Witty lines warn against reckless driving costly mistakes and overconfidence while celebrating prudent maintenance and luck on the road.
A quirky collection of aphorisms notes how a king manages wealth a man avoids trouble by growing whiskers and timing a request to a waiter can produce a rare dish. It also hints that winning a girl’s hand may place a man under her control.
A reader asks if you own real estate anywhere in the United States and want to sell for cash. The text also promotes Albert R. Schneider and an Oregon Fidelity Mortgage bid and lists various stock and business references alongside an old Green's August Flower remedy promotion.
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