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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
3
A serialized novel excerpt featuring Kathryn in a moving picture era setting. Illustrations accompany the narrative with production notes credited to Selig Polyse Polyscopa Co. and filmmaker images.
Kathlyn Maré travels from California to Allaha to confront Umballa the usurper who claims her sire’s throne. She resists a forced marriage and two beast trials, aided by John Bruce. An elephant escape, jungle refuge, and slave traders complicate her bid to rule, ending with rescue by Bruce and allies.
Bruce and Ahmed plan a silent escape from the prison by using an elephant to pull loose the iron bars. Kathryn Hare is found in chains and freed as the pair work to extract her and her father. Umballa may return, prompting urgent action and a risky breakout.
Kathryn and Bruce plot a midnight trap to free her father from Umballa. Ahmed Ramabai and Pundita involve a leopard as a feint while Umballa is restrained. Kathryn exposes Umballa and demands her father's release with a written pledge.
Describes a glass siphon with a rubber lower end that draws cream from the top of a milk bottle. The bell shaped glass tip enters the cream, the rubber tube is pinched, and cream is drawn up and flows out until all cream is removed, avoiding mixing or stirring.
The quote attributes a 2 500 year old Chinese philosopher Confucius with a remark on helping a person who cannot manage all parts of a task. It suggests a view on independence and deserving future aid in a succinct, dated phrasing.
A reflective line from Lvywoll notes that spoken words and deeds may seem fleeting yet in a final revealing the smallest acts gain lasting weight. The quote emphasizes the enduring impact of daily choices.
Veterinary note by W. R. Gilbert explains that cud dropping signals mouth and dental issues as well as subacute indigestion from bulky food. It highlights young cattle with persistence of deciduous molar crowns causing painful mastication and outlines examining the mouth and removing temporary molar crowns as remedy.
The dairy herd testing reveals that many well appearing cows are unprofitable while some scrubs prove worthy. Do not rush to dispose of unproductive cows as sale proceeds can fund a dairy sire and dams. Prioritize records of production before purchasing new animals.
The article argues dairy profits hinge on careful, studied feeding. It warns against assuming a single ration suffices and stresses monitoring each cow's response to adjust feed. Small waste in feeding, not large changes, drives profitability in dairying.
A farmer and dairyman should keep only as many cows as he can house and feed properly.
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