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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1930
Page
3
Demand for larger water supplies for dairy and livestock drives farmers to improve windmill pumps. Storage tanks in barns, heat to prevent freezing, and anti friction bearings boost reliability. Small boosts like larger cylinders raise capacity, but oversizing hurts performance in light winds.
Prof J D Brew of Cornell explains milk sours as bacteria multiply from thousands to millions per cubic centimeter. Cooling slows growth. at 60 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit bacteria thrive, at 50 degrees growth slows, and at 32 degrees souring takes over a month. Professor Hammer of Iowa notes high grade milk with low bacteria soured in 5653 hours at 60 degrees, 86 hours at 50 degrees, and over a month at 32 degrees.
Salt is essential for dairy cows and should be available daily. The average need is three quarters of an ounce per 1000 pounds of live weight with an extra three quarters of an ounce for each 20 pounds of milk produced. Cows can have free salt access or it can be mixed with grain feed. A practical plan is to mix salt with grain at one pound per 100 pounds of grain.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports ice cream production rose last year to 365,448,000 gallons from 348,046,000 the year before. With nearly no imports or exports, all production is consumed domestically, yielding a per person consumption of three gallons that year, up from just over two gallons a decade earlier.
A writer argues authors can rightfully criticize severity of critics. The editor agrees. The discussion then turns to using another author to craft a caustic critique, highlighting tensions in literary fault finding.
Laura replies she will keep a little club at home for her spouse to be, while Lou-Will questions whether marriage means relinquishing the group. The dialogue echoes a playful domestic exchange about social clubs in the relationship.
Aviator Clifford Parkman, married to Gladys Walton, tells a reporter of his old fashioned love and compares it to Pete Hoskin's. A flirtatious exchange with Miss Featherston brings a quip about Merriweather thinking of her every day, and a joke about a leap year day off.
Senator Sorghum recalls his entry into politics admitting no regular business needed him. He states he felt the country called him and he answered, describing a self compelled path into public life. The remark frames a personal motive behind a political career choice.
The article surveys public sentiment on whether wind power should be pursued amid concerns about efficiency and environmental impact. It highlights questions from residents about costs, reliability, and leadership in local energy planning, with experts weighing future energy strategy.
A vintage advertisement urges parents to keep Castoria on hand for baby colic and stomach issues. It claims a pure vegetable formula provides quick comfort, is harmless, and suitable for infants and older children with gentle regulation. The ad cites Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature and doctor endorsements.
Corsica, France's largest Mediterranean island possession, is described as rugged and verdant with about 300,000 inhabitants. The National Geographic bulletin notes its mixed heritage from Phoenician to Moorish invaders and a lingering rural way of life amid modern change.
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