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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
4
In Plainfield a call goes out for cooperation and neighborliness to overcome selfishness. Citizens are urged to respect government authority, avoid bolshevik rhetoric, and support law and order while noting tensions between capital and labor. British, French debts and global links are briefly commented, with emphasis on unity and responsible citizenship.
Germany sees a postwar surge in university and technical school enrollments with total student numbers rising from 60,000 in 1914 to 90,000 at armistice and 25,556 in the latest winter term at technical schools. Foreigners comprise about a quarter of registrations, provoking calls to curb inflows while highlighting declines in theology philosophy philology kultur studies.
The Saunders county cooperative bull association, created with help from the county agent and state dairy extension specialist, will use a circuit system of blocks to share high class bulls. Members pay for bulls used, with biennial bull exchanges and a single governing board. The USDA supports and will provide information on this cooperative model.
Berlin announces citywide switch to Roman lettering on street signposts. Officials say uniformity aims to standardize signs, despite artist deputations arguing German script is more legible and characteristic. Several districts already use Roman letters.
Milk may acquire odd flavors when dairy cows eat certain plants or spoiled feeds. Beet tops, turnip tops, garlic, rape, lupines, chicory, or pasturage on inundated land can cause taints, as can improper sterilization and various feeds or medicines given to the animals.
The article urges dairymen to nurture spring calves now to become milk cows in two years. It notes spring calves are harder to raise than fall calves and that farmers have less time in this busy season, so focused care is essential to keep calves thrifty and disease free.
John Banks awaiting trial on disorderly conduct in Brooklyn court slipped out seeking a drink. His wife, Mrs. Banks, told the court he had stepped out briefly. Police later checked for Banks and found no further disturbance.
Salt improves the calf s appetite and suggests keeping a box of clean salt in a sheltered place where the calf may eat freely.
The first day of Chautauqua promises novelty with Dietric and his Company performing an evening of magic songs and rapid-fire oddities. This show blends spectacular effects and varied instruments, delivering top entertainment values.
The Barnabys present a unique Chautauqua program with plays musical sketches songs cartoons chalk pictures and rag pictures. They feature His Dream of Liberty and A Cycle of History and showcase rapid lightning costume changes that transform the stage with a single troupe handling all roles.
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