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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
4
The piece urges Plainfield to reject envy as a growth stopper and to profit from others’ success. It argues envy ruins personal progress, endorses using others’ achievements as inspiration, and promotes positive actions like handling hard work first, self-critique, enthusiasm, and daily noble deeds.
A real estate agent touts a bungalow priced at five thousand dollars. The prospective buyer jokes about calling it a cottage to lower the price, sparking a lighthearted exchange.
A clipped dialogue fragment shows a speaker urging support for a cousin with a small medical practice. The exchange hints at family duty and shared effort during a challenging period.
Detroit News reports the motto Seek and Look About You echoes the inscription Si Monumentum Requiris Circumspice on St Paul's London. It recalls Sir Christopher Wren born 1632 died 1723, famed for designing St Paul’s and his long, costly rebuilding project.
In reminiscences from Hallam Hawksworth, the sculptor Saint Gaudens recalls wandering Roman gardens at night and hearing fountains. Back in New York he runs a water tap in his third floor studio to imitate the fountain sounds, until the janitor discovers the ongoing flow and warns him to stop.
In a Birmingham court a driver admits speeding and offers a curious excuse about a rival car vendor urging him to clear the street. The judge grants a minimal fine, noting the confession and motive.
Practical advice on locating and constructing milk houses. Emphasizes distance from barns, prompt cooling of milk, and clean, airy, dust proof rooms. Recommends concrete floors with a cement sand stone base and smooth top coat for moisture resistance.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges towns to enact enforceable milk ordinances. A reprint of Bulletin 585, A Guide for Formulating a Milk Ordinance, advises using proven models to prevent insanitary taint from cow to consumer and to avoid overburdening provisions. Copies are available free from Washington, D C.
Irregular milking in dairy cattle lowers daily milk yield and disrupts lactation. Morning or evening routines on different days can prevent maximum lactation performance and hamper functional activity.
A calf feed formula for under six months uses 30 pounds ground corn 30 pounds ground oats 80 pounds bran and 10 pounds oil meal fed 3 to 5 pounds daily. If a cow’s milk flow declines due to neglect poor feed or other causes recovery to the original level is almost impossible.
Fragmentary note references cows and milk with unclear context. Likely a historical dairy or farming short item noting milk or cattle but lacks complete details or events.
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