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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
8
Prof J D Brew told visitors that bacteria enter milk from handling, barn design, and equipment. Proper cleaning and sterilizing utensils, udder checks, and effective cooling are essential to keep counts under 30 000 and ideally below 100 000, with 98 percent under that threshold.
The article advocates using brushes instead of rags to clean milk and cream utensils. Rinse with cold water before hot washing to prevent coagulated protein. Then wash in hot water with strong washing powder, sterilize with steam or chemicals, and air dry without towels.
Reports from experiment stations show dry skim milk is practical for calf raising where whole milk commands a premium. Professor Bohstedt of the Wisconsin Station states enough work supports a place for dry skim milk in growing calves. A Minnesota University Farm bulletin discusses calf rearing when whole milk is sold.
Dairy notes discuss avoiding fattening dairy cows and hens, barley with silage and hay as calf feed, and that large cows often dominate records. It warns of stunted calves and underlines Butter-fat price drops prompting economizing. Emphasizes replenishing calcium in high producers, and cutting hay early with timely pasture grazing for protein-rich forage.
A 1930 McClure column argues drivers defend and fib about gasoline mileage to flatter themselves and avoid embarrassment. Loyalty to the car shapes claims, with sentimental attachment to aging vehicles and a desire to impress others through perceived frugality.
A humorous sketch features the mud turpin or cockeyed terra pin living near Hollywood. It feeds on custard pies and, when startled, hides among slap sticks. The piece notes boiled shells as a film substitute, details its comic anatomy using common foods, and credits the Metropolitan Newspaper Service.
A 1933 McClure piece offers a playful superstition about nightmare relief using a steel thimble worn on the finger. The item conveys a curious, era tone and reflects popular folklore on dreams and protective charms.
A line from a Mottieg Cook Book quotation proclaims there is no noble height unattainable and urges perseverance. It asserts that all triumphs may be reached in time's futurity if one does not faint or halt and should lean on the staff of God's security.
Family friendly recipe collection presents Scalloped Apples With Peanut Brittle as a dessert option. Includes Spanish Delight salad and Challenge Lemon Pie directions, plus Orange Cocktail a la Canada and Rhubarb Punch with guidance for serving cold and wholesome honey use for children.
A fragmented 1940 verse celebrating focus over crowd noise. The speaker urges leaving the crowds and performing alone with only personal effort when facing any game or task. The poem contrasts cheers and jeers with the inner discipline of doing one’s best regardless of public reaction.
Jean Newton discusses dominating wives and why women who dominate their husbands are not naturally inclined to do so. She argues such behavior stems from early responsibility, with many men shirking duties, leading to a cycle of domination that harms marriage while pitying the woman herself.
A Texan recruit describes marching to a flat bottom ferry at Camp Mills with full packs for a long voyage. He overhears another Texan asking how long the crossing will take. The reply hints at a two week estimate and the man groans at the prospect of a tiresome trip.
George W. Vaught of Kenilworth Alabama visits the village administers protesting a notice about a sneal ordinance against keeping chickens. He quips his hen is a musical pet named Chicken Patti who sings when the family plays piano or guitar and is off pitch less than many grand opera stars.
Paris introduces wooden hats for women crafted from three-ply wood with two-part brims and hidden springs to pull over the hair, preserving the cloche silhouette. Delicately carved ornaments by dedicated artists adorn the headpieces, praised for lightness and durability but noted as costly.
Gems of Colored Glass describes Pitkin glass works in Connecticut, the first of its kind built in 1735 and operating until 1830. It notes the artistry of Pitkin flask designs, including the Sunburst pattern and green bottles with long necks, as remarked by I. M. Maittle.
A plan to divide Palestine by faith has been proposed. Mr Ben Avi suggests forming 16 cantons: 6 Jewish, 6 Moslem, and 3 Christian, with each group governing itself under a central mandatory power for Palestine.
A fig tree about three feet tall emerged from the side of a palm tree in Vasalia California courthouse grounds. Its roots fed on mold in palm niches and sap from the tree. The fig tree blossomed with other trees at the first sign of spring.
Ladybirds to aid planters in Kenya colony Africa target mealy bugs, the worst insect for coffee plantations. The project follows a heavy rain pattern problem noted by Sir Daniel ail, chief scientific adviser to the ministry of agriculture, who cites varying weather and elusive winds affecting farming conditions.
In 1885 Dr Caldwell found a gentle effective laxative that avoids griping and habit. His Syrup Pepsin became a world renowned remedy praised for relieving biliousness headaches weakness and digestive discomfort in women children and seniors. It remains obtainable in drugstores today.
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