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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1916
Page
8
Mottled butter on the market in winter arises from uneven salt distribution. Causes include improper working, churning and wash temperatures, and small batch sizes. Remedies emphasize uniform salt distribution, avoiding extreme temperatures, and adjusting churn revolutions to match butter yield.
Describes and illustrates a bottle drainer invented by C H Taylor of Newburgh New York. The cheap strong reliable device supports a milk bottle and drains fully with mouth open and allows filling in place for collection by the milkman. Designed for milk bottles but not limited to them.
The fragment discusses dairy concerns such as disposing foul odors to keep air wholesome and improving milking efficiency. It stresses that good care yields more money, calves should receive sunshine, and thorough milking develops a cow’s udder, guiding youngstock to avoid reaching one year without training.
A columnist argues against removing established classics from reading lists. They defend Shakespeare Milton and others for analytical value and insights into human nature, challenging modernizers to prove substitutes can match their impact. The piece urges resistance to iconoclasm and cites examples like Macbeth and Julius Caesar.
A discussion on how high taxes, dependent revenue, and loss of local patronage hurt once thriving communities. The piece contrasts prosperous towns with busy markets and rail on taxes, versus dead towns with vacant stores and rising levies. It critiques mail order catalogs as representation without taxation and urges local self reliance.
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