Dairy Right Start for Calf Important
Prof. F. W. Atkeson of the University of Idaho emphasizes the first six months as crucial for a calf's growth and health. He advises keeping the calf with its dam for at least a day, feeding colostrum, then its mother’s milk for four to five days before switching to mixed milk. Guidelines cover daily milk amounts by breed, gradual transition to skim milk, grain supplementation, water and salt availability, and hay feeding to support young calves.
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F. W. Atkeson
University of Idaho
Jerseys
Guernseys
Utensils of Dairy Must Be Thoroughly Cleaned
Cleaning dairy contact items is vital to prevent bacterial growth and spoilage. Rinse milk utensils with cold water, wash with hot water and alkali, scrub well, rinse, and scald. If using milking machinery, soak rubber tubes and teat cups in disinfectant, then rinse before next use.
Selecting Herd Bull Carefully Study Records
When choosing a herd bull evaluate his individuality and the reliability of his ancestry. For Holstein breeders check seven day records, 365 day blood percentage in ancestry, and whether butter records came from a normal fat percentage or from a small milk quantity.
Groom Cows Daily for Sanitary Stable Conditions
Daily grooming keeps cows clean when housed in stables. Clipping long flank and udder hairs aids cleanliness and a damp cloth removes dirt before milking. Sufficient bedding, proper stable construction, and frequent cleaning of stables and cows ensure sanitary conditions.
Poor Cornelia Brink Finds Morning Courage and Love
Cornelia Brink, a burdened 36 year old in a harsh household, accepts minister Brother Carew after he visits at two o’clock. Her father Cyrus supports her with quiet affection, while Mrs. Brink’s domineering pride recedes as Cornelia enters a new life with the churchman.
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Brother Carew
Cornelia
Mr. Carew
Mrs. Brink
Carew
Dominic Carew
Old Cyrus
Mixtures of Metal After Tints of Gold
Gold’s color varies with alloying metals such as silver copper and iron. The text explains karats as the gold content in 24 parts and notes coins are 22 karats fine. It also mentions a greenish alloy with 70 percent silver and 30 percent gold and a blue gold with 75 percent gold and 25 percent iron.
Just Had to See Game by South Portland Family
Mrs Lord wife of former Red Sox player Don Lord pitched for South Portland High as her son Don Lord took the mound. Justice Arthur Chapman granted her request excusing jury duty in the Superior court so she could watch the game.
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Harry D. Lord
South Portland
Maine
Red Sox
Birthplace of American democracy in Hartford
On January 14 1639 the free men of Windsor Hartford and Wethersfield met at Hartford and adopted the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut the first written constitution in the colonies a landmark in colonial governance and the creation of constitutional government in New England.
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Hartford
Conn
Windsor
Wethersfield
Connecticut
Dog with table manners and a brave dog story
Daddy tells Nick and Nancy about a large dog kept at a tiny old lady's home. The elderly owner insists the dog wear a napkin and eat at a low table, on a short leash. The dog never eats until his napkin is on, sleeps at the foot of the bed, and defends the lady when the bell rings.
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Daddy
Nick
Nancy
Do You Know Me Answer-Book Riddle Prompt
A puzzle piece riddle describing a paradoxical object that is new and old, tatters and gold, black and white, grave and gay, heavy and light. It can be thick or thin, has no flesh or bone yet is covered with skin, has more points than a compass and more stops than a flute. It sings without a voice yet speaks and remains mute.
Guess What a Meters Means Joke In Class
A teacher asks what a meters is and a quick witted child replies humorously that it is a thing used to chop meat. The exchange showcases playful classroom humor from a juvenile class.
Obligations Mother Conference Ends in Bed Time Dispute
A domestic moment shows a mother scolding Robert for misbehavior and sending him to bed, while the boy insists on taking after meal medicine. The exchange reveals tension over duties and parental care in a quiet household scene.
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Robert
Bobby
Shredded Wheat, Men, and Knowledgeable Terms Spark Talks
A Liberty article by Charles J. McGuirk argues wives seek to mold husbands, ending in rotten outcomes for the weakly molded. It rails at use of the word knowledgeable as Europe coins new terms. notes variety of knowledge areas.
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Charles J. McGuirk
Liberty
Europe
Four Calwell Siblings Enroll Freshmen at Wisconsin
The University of Wisconsin reports a unique quartet from one family in the same freshman class. James Calwell, a Rio lumberman, has two daughters and two sons among the new students, all four entering college together.
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University of Wisconsin
James Calwell
Rio
Oil stock sparks cautious buyer interest in market chatter
A brief market note suggests an oil stock may attract attention amid cautious investor chatter. Two insiders, Jones and a colleague, exchange tentative views on value and risk, labeling the pick as easy to overlook yet potentially profitable.
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Jones
One can everplan and neglect the work in progress
A concise caution about overplanning where excessive preparation consumes time and attention, leaving actual tasks unfinished. It warns against delaying action by exhaustively arranging every detail rather than proceeding with concrete work.
Fourth of July Question Sparks Childs Answer
A third grade history quiz elicited a humorous reply as a student said the Fourth of July is celebrated because it was the day God was borned. The exchange highlights naive interpretation of national holidays.
Parrot talk tips and old time ad copy sketch
A garbled 19th century style note mentions teaching parrots short words before polly syllables and references Dr Peery's Dead Shot for worms. It includes a street address 372 Pearl St and a remark on vice flourishing due to lack of natural goodness.
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Boston Transcript
Denmark Produces Synthetic Milk From Vegetable Fats
Synthetic milk is manufactured in Denmark with vegetable fats replacing butterfat of cows milk and vitamins added to match the nutrition and taste.
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Denmark
Anthony Memorial Oak presented to Rochester groups
An oak memorial honoring Susan B Anthony has been presented to the Federation of Women's Clubs of Rochester New York by the Rochester chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution. The gesture recognizes Anthony's contributions and links local civic groups in a commemorative act in Rochester.
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Susan B. Anthony
Federation of Women's Clubs of
Rochester
N. Y
the Sons of the American Revolution
Fair Play Kitty radio mystery spurs quick exit
Betty notes she started up the radio to rid herself of a collector, a common social issue where a snub becomes a strategic move. The dialogue hints at clever social maneuvering in a lighthearted scene.
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Kitty
Betty
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Malaria Cure
An advertisement claims malaria can be expelled from the system by Dodson's Liver Tone, purporting to clean hardened bile in the liver and bowels. It warns against calomel as dangerous, asserting the product clears the liver, stops chills, and removes malarial germs from the blood.
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Dodson
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D. J. Walsh
Ornelia Brink
Brinks
Cyrus
Caseys
Amelia Briggs
Mary Braham Ie
Western
Mary
Papa
Roys
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. BS
Malden
Mass
Cuticura
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