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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1910
Page
7
The article advises dairymen to gain experience in breeding and care before investing heavily in pure bred cattle. It contrasts costly failures with modest beginnings and highlights a renowned American breeder who built success from a single cow, later selling many head for substantial returns.
Dairy expert Hugh G. Van Pelt urges farmers to test daily milk yields and butterfat monthly to identify profitable cows. He advocates keeping sons on the farm with well bred dairy stock, plus building better barns with cement floors and iron stalls, proper lighting, ventilation, and sanitary practices to maximize milk, reduce losses, and maintain clean, cool milk handling.
London people recall Stationers Hall origins in 1671 and the old copyright monopoly data as Roosevelt visited. The event featured a Franklin composing stick on display and praise from E T Cook and Lord Curzon in a lively reception with American friendship noted.
London reports Barry Pain as a rising humorist whose Bjiza stories soon to be published. After Cambridge he tutored at a cramshop and wrote The Hundred Gates for Cornhill. His punch contributions drew attention from Punch and The Speaker before his move to London.
Eight year old Harry Montague and his dog cart were pulled into Morris canal by runaway dogs Nip and Tuck near Passaic avenue. Jonathan Garrabrant jumped in to save Harry, reviving him after he sank. Willie Slater, six, was unharmed. dog owners blamed heat for the mishap.
New York City officially recognizes athletics for school girls. Elizabeth Burchenal appointed inspector of athletica, with five assistants and eleven after school classes in folk dancing and athletics. About 1,051 teachers from 246 schools participate, coaching girls' athletic clubs across schools.
Professor Haensel reports experiments showing cabbage and lettuce contain more iron than spinach, with spinach at the bottom. He notes potatoes are more ferruginous than spinach and cites that the human body needs about three quarters of a milligram of iron daily.
Berlin grain exchange members predict a sharp drop in American grain imports as Germany becomes practically independent of the United States for supply. The Tageblatt bourse expert attributes this to Russia’s large crop and other countries sustaining German demand, with Berlin responding to Russian prices rather than American market fluctuations.
George Storboreski and Alexander Storboreski of Minersville were arrested for cruelty to animals after sending a monkey tied to a basket aloft in a balloon. The craft rose about a mile then drifted over mining village rooftops before landing and releasing the frightened animal. The monkey reportedly escaped from a circus.
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