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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
3
J Grant Morse advises on shipping cows by express under a 1000 pound limit. He outlines building a light sturdy crate with sized dimensions based on the cow, including a strong front stanchion, a boarded back, and a smooth inside floor. He notes bringing food and a water nail for long trips.
Clemson College Bulletin outlines a home grown dairy feed plan. One cow requires one ton legume hay four tons mangels or silage one ton sorghum one half acre velvet beans and corn one half acre rye for winter pasture one acre permanent Bermuda pasture plus 200 pounds cottonseed meal or soy bean meal in the grain mix. Velvet beans provide two months winter grazing and earn additional feed from a pooled supply and corn cob meal mixed with velvet bean meal.
A literary club dinner scene centers on Helen who hides a Chinese guest impostor in her cellar. The man posing as Professor Talisman confesses he is Henry Stanhope, governor, and may become the first lady’s husband. A chafing dish guide follows.
A brief epigraph noting Benjamin Franklin's maxim about writing worthwhile words. The line urges readers to create or consume meaningful content to endure beyond death.
Farmers warned to keep flies out of barns and milk rooms. One fly can carry up to 150000 germs to milk and manure around barns breeds flies. advise removing manure to prevent contamination.
Advice on calf feeding states grain should not be offered before the calf begins eating. Do not give more than the calf will consume twice daily, not exceeding half a pound daily for the first two months.
A brief aphorism reflects on cheerful temperaments linking kind acts to social bonds and harmony. The author suggests sunny dispositions keep people on the bright side of life and that kindness forms the golden chain uniting society.
Instructions for veal stew with vegetables and broth condense into a frugal kitchen guide. It also describes Stewed Lettuce with salt pork and veal broth, German Carrots with butter onion and lemon, and a Chocolate and Checkerberry Pudding using milk chocolate, sugar, flour, egg yolk and stiffly beaten egg white.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills to fight constipation and toxins. It claims users gain a brighter complexion, improved eyes, and restored vitality with one or two pills at night, priced at 25 cents.
Jacob H. Tennis as administrator for Dianna Tennis of Sullivan County Indiana has filed a final account report. The Sullivan Circuit Court will hear the report on Friday September 7 1917 to determine approval. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause if any why the report should not be approved.
The Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union offer a combined one year subscription for 838.00. The proposal lists both papers under a single renewal option.
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