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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
7
An Oblo cor' correspondent for Nations Stockman argues quality matters more than sheer size in stock horses. Advocates say larger animals were once needed for work but modern draft horses of balanced build fetch higher prices, as buyers prize sound stamina and steadiness. The piece notes that the market rewards proven work quality and reliable drivers over mere weight.
Practical advice on cooling horses before feeding during heat, offering 2 to 6 quarts of cool water then limited grain after watering. Notes that horses should be cooled, hydrated, and fed gradually to aid digestion. Mentions teamsters and watering between sessions and farmer practices in hot weather. Also discusses summer pig care, feeding, and water needs, with alfalfa and fresh water to prevent illness.
A Columbus Ohio Journal clipping argues individuality is shaped by conditions. It states that a person becomes what his environment allows, comparing a swamp child to mud covered and noting fruit depends on where the seed falls and how it is tended.
An old piano care guide recommends leaving the full board partly closed during summer to reduce dust and aid air circulation. A professional piano tuner should blow dust out occasionally to prevent moths from attacking new and old pianos. Piano blowers are inexpensive, about 3 or 80 canta, with self use options for uprights and kinetic blowers around 5 dollars for players.
A fragmented 1920s style guide discusses sour cream as a versatile food. It covers recipes and serving ideas, including desserts, sauces, beverages, and frozen dishes, with assorted kitchen tips and observations on its texture, flavor, and potential health notes.
Riverdale and nearby towns exchange visits and events with residents like J. W. Mathews Alma and Alma. Miss Iva Tallon returns to Thompsonville. families including Hall, Joing, Van Deusen, McGregor, and Allen guests in Saginaw and Vestaburg. Local gatherings feature the Riverdale orchestra at a Sunday school event and a Watch Night service.
A fragmentary account notes Argentinians as wine drinkers and describes natives as unsettled and migrating by the millions. It claims half the population is formed by likely eastern migrants, with mostly trusted slaves and Spaniards who drink daily. Haitian farmers reportedly own wine and everyone who can afford it stores wine for personal use.
Mrs. Jay Nickerson and o nee visited friends at hie tion. Ye Glen Hudson and Eugene Valance have gone to Mint where they have accepted a position in an automobile factory. Mrs. E. M. Highfield visited friends at Alma the first of the week. Dudley Hoyt has been sick for three weeks and is much better now. A. T. Wright and Mrs. Andrews and daughter Jane of St. Louis visited at Dudley Hoyt’s home Friday. Anson Wilbur and wife called on Dudley Hoyt and wife Sunday. Mr. Jaretta of Breckenridge visited Dudley Hoyt and wife Thursday.
Mrs Nettie McGreagor of Duluth visited her sister in Vestaburg. Emory Howard moved his family. John Sharp of Lansing stayed with relatives. Detroit visitors Rose VanHorn and children came to see her parents. Ned Howay visited from Detroit. Local residents returned from trips to Alma Lansing Toledo and Ontario. Church officers elected at the Church of Christ. George Teachworth former Richland resident died aged 66. Funeral services held December 20 at the Church of Christ Wellenday.
Ar J Knowles a Hampton township butcher recounts severe indigestion and weakness from greasy food and wind pain until Tanlav relieved his symptoms. He reports rapid improvement and returning to work, praising Tanlav as a strong booster. Look-Paterson Co-Adv.
Mr and Mrs Wil Tarn and Mr and Mrs Peter Britore of Riverdale attended the farmers institute. The readable fragment notes a social or civic gathering with local residents mentioned.
Chas Rhodes Drug Store promotes Miona as a digestion aid with a money back guarantee. The ad claims hundreds sold and no customer complaints, promising full refund if not satisfied.
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