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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
6
A local Rexall dealer touts Rexall Muc Tone as a nutritive tonic and blood purifier that rebuilds tissue, cleanses membranes, and boosts health in weeks. A money back guarantee is offered if the first dose or bottle does not improve the buyer.
Mrs Joseph B Foraker, wife of Senator From Ohio Joseph B Foraker, seeks the headship of the Daughters of the American Revolution as her husband contests Ohio politics with Secretary Taft. A former Miss Julia Bundy of Ohio Wesleyan College, she married the senator after meeting him at Delaware, with naval and academic ties noted in her history.
Fragmentary account describes Mrs Harrison’s inauguration night footwear woes in Washington. She wore pearl embroidered white silk slippers that caused agony by evening. Mrs Foraker lent slippers, said to feel heavenly, and Mrs Worther offered boots to keep Harrison comfortable, with slippers eventually shared.
Guidance from C. M. Winslow via Mural New Yorker on prepartum and postpartum care for heavy wither cows. Recommend light feed a week before calving, keep water fresh, calve in a free stall, warm bran mash with salt after calving, let calf nurse, then dry and return cow to feed. Avoid cold water after cleansing and monitor milk letdown and calf suckling response.
A piece from American Cultivator argues grass should dominate dairy cropping but not wholly. It favors a mix of grass, alfalfa, roots, and grain with home production of feed, including oats and straw, to cut costs and improve profitability. It stresses winter roots or ensilage and cautions buyers on new feeds. J. K Lindsey from Massachusetts Experiment Station is cited.
An old column stresses early feeding for cows and calves, urging balanced nutrition to boost milk, herd health, and farm income. It warns cold milk and poor seeds hinder calf growth, while careful selection and timely breeding build a strong dairy herd with higher returns.
Fragmentary OCR line hints at an eviction event and mentions persons or groups with unclear names. No verifiable details on date, place, or organizations available. Further readable content needed for a proper notice or news summary.
A Michigan dairy meeting explored cement cement-silo construction versus stave setups. Reports cover a 100 ton capacity cement silo built 15 years ago, costs of materials at 280 dollars, wall thickness eight inches base four inches top, reinforced with No. 10 galvanized wire.
Fragmented OCR text mentions starting sales in stock and farm sectors with references to German and English telephones and a telegraph, appearing as garbled historical notes. The readable lines hint at a person or group initiating sales activities and communications.
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