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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
7
The notice reflects on election returns, urging continuation of current tariff policies and warning against major changes. It cites the Grand Rapids Herald and discusses foreign debt, American policy holders, and the nation’s postwar financial standing with emphasis on debt reduction and credit. It ends with details on a Latilne Grange souvenir for the No fon Grange meeting in Latilne.
The article argues Roosevelt’s anti trust stance is backed by Republicans and much of the opposition. Democratic resistance is muted as Republicans press quick anti trust legislation through Congress. It notes Southern Democrats doubt Republican gains in the South but warns the South risks exclusion from the national political forces shaping a prosperous nation.
Fragmentary note suggests a political aim for Hon. Tom L. Johnson to succeed Mr. Bryan. The text appears trimmed and unclear, offering only a hint of a foundation or proposal without concrete details or dates.
Describes a dairy cow with emphasis on breed characteristics and ideal conformation. Noting head, eyes, horns, neck, shoulders, back, spine, ribs, flanks, pelvis, legs, and udder, the passage highlights milk-producing qualities and overall symmetry suited for show. Breed-specific features and ideal strength are detailed with emphasis on udder and teat placement.
Horse experts advise loosening bandages after one hour to avoid harming absorbents. After removal, briskly hand-robe each leg for five minutes to stimulate absorption. Proper cooling after fast work or heat is essential to prevent brain vessel strain. sponge with cold water to redirect blood flow and avoid injury.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a hay or green corn fodder handling device, with references to a top frame and farm equipment. Mentions a rugged setup, a blunt description of parts, and a partial address near Homestead, suggesting a classified or product notice from a farm equipment listing.
In a lively classroom game described as batiko baliki children select opposite sides of an obstacle such as a barn or hedge. The ball is thrown over the barrier, must be caught by the other side, and a successful catch sends a chase around the corner ending in a hit on the catcher. The excitement ramps up as cries of Baliko or Malik signal play, with captors claiming captives and the chase continuing until all are on one side. The game, resembling a spirited test of schoolyard honor, can dominate an entire term and stirs fierce student competition.
A historical note outlines methods for dairy buildings including cement and waterproof coatings. It covers wall treatments, color mixtures, and readiness of brushes, along with the importance of cleanliness in all tool handling and surfaces to avoid tainting dairy products. Emphasis is placed on proper preparation, material ratios, and meticulous cleanliness for quality milk and butter production.
Dainty the Maltese cat undergoes dental work with a gold tooth fitted by a dentist. The spectacle, described as a loyal pet’s medical procedure, highlights the cat’s bravado and tricks learned, including jumping ten inches and leaping onto her master’s shoulder. The narrative praises her intelligence and quirky morning egg ritual.
Dr. Stewart notes dipping as the only effective method to rid sheep of parasites, despite some weakness in animals after dipping. Observations show ticks appearing post-dipping may indicate contamination at the keeping site, with spraying and airing as supplementary controls. A skim milk practice is also suggested for home use.
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