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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
3
A historical discussion on milk drying methods and the dream of a practical milk powder. A German inventor reportedly developed a low temperature process preserving flavor, with high daily output. The piece also explains how aeration affects fermentation and safety, plus notes on milk cleanliness and creamery practices.
The Alabama Experiment Station reports that continuing peanut feeding lowers lard melting point to 44.6 F. Stopping peanuts weeks before slaughter raises it to 80.7 F, still softer than peanut free hogs. A 1897-98 trial with pre slaughter corn shows larger gains but not equal to all corn feeding.
Strawberries suffer from pests like white grubs and sawflies and from the disease known as strawberry leaf blight. To limit damage plow under infested patches after first harvest and spray with Bordeaux mixture in midsummer to protect leaves and fruit stems from girdling and shriveling losses.
The Missouri station expert explains the main difficulty in testing cream is obtaining a fair, uniform sample. He advises warming cream to near 100 degrees and mixing by pouring between bottles, with careful division when fat exceeds a single bottle’s scale.
The agitator in a spray tank is crucial when spraying is done. Some pumps have a return pipe that acts as an agitator but causes central bubbling with little outer mixing. Paddle type agitators move the entire contents vigorously for better overall mixing.
The article notes Dr. Phillip Arthur Reppert earning the Benjamin Rush medal for top scholarship from a class of 227, following his earlier Freer medal. It highlights perseverance and late-blooming potential, mentioning his past work as a railroad train dispatcher.
A two year project will widen the Chicago river between Lake and Van Buren streets to 200 feet, creating a channel twenty two feet deep. The plan aims to improve navigation and flood control for the city.
The 1902 English Patent Office output notes 28 76 applications filed with 13 764 granted. Wireless telegraphy golf balls and clubs and reversible tramcar seats are among favored topics. A local case from August 31 details a boy cured by Dodd's Kidney Pile remedy after doctors failed to diagnose spinal disease.
An OCR fragment mixes tonic advertisements with a Wichita store listing for Defiance Starch and Crippen's Compound, plus a local steel beams and structural iron work supplier. The text references sale items, remedies, and iron works services intertwined in a single page item.
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