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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
2
In a sunlit top room Pamela waits as artist Erroll paints her, sensing a deeper bond. The portrait grows as she glows with growing longing, and Erroll dreams of fame and a prince who will awaken her heart. He finally declares his love, urging her to wake to their future together.
The article describes a cattle feeder plan to serve multiple yards from one watering place. It notes two yard setups are easiest, while three or four yards cause issues. The Prairie Farmer praises a design using one large tank to keep water temp stable year round and stresses sturdy fencing to handle crowding.
A. L. Hatch argues fruit should be fully mature at harvest for best quality, with green fruit often poor. He stresses foliage, proper spraying, and minimal handling from tree to package. Hatch details preferred packing methods by fruit and advocates reliable market contracts with timely telephone information before shipments.
The article outlines feeding mistakes and presents 5 ration formulas for dairy cows producing 20 to 25 pounds daily. It stresses feeding about 60 percent of what a cow can eat to maintain without milk and offers hay, grain, and supplement mixes with specific poundages.
A gambler borrows from a money lender. When due, he cannot pay and aims to intimidate with a pistol. The lender, fearing injury, pretends to accept the note by eating it and later regains the loan. The story ends with the gambler asking for another loan and the lender humorously responding.
John Michels of Clemson College urges farmers to keep best cows and raise helfers from them to replace culled stock. He favors breeding dairy cows to pure bred sires from one breed, selecting progeny from each sire and adding outstanding heifers when affordable to improve herd quality.
Instructional notes on early training of heifers to stand in stalls during milking. Advise calm approach and avoiding forcing the animal, emphasizing gradual learning and patience. Notes mention farmer reactions and that hard wheat is difficult to grow.
Practical pruning tips for cherry peach and other fruit trees. Guidance on timing options February March June and how to make clean cuts to reduce damage and facilitate growth.
A farm note advises selecting animals trained for the intended work rather than trying to convert beef cows into dairy stock. It suggests prioritizing calves and early potato planting, highlighting the calf as essential to warming the barn in the early days and urging careful planning and management.
Lydia E. Pinkham born in 1819 in Lynn Massachusetts from a Quaker family created a home medicine based on roots and herbs. She and her family built the business during the 1870s leading to widespread use and the famous Vegetable Compound sold with free advice to sick women.
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