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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
3
A Wauseon Ohio testimonial claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured a girl’s back and leg pains during puberty. It asserts lasting improvement and urges other mothers to publish similar endorsements.
An old lady was knocked down by a dog and almost run over by a car. A passerby helped and asked if she was hurt. She replied that the dog did not injure her, it was the tin can on its tail that caused the mishap.
The record claims Ching-Noung as the traditional inventor of bread from wheat and wine from rice, dating to about 1998 B C. It notes bread baking existed in patriarchal eras and a professional bread trade emerged in Rome around 170 B C.
The U S Department of Agriculture gathered replies on how bovine tuberculosis spreads. Common causes cited include unrestricted range, shared drinking pools, untested cattle, nosing at fence lines, and unsanitary housing. Other factors involve feeding milk from diseased animals to calves and hogs, and contact with infected cattle in adjoining fields.
A column surveys claims from scientists about Noahs ark, ancient beasts and sea monsters like the Kraken and the Roc. It contrasts modern doubt with fond memories of the childhood ark and jokes about sight in old age.
Health authorities urge pure production of milk as the path to purity. Bacteria mainly come from unsanitary production, including dirty stables and cows, careless habits, improper handling, and poorly cleaned utensils. A diseased cow's milk can spoil the entire herd’s supply.
Local traders warn scrub stock is expensive to raise and offers poor returns. Farmers debate selling scrubs or consuming them as costs mount and profits shrink.
Guidance warns to monitor calf health and feed, reducing feed at first sign of scouring or foul odor. Emphasizes prompt treatment for scours to protect calf condition and growth.
A farmer advises feeding a cow all the roughage she will eat to maintain health and productivity. The guidance emphasizes liberal roughage intake as a core feeding principle.
A woman finds a clever workaround when a relative borrows her travel bag. She removes the typewriter from its case and packs her weekend necessities in the case, then warns the curious family member to keep quiet and not reveal the clothes hidden inside.
In the American Legion Weekly a humorous exchange features Sam and Snowball arguing over dog prowess. Sam recounts a dog chasing a hammer tossed by a maddened blacksmith and bolting toward the door. Snowball retorts that his dog ran so fast he left tracks toward the Atlantic Sea board railway.
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