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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1925
Page
7
Shinto shrine reconstruction committee decides that shrines destroyed by the earthquake fire will be rebuilt with fireproof materials. In Tokyo and vicinity 193 shrines were destroyed, with an estimated reconstruction cost of 4,562,163 yen.
A wandering visitor pauses on a village street and compliments the scene. He engages a local with a witty exchange about the town’s appealing nature and the native’s laconic reply underscores the setting.
Oil magnate Harry F. Sinclair once played in the Midcontinent band at Independence Kansas in 1891. The sole surviving member from that period is Frank De Vore, who has played with the band regularly for 34 years.
A traffic survey by the bureau of public roads shows Maine's primary system, only 0.7 percent of total mileage, carries 58 percent of the state's traffic.
In British Columbia, crows damaging crops are targeted with crow traps. The birds are also preying on young game birds, prompting the extermination effort to protect valuable wildlife and farmland.
A Detroit News remark highlights that enthusiasts of beautiful sunrises often overlook practical labor needs, noting a scarcity of farm hands while praising dawns. The piece also quips that people adept at using whom refrain from relaxing grammar standards.
A brief humor scene in a shop where a customer boasts of a remarkably long trout while another customer questions the claim, all set near a hardware store setting.
A radio bug labeled night owls humorously notes China as a prize while a burglar boasts of silverware, highlighting a lighthearted exchange over broadcast mishaps and a playful crime taunt.
A milk plant manager advises a dairy farmer to fix milking machine hygiene in hot weather. Testing shows using a stale sterilizing solution breeds bacteria. a NY experiment station method with chloride of lime and a brine soak is recommended. Regular fresh stock and cleaning prevent rejected milk.
South Dakota State College dairy department findings show washing and scalding separators after each use halves bacteria and markedly improves cream keeping quality. Trials with two machines reveal rinsed units yield 10,800,000 bacteria per cc versus 5,600,000 from thoroughly cleaned separators. Skim milk also showed larger bacterial differences.
Silage and alfalfa hay form the basis of a splendid ration for dairy cows. Add a grain mix of ground barley and oats in equal parts, feeding about one pound per three and a half pounds of milk. Soybean hay is nearly equal to alfalfa but coarser, with some potential waste.
A government experimental farm study finds feeding 15 pounds of turnips per hour before milking causes objectionable flavors and odors in milk. Increasing to 80 pounds intensifies the problem, while proper aeration reduces strong flavors and odors.
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Prof H F Greenman of the University of Michigan argues Michigan is neglected for archaeology. He cites Alpena County reports of trephined skulls with healing, noting one skull in the university museum and suggesting skull trephining practices extended beyond Mexico.
A collection of humorous proverbs on wealth religion and relationships. Notable bits include reflections on honesty perception and gender roles, plus a Cleveland police anecdote about a woman driver and a tax for gas. The text ends with an advertisement for Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum.
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A diner laments steak memory in a humorous exchange with a waiter, invoking a family black sheep as the cause of his mood and the dinner mood shifts.
An Atchison county farmer told the Globe of his busy season saying he is cutting wheat with one hand plowing corn with the other and putting up hay with his feet reflecting the demanding tasks on farms this period.
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