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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1927
Page
2
Modern naval tragedy unfolds as the submarine 8 4 sinks after a collision with the coast guard destroyer Paulding near Provincetown. Six crewmen survive briefly. rescue efforts fail amid storms. In Washington, Hearst publication of forged documents sparks Senate clash over Mexican influence and naval spending critiques.
R Admiral Magruder appears before the House Naval Affairs Committee to defend proposed Navy Department cuts. He asserts millions could be saved by eliminating meals, reducing top officers, trimming transport and service budgets, and scrapping duplications and obsolete items.
Norman Mack asserts Gov. Al Smith is the sole Democrat who can carry New York and proclaims the religious issue dead. Kansas Gov Henry J Allen notes dry Democrats join the wet Smith bandwagon to back the winner. He predicts the Kansas Republican delegation will back Senator Curtis while Hoover gains post nomination.
Representative Haugen of Iowa reintroduces the McNary-Haugen bill with changes. The equalization fee stays, but board member appointments are altered. The revolving fund is reduced to 40 million, while the $250 million limit remains. The bill allows marketing agreements for all agricultural commodities.
France's chamber of deputies passed a large majority naval program after defiant remarks by Victor Bremond insisting France must control the Mediterranean. In Asia, about 6,000 suspected communists are reported killed by Chinese Nationalists amid uprisings against Soviet influence with executions continuing in Canton and Hankow. Russians are being expelled. the Soviet vice consul at Canton, M. Hassis, was among those executed. Obituary notices note Sen A. A. Jones of New Mexico, Willis W. Moore, former weather chief, and Ben Purnell of the House of David cult in Michigan, who died or disappointed followers by not rising from the dead.
Ti-Bi-Wansi vows to rescue the trapped white man by crossing the timber-line cliffs. Moonfire guards the pass as Red-Sun Wansi helps, but she sacrifices herself to ensure the lover’s escape and fate. The tale ends with the pine wind carrying their whispered names.
A report explains how wireless telegraphy arose from an accidental discharge between two Leyden jars. The surprising spark suggested invisible waves travelling through space, linking early lab experiments to modern long‑distance wireless systems on ships.
The article explains jade’s appeal lies not in appearance but in feel or sun. It defines sun as soft glossy surface with harmony in sound and movement, likening it to warmth and smoothness akin to a child’s skin and delicate silk.
A four year old girl, Roberta, tells her grandmother she saw a woman who had worn her tongue out. The child explains the woman was “talking on her fingers,” leading the grandmother to realize she had seen a deaf and dumb person.
In a Montreal Star cartoon, an old lady asks a sailor about her son Jack in the navy. The sailor replies by asking which ship, highlighting the era’s busy fleet and the joke about multiple Jacks serving at sea.
North Carolina dairy expert John A. Arey urges liberal feeding from calf to cow to maximize butterfat yields. He notes 850 pure bred bulls placed on farms in three campaigns, but underfeeding still limits average fat to about 150 pounds yearly. With better feeding, output could rise to 225 pounds, boosting profits. underperforming cows should be culled after adequate feeding and care.
The article notes dairy cows producing 25 to 30 pounds of milk daily require nine to ten gallons of water, with lower milkers needing about half. It argues cold wind and ice troughs reduce intake, hurting production, and that heating water with coal or oil is cheaper than losses from heat-stressed cows. thus, adequate warm water supports maximum yield.
An old attic tank works but a compact self-contained electric pump unit under 75 dollars delivers steady water pressure. It features an automatic pump a pneumatic tank and essential pipes. Set the desired pressure and the system starts to restore pressure automatically, with electricity required to run the motor.
A cream separator should show little test variation under normal use though factors like temperature and machine speed affect results. The text notes that considering these factors helps avoid accusing a cream buyer of faults. Turning the cream screw toward the center yields richer cream.
Modern dairy methods and dairy born construction cut labor and time, turning dairying from a hard, toy-like task into a manageable operation. Hewers methods and updated equipment allow better handling with less effort, improving profits.
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