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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1923
Page
6
A Chicago Tribune correspondent recalls visiting friends he barely knew and staying over. An awkward moment arises when he asks what time the first train leaves in the morning, leaving hosts surprised by his wish to depart.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing sweaters skirts and children's coats. It claims directions fit any woman and promises no spotting fading or running, urging buyers to specify fabric type to avoid issues.
A humorous family scene shows Ma guiding guests away from the head of the table while Pa questions the reason. Ma defends her logic and then jokes about carving so the stuffing’s direction remains unclear.
Daddy Fox and Mother Fox teach their three blind black cubs to value family and hunting skills. They praise their young, compare many fox families including Red Foxes and Silver Foxes, and stress devotion, home, and mutual care as the cubs grow toward strength and craft.
A boy fleeing home collides with a minister after turning a corner at full speed. The minister asks why he runs and the boy replies he must reach home before his father to avoid a spanking from his mother or father, shouting that if he gets there first his pa will punish him.
In a history exchange, a teacher asks when learning revived and the pupil answers just before exams, framing a humorous view of educational reform as a pre-exam rush.
Doris Royace and her husband Jack reunite after a stormy search for their son Dickie. The boy is found safe but dies from pneumonia, prompting the couple to reflect on the meaning of real love gained by sacrifice and renewing their bond through shared loss. The tale centers on Lake Fairview and a cottage, with the family’s tragedy guiding a reconciliation.
A National Geographic bulletin recalls Durango’s early clashes when Tepehuanes and Tarahumares led a siege on Durango city four years before Plymouth. It notes 25 000 native warriors, 600 whites defending, and a holy beverage tes vine used in worship and medicine. It then shifts to John Baptist van Helmont’s 17th century discovery of a combustible "wild spirit" later named geist and its transformation into chemistry.
In reminiscence at Sam Eiffels funeral the preacher praised him as husband father and citizen. The late commuter was noted for twenty years of punctual travel never missing the eight oclock train to town in Birmingham.
A Birmingham Ave. Herald quote reflects a retiree mindset with Mr Grabcom noting wealth beyond spending and the drive to work remains due to the vast amount of money available in the world.
The article argues for a sanitary milk house to safeguard milk quality amid increased dairy marketing. It details concrete monolithic or block structures, location away from stables, and a two to three foot foundation. It describes circular silo forms for walls, doorways cut in the walls, modest reinforcement, a conical roof with ventilator, and a concrete cooling tank with specific mixtures to keep milk cold and clean.
Key guidance urges using purebred sires and testing all cows to cull poor performers. Emphasizes maintaining high quality with early selection from top cows, proper feeding, tuberculosis testing, producing clean dairy products, and avoiding harsh language. Collected by Work-Harold FR Las Celles Feldman.
Policy gaining traction targets slackers and feeds the remaining cows a ration designed to raise production and profits.
The text argues that dairy cows endure a strenuous life contrary to common belief, noting their labor and daily demands compared to other domestic animals.
The note highlights cows that freshen in autumn as top milk producers. It lists likely considerations for breeds, feed, and housing to maximize yield during the fall lactation. The piece emphasizes management factors over genetic claims.
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