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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
7
Columbia reader Mrs S. A Holley reports long illness relieved by Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy improved backache fatigue and general health after years of poor results from other treatments. The note cites a country wide canvass with high reported benefit.
Few wild animals remain affordable as postwar disruption hits the market. Ciruses and zoos struggle to replace stock with prices rising. Hamburg Germany is the world’s center where a giraffe costs about 5000 dollars, a hippo 2500 to 5000, and a fine lion 1250. An ad promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills for stomach issues.
A reflective line notes that distant residents seem less faulty than those nearby and adds that some men cannot feel cheerful about tomorrow if they must attend a party.
An aged male lion in a zoo recalls his long partnership with a mate brought from the wild. He defends his devotion against a visitor who misreads his fierce appearance and insists that lions, despite seeming cruel, share deep affection and loyalty.
A Boston Transcript note recalls the devout child Annette who says I always pray that there mayn't be a lany when entering church. Her simple remark reflects the limited repertory she was taught for prayer and her frank honesty.
A playful exchange on honesty shows a boy learning truth telling saves memory and avoids contradictions. The joke emphasizes the practical value of telling the truth over fabricating stories.
A London Mail Continental Edition piece argues that cold germs abound but people resist infection through regular exercise and peak fitness. It prescribes early self care including gargling with antiseptic lotion, a hot mustard bath, aspirin, and hot lemon drink to halt a cold before it takes hold.
Navy plans a major radio and sound competition on the fleet with 10 percent credits for radio transmission and radio compasses 30 percent for general communications at battle stations 10 percent for sound apparatus and the rest for miscellaneous efficiency. Belleville lab communications with Shenandoah held steady to San Diego amid unfavorable conditions.
A Dorchester Massachusetts hobbyist owns about 800 bricks collected since 1872 from churches schools residences and public buildings. Many bricks recall Dorchester early history and have oil painted pictures of the original buildings on their broad sides for posterity.
German marks lose value as rentenmark replaces them and banks discard excess notes. By inflation's end the notes were often junk or destroyed, sold to junk dealers in ton quantities, and reused as pasteboard or discarded by institutions.
An English made electric automobile designed for a single passenger offers a smooth ride without jolt or jarring. It targets invalids who dislike noisy or bumpy mechanically propelled vehicles.
A writer in the Indiana Farmer's Guide argues cows are creatures of habit and respond to gentle, gradual changes in milking and feeding. Irregular routines hurt both quantity and quality of milk, and improved treatment raises butterfat output toward 250 pounds per cow yearly.
The article warns against relying on cold air to cool cream and urges year round use of a cream cooling tank with cold water. If space is limited, arrange an alternative cooling method to keep the cream at 50 F or below before mixing. Keep cans tightly covered and stir after fresh cream is added. provide long stirring rods to reach all parts of the can. Creameries should supply patrons with stirring rods.
Breeding diseases in cattle and other animals rise when feeds lack minerals due to dry seasons. Pasture improves breeding rates versus dry feed. Steamed bonemeal is purer than fertilizer bonemeal. grind finer for best results. Mix steamed bonemeal with air slaked lime and salt, give one fourth pound per cow daily, and restrict other salt.
Self feeders for calves proved impractical and uneconomical at South Dakota State College. Experiments showed calves consumed excessive protein feed and remained overly fleshy for economical growth. Poor barrel development indicated minimal roughage intake.
Dairy hints stress balanced rations and individualized feeding to match each cow’s needs. Overfeeding causes digestive troubles, while sterilizing all tinware and utensils ensures high grade milk. When silage is unavailable or available, adjust roughage and silage per 100 pounds of live weight for economical production.
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