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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1926
Page
3
Dexter adores the circus and talks up its arrival with vivid language that makes the event feel real to all. He describes billboards the elephant parade and the trapeze acts with marvelous detail and infectious enthusiasm.
A child named Jimmy repeatedly says “Scuse me” at meals until he tests his family’s patience. Frustrated, he declares that no one can say “very well” after his interruptions. The anecdote reflects a humorous family moment around manners.
Hawaiian natives warned of the shark god's wrath during the Pearl Harbor dry dock project beginning in 1909. After a 1913 cofferdam collapse, conferences, rituals, and a kahuna priestess were used to avert disaster. When water was pumped out in 1919 a shark's bones surfaced, fueling belief that divine anger doomed the first dock and that newer construction benefited from greater concrete thickness.
A United States census bureau analysis over twenty years in ten Eastern states shows cancer deaths 25 to 30 percent higher than twenty years ago. Dr J W Schereschewsky of the Public Health Service reports a real rise in mortality among adults over forty, not just better reporting.
Los Angeles Museum plans convert twenty seven acres south of Hollywood into a prehistoric park. Many bones found in local asphalt beds. the area will be planted to resemble ancient jungles of southern California with prehistoric animals reproduced in stone.
ADetroit businessman recounts hailing a taxi with only 1.24 dollars after a late poker game. He stopped the meter at 1.10 to save the remaining 0.14 for coffee and luck, illustrating a frugal commuter moment cited by the Detroit News.
A courtroom exchange notes a judge asking about prudent behavior as a man recalls teaching his wife to drive and refusing to emulate unsafe methods. The dialogue highlights differing approaches to instruction and safety.
A playful exchange unfolds with a mock tag game in a street setting. A police officer apologizes for tagging a car while a clever youth responds with a witty line about chasing and tagging others to become "it."
A. L. Young of the University of Illinois stresses that separating butterfat from milk requires meticulous handling. The machine must be level and securely mounted, lubricated bearings, clean components, correct speed and temperature, thorough washing, and protection from dust when idle.
The article warns that feed tags and attached hooks pose a fatal risk to dairy cattle. It cites cows dying from punctured stomachs due to wire tags and hooks, urging removal of tags before opening sacks and careful handling to prevent tag loss.
Calving guidance stresses minimal feeding first day with only bran mash or warm water, then gradual increases over a week. Heavy producers should stay off full rations two to three weeks, with light laxative feeds to prevent swollen udders and appetite loss. Wheat pasture or wet beet pulp are advised, but silage high in grain should be avoided at calving.
Cows lie down contaminate udder and teats so dirt loosens during milking and falls into milk. Brushing removes hair and dirt from udder and flanks. A trial showed bacteria drop from 7058 to 716 per cubic centimeter after wiping with a damp cloth, a reduction of 6342.
Quality not quantity is the key in dairy farming. Cleanliness ensures cows thrive in the barn, and personal cow records should be kept as part of New Year resolutions.
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