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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1930
Page
3
Dairymen should keep calf quarters spotless and sterilize all feeding utensils to prevent contamination. Maintain milk at consistent temperature, use a thermometer, and feed one pound of milk per ten pounds of calf weight until the calf reaches sixteen pounds daily, then stop increasing.
A winter guideline suggests one pound of grain per day per four pounds of milk with 3 to 3.5 percent fat, or one pound per day per three pounds of milk if fat is 5 percent or higher. As pasture declines, gradually increase grain, using judgment to maintain production. cows milking 10 to 15 pounds daily may not need concentrate during pasture.
J O Barkman of the University of Kentucky dairy station warns winter or cool storage does not preserve cream. Cream kept at fifty degrees for a week to ten days yields poor butter with old flavor. Cellar or kitchen storage introduces odors and heat that spoil cream and freezing creates oily, low quality butter.
Dairy experts advise monitoring the cream screw in the separator as small changes affect cream tests. Tuberculosis is not inherited by calves from infected cattle. Feeding legumes improves cow milk flow in winter. Boil and disinfect utensils to prevent stringy milk. Ensure calves have normal bowels and good appetite. off feed may signal indigestion or impure milk. Keep dairy cows in barn during cold storms. Extra feed costs are offset by additional milk output.
In Berkeley police records Charles Nunez Silva admits branding his 41 year old mistress with a red hot pancake turner after she said she loved another man. Mrs Mabel Pennington Clarno lies injured in Sutter County Hospital with burns. Silva is detained by sheriff’s deputies.
In Malone New York Leo Patnode aged seventeen and Star Sessions eighteen and another teen were apprehended after burglarizing a store. The trio allegedly tried to flee with cigarette packages but stepped on a sleeping employee, who identified them and led to their capture.
A trained dog leaped from a stopped car at a Delta Center Michigan farm, chased a chicken, and carried it under the vehicle. The scene surprised the occupants and no license plate was observed.
Doug Davis, noted Atlanta flyer, targets a 12 hour cross country flight from New York to Los Angeles in a Travelair Mystery monoplane. The craft reportedly exceeds 250 mph, climbs rapidly, and has exceptional maneuverability, with Davis citing its potential value in war and his record-breaking prior runs in the same aircraft.
German inventor Fritz von Opel promotes a rocket powered aircraft with a claimed speed of 2000 mph. He says a new fluid explosive fuels the engine and aims to test a rocket plane for a Channel crossing next year. Von Opel, 30, travels to the United States for a year to study motors and meet navy officials.
Chinese merchants in Shanghai protest an 80 percent levy labeled a superstition tax on religious incense and candles. They join a threatened strike if the order is not rescinded.
Three million children in Hopei province cannot read or write. The Education Department urges compulsory schooling but estimates a $30 million start, noting funds are scarce. A temporary plan proposes starting in large cities where residents may afford education.
The note mentions Bill planning to pursue aviation and contrasts being air minded with flighty. It warns that saved money is not earning interest at present.
OHN J. WHITEHEAD recounts eight months in South American jungles searching for traces of Colonel Fawcett and son. He recalls home danger from poor diet, then credits Najol with restoring health after illness and warns it is not a medicine.
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