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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1928
Page
6
Two Wilmington police officers responding to a crash found no intruder, only shattered plate glass and a nine pound carp on the pavement. Ben Weintraut, owner, said a carp escaped from a tank while awaiting a rabbi to kill the fish and smashed the window with a strong tail flap.
Sugar and butter creamed. Dry ingredients lifted. Nuts and raisins chopped and added with beaten eggs. Drop spoonfuls on cookie sheet and bake in a moderate oven.
In a chatty street scene in Burbank a passerby asks about a girl near a red hat and another replies she cannot spot any car or red hat, capturing a light city moment with casual confusion.
A saying notes that one seeks age as a means to secure adequate food clothes and shelter, implying aging grants access to better living conditions through society and status. The remark frames age as a coveted resource enabling personal advancement and comfort.
Flush your kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily and take salts to neutralize acids from rich foods. A noted authority warns acids can paralyze kidney function, causing dull kidney ache, back pains, headaches, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue, rheumatic twinges, and frequent urination at night. Jad Salts, four ounces in water before breakfast, claimed to cleanse kidneys and relieve bladder weakness.
Gus Lane searches for five hundred dollars to win Cora McCarthy’s hand as a cyclone rages through the city. A wrecked car hides a backseat stash and a danger linked to the station. Gus is shot but survives to promise the bungalow payoff as Cora nurses him back to health.
Change Cars Williams-Train strike story has Brown recalling being carried on the cowcatcher for miles until the conductor kicked him off for lacking a ticket. The dialogue captures a dramatic narrow escape and the absurdity of the situation.
In a brief Philadelphia Bulletin snippet a he asks if she reads love stories and she replies she prefers having them told to her. The light exchange captures a romantic quick bite in a newspaper brief.
Advice urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to combat a cold and strengthen the body against grip or influenza. The ad notes potential money loss in other ventures.
German researchers led by Dr Theodor Wiegand report discovery of about 900 stone cannon balls dated to the 3rd century B C in Pergamon Asia Minor. The balls, 5 to 16 inches wide and 1.5 to 172 pounds, were intended as artillery though not fired from cannons.
A strategist nephew defends his wife by noting she would serve dishes he likes every day if she knew he enjoyed them. The aunt chides him on fairness, and the exchange humorously reveals domestic kitchen dynamics.
Iowa State College extension dairyman Burt Oderkirk urges six to eight weeks of rest before freshening to maximize butterfat and annual calving. He notes many herds already milk year round, but a vacation improves performance, with proper feeding and dry cow conditioning paying off at freshening.
A dairyman notes a cow that produced 10 584 pounds of milk and 542 6 pounds of butterfat last year. He says pure water is the cheapest best food for dairy cows provided the water is given to the cow and not the milk. Milk is about 87 percent water and high producers drink 24 to 30 gallons daily. Automatic drinking cups boosted herd milk by 7 to 8 percent in many tests. An automatic water supply system is a valuable farm asset.
Alfalfa provides superior winter roughage due to its high protein and mineral content and high yielding capacity. One acre with proper lime can equal two acres of clover and is better feed for cows and livestock. seed alfalfa next year if unavailable. Farmers are increasingly using thorough disking in two directions for seed-bed preparation.
Salt aids digestion and appetite in dairy cows at all times. Tuberculin testing improves profits and shows disease absence. Cow testing raises herd production by removing low producers and selecting foundation animals. Avoid overreliance on poor roughage. only proven sires boost daughter performance. Proper hay and green feed support calf development and reproduction.
An advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a harmless remedy for infant colic fever fretfulness and digestive issues. It claims Castoria's gentle vegetarian formula works like castor oil without taste or shock and notes a care booklet included with purchase.
Advertiser touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a remedy for headaches fever stomach troubles and irregular bowels in children. It appeals to mothers to obtain a free trial package by writing to Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
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