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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
7
Mrs Ruddy and Ruddy recount their names and plumage with a visitor Billie Brownie from Fairyland. Ruddy explains duckling nests, egg size, and the buzzing wings behind the nickname Bumblebee Coot. The friendly childlike tale ends with plans to share marsh water tea with Brownie.
In Boys' Life a camper jokes with Bill about the number of chops left in the fire box. He learns the dog has taken the breakfast chops, a lighthearted exchange reflecting camping mischief and outdoor mishaps.
A photographic copy shows the Detroit tower as the central feature of a large development. Ground has been broken and the 40 story office building will anchor a complex with three theaters two hotels a medical building a recreation building and a retail shopping district.
Prof J B Fitch reports three trials at the Hays Kansas experiment station comparing alfalfa hay with sudan hay as dairy cattle feed. Across trials cows fed alfalfa hay plus kafir silage and grain produced more milk and butterfat than with sudan hay, though results varied with hay quality and feeding length. Alfalfa provides superior protein quality and essential minerals, suggesting supplementation when alfalfa is unavailable or costly.
Iowa State trials find cracked soy beans equal or slightly better than linseed oilmeal as a dairy cow protein supplement with no scours. Soybeans priced lower could boost acreage and use. corn silage and soybean silage show similar milk fat yields, though corn-bean silage offers modest tonnage gains offset by seed costs.
Soybean meal provides meat milk and butter production value as a nitrogen rich feed. It is economical for balancing nitrogen deficient rations and, due to high protein content, must be used with caution like other concentrated feeds. Digestibility compares favorably with other oil meals.
The George D. Smith Book company paid 830 dollars for a February 8 1845 New York Mirror containing The Raven by permission and in advance of the American Review. The Rosenbach company bought two Poe letters for 400 dollars. E H Wells acquired 900 dollars for Lowell’s Harvard commemorative ode of 1865 with 50 copies printed.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Dr. Peery's Dead Shot to expel worms or tapeworms with a single dose. The notice lists 372 Pearl Street as the location for the product or related business.
Prof. Takuma Tono of Waseda University compares Japanese gardens to framed pictures, contrasting them with Western ideas. He notes Japanese gardens emphasize naturalistic aesthetic over architectural display, highlighting differences from the plant-centric view common in Europe and America.
Delia overhears a neighbor’s dog illness and death and asks if the white dog trimmed with black was the one that died. The scene hints at keen memory and close observation using detail from a brief report.
A curious regional note contrasts women who curse as freely as men with those who are so devout they will not mend socks. The piece surveys attitudes toward language and domestic chores among different social groups.
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