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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
7
Dean of Men at the University of Halinois urges self discipline and keeping promises to oneself. He contrasts self directed effort with reliance on others and argues that firm self commitment to honesty and decency is essential for lasting progress. He cites a student who finally kept a promise to himself after initial reluctance.
The article argues giving is learned behavior not inherent, citing the Hubert family as example. It notes regular church offerings form lasting generosity, with the war teaching many to give and live comfortably. It recalls the Great Teacher's saying give and it shall be given unto you, used to justify habitual philanthropy.
Miss Mary McSimmon, longtime Pierce school principal in Brookline Massachusetts, has been elected president of the National Education Association. She has led the Massachusetts Teachers' Federation for five years and is a prominent figure in New England education.
The article discusses how women and men differ in interpreting dreams and visions, noting that dreams can warn of future events. It cites examples of warnings from dreams, including bells, dogs, or figures, and explains how dream content may signal good or bad outcomes in health, relationships, and fortune.
Lady Diana Manners visits a Greenwich Village studio where young men in sandals and Russian blouses listen as a super realist reads free verse. She notes that literary longings mirror hunger and extend to long pockets, to which Theodore Dreiser agrees that the universal craving is hunger.
A cow owned by James Matthews in Te Kamah Nebraska has become a local curiosity. The animal operates a water pump, lifting and lowering the mechanism to drink directly from the pump for ten to fifteen minutes. A passerby offered to help by filling a tub but the cow rejected the aid and tapped the water herself from the well.
A Rural New Yorker guidance cautions that the dry period requires more protein and careful rationing than lactation. It suggests a winter dry ration of linseed meal, gluten meal in summer, and about 20 percent protein, plus balanced mixes with bran, cornmeal, oilmeal, oats, alfalfa or clover hay, and beet pulp to sustain intake and production.
An experiment shows ten years of feeding dairy cows alfalfa hay and corn silage without grain yields just over 260 pounds of butterfat per cow annually. Balanced with grain, average and high producers differ. Minnesota farms could gain a third by using alfalfa hay and silage alone. Emphasizes planting alfalfa and silos, noting yields of two to three tons per acre and late June seeding.
Silage is a feed for the year and good cows are kept while poor cows are maintained. Breeders vary on bull breeding powers when silage is fed. Large silage amounts can distend the paunch, so liberal feeding is needed for health strength and high milk yield. Milk should remain clean and free of odors to keep its natural flavor.
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