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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
7
Albia Iowa report says Joe Kametz kept away from barbers until his twenty first birthday and received $1000 for his first haircut. His family praised his long hair as a child and his brother promised the reward. Now Kametz has $1000 more saved in his bank account.
Agnessa Koreleva and Natalie Ashsenova, both twenty, leapt to death from the upper flies during a revolutionary ballet as The Internationale swelled. Investigators weigh suicide pact tied to a romance with scenery painter Kurilko, with fellow dancers citing a love triangle as motive.
William J. Healy of Malden died while an attorney finished his will in Boston. Healy traced his name and the attorney prompted a cross as a signature just before death. The cross is valid, but witnesses signed after he died, so the will faces contest under the rule that signatures must occur in the testator's presence.
Baltimore police trap a nine year old lad believed to have smashed six storefronts and robbed three cash registers. The juvenile court placed him in the care of the Children’s Aid Society after officers watched him attempt another break in on Seventh street. He is noted as the youngest Baltimore robbery arrestee.
A quoted Madrid line notes a family learning piano violin and a daughter learning to suffer in silence highlighting a wry dark humor within a European setting. The remark contrasts musical education with an implied emotional restraint.
T E Woodward of Beltsville addresses the Delaware Holstein Friesian association on raising dairy calves with skim milk and milk substitutes. He outlines a calf meal recipe using corn linseed meal oats skim milk powder dried blood flour and salt, to allow calves to be raised on little or no milk by fifty days. This method could aid farmers selling whole milk by creating viable replacement stock while aiding herd health and production.
W B Krauss of the Ohio experiment station urges thorough utensil sterilization to keep milk pure. He notes bacteria come from handling and equipment, and reviews past methods like hot water steam and sunshine. He highlights chlorine chemical sterilizers as effective, nonpoisonous, and odorless, used in diluted form for rinsing or spraying utensils.
Disease producing bacteria enter milk from cows with infections and from handlers with contagious diseases. Contamination also comes from udder and flank dirt, milking environment, and unclean utensils. Airborne dust contributes to the contamination of milk cisterns and ducts.
Henry W Sawyer of Worcester aged eighty one five times a widower seeks to remain attached to his sixth wife met through a matrimonial journal. Divorce suit on the grounds of cruelty failed. Mrs Sawyer is sixty five.
Mrs Barry Kennedy sues her banker husband claiming a bridge mishap left her with a nose injury. The suit seeks compensation while detailing the incident and its aftermath in New York.
Statistics from Rollo Briten of the United States Public Health Service compare life expectancy by country and gender. English women show longer life spans than American women across ages ten to eighty, by about four years in youth and narrowing to under one year by eighty. The Public Health Service offers no explanation for the gender longevity gap between nations.
A citizen near the crossroads store questions why the front door is unlocked and the shop open. Dad Buckman explains a rumor that the boss left for Tomlinville to get change and may not return until after supper.
The text notes plague appeared in Europe earlier and only later reached India in the nineteenth century. It also states that an employee who never pretends to be busy is trustworthy.
A brief quip notes that happiness can leak like a cup and that arguing with an ignorant man yields no satisfaction for either side. The remark centers on the futility of heated disputes and the fragile nature of contentment.
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