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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1924
Page
7
Joyce plays a solitary golf round with only a caddie, admits he may play poorly, and is consoled by the caddie who notes another gentleman named Joyce as apparently worse.
Atlanta Constitution notes the Whitsett Courier quips poets excel at song about soil but falter with the plow. The remark playfully contrasts literary fame with practical farming, hinting at seasonal restlessness in the countryside.
A claim compares yields from the Red Sea and the Atlantic noting that evaporating a ton of Red Sea water yields 187 pounds of salt while the same amount from the Atlantic yields 81 pounds. The text urges hearing both sides to gain clarity.
The article traces dairy cattle history in the United States from Columbus to modern breed development. It notes Europe provided dairy breeds and methods, settlers brought natives, and major progress came with 1820 importations and 1860 to 1880 breed associations creating pure registers.
Garget often causes loss in herds. Do not milk a diseased animal until the last. wash hands after milking. milk from infected quarters into a pall and dispose. Treatment includes eight ounces lubricant, eight ounces wool fat, two fluid ounces belladonna, two fluid ounces pokeroot mixed warm. Massage udder. feed powdered pokeroot and saltpetre in cycles. isolate diseased cows.
The article outlines a standard dairy feeding regimen. Concentrates are given before milking and roughage after, twice daily, with some farmers adding noon roughage. Regular, two-feed daily periods help regulate intake. feeding frequency has little effect on test results.
Warm days prompt dairymen supplying whole milk to check cooling equipment. Lowering milk temperature before transport reduces churning and lumpiness in transit to market.
Box stalls yield more milk and butter fat than stanchions but cost extra space bedding and labor. They are recommended only when maximum production is required, as in testing cows for records.
The text compares Sudan grass timothy millet and alfalfa or clover for feed value in milk cows. It notes Sudan grass timothy and millet are inferior to alfalfa or clover due to lacking bone and muscle-building material. It also states that poorer hays require more supplementary costly feeds like bran and oll meal.
Feed of record cow Onyx Lilith used mixed hay silage and grain ration with about twenty percent digestible protein fifty percent carbohydrates and five percent fat. In ten months this Holstein cow produced 21,887.2 pounds of milk yielding 727.61 pounds of fat equal to 900.3 pounds of butter.
In a Verdugo hill gathering John Steven McGroarty recounts four saints honored in British Parliament windows: St George England, St David Wales, St Andrew Scotland, and St Patrick Ireland. The piece praises their lifeworks in service to God and neighbor, calling them torchbearers of Christ and enduring symbols in the isles of the Narrow Seas.
The New York Times reports Hawaii plans to use molten lava from Kilauea to make bricks. A trolley with buckets would scoop lava to the crater rim and pour it into molds, a project consulted with the U S Department of Commerce.
Former Gov Robert D Carey presents a 40 acre tract at Careyhurst Wyoming for a permanent Casper Boy Scouts camp at the mouth of Boxelder canyon. Water flows through the grounds and a nearby game preserve is noted. Plans include a large mess hall kitchen camp headquarters and ten patrol cabins with steel bunks donated by Carey.
The groom arrived with an elderly uncle as best man while the bride came with her mother, sisters, and eight bridesmaids. The uncle eyed the party and told the groom you are in a minority and you will stay there, in a quip cited by the Louisville Courier Journal.
In a theatrical scene described by American Legion Weekly, a stage manager presses forward amid cries of Author. A timid playwright asks about audience intent, reflecting tension between performers and critics. The piece captures backstage dynamics and emerging conflict.
A city dialogue features a lawyer asking for trial by jury or judge and a plumber boasting long experience in town, choosing the judge. The light exchange highlights local character and preference for legal process.
An international weather service based in Apia Samoa broadcasts twice daily forecasts for a vast south Pacific region. Messages are exchanged between islands up to 2000 miles apart and relayed to create the Apia forecast. Special storm warnings are issued when needed.
A government order bans singing and humor on the French government station in Paris, stating humor about the government is not allowed and that government matters are serious. The Postes Telegraphes and Telephones station enforces the prohibition.
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble without realizing it. Poor kidney health can affect other organs, causing back pain headaches low ambition and irritability. Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root, a kidney liver and bladder remedy, has helped many and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
A collection of coined terms and moral aphorisms appears in the Boston Transcript. It links phrases like musical burglary mental hospitality spiritual pageantry moral harvesting social cannibalism and undesirable generosity to social commentary.
Elsie Janis recalls a film dinner tale about a manager who would not hire both a young married couple for a play saying the public won t tolerate a man making love to his wife. The King of Siam writes daily love poems to the queen from Suan Raj Radi the Royal Garden of Love during a villa warmings.
The remark ties marriage and prize rings to public life as fashion and wealth meet performance. It notes that appearances fail if funds lag, underscoring the cost of maintaining status in society.
Caller remarks on a newborn sister while Jim complains about the fuss and asserts she seems to come from Paris.
Advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe 30 year trusted substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric Teething Drops and soothing syrups. Claims no narcotics and directs readers to follow proven directions on each package with physician endorsements.
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