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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
3
Pierpont Morgan offered a Hyde Park view mansion in London to the United States government for a permanent ambassadorial residence. The offer, made seventeen months ago, was sent to Congress without recommendation and treated as disapproved by the administration.
John D. Rockefeller Jr and family arrived in Denver en route to Rocky Mountain National Park. At Union Station a photographer tried to snap Rockefeller children, triggering a brief dispute as the mogul asserted the right to protect his brood from publicity.
Norman H. Davis succeeds Polk as under secretary of state. A treasury official with deep knowledge of international finance, Davis previously served on the supreme council of supply and relief, the supreme economic council, and acted as finance commissioner and U S representative in armistice talks with Germany. He also led financial advisory efforts for the American peace delegation.
Senator Pomerene of Ohio sponsored a resolution to extend the Investigating campaign expenditures committee. The measure passed near adjournment after partisan debate, enabling publicity on presidential campaign outlays up to election time. The vote was unanimous.
Agriculture tests show meat scrap in poultry feed increases yearly egg output. Flocks with meat scrap averaged 125 to 150 eggs per hen, while those without produced about 90 eggs. Milk products can help in winter, but meat scrap proves more cost effective.
Poultry experts advise locating pens houses and yards close with a pond or stream for breeding ducks. Promote light sandy sloped land, good shipping, central feed rooms, and rotating double yards with quick growing crops. Moderate yard space and selective water access aid fertility and cleanliness.
A tested repellent mix using fish oil pine tar pennyroyal oil and kerosene proved to deter stable flies briefly when lightly applied to exposed animal areas. Caution urged as strong fumes may overheat animals working in hot sun and hair shedding can occur.
A soap solution using one ounce of laundry soap in a gallon of water kills chicken lice on first dip but a second dip ten days later is needed to kill newly hatched lice.
Poultry notes discuss that hens are better breeders than pullets and heat harms eggs. Goose eggs hatch well under hens as under geese, while turkeys range and prey on insects ignored by hens. Avoid wet mashes in summer as they sour. Limited cracked corn or whole wheat at noon is enough for ducks.
The dairy guide urges rapid cooling of milk after milking using spring water tanks or insulated ice cooled tanks. It explains tank design with continuous water flow, dual chambers for peak production, and outlines how improved cooling reduces bacterial growth and extends milk sweetness hours at various temperatures. It cites USDA experiments on shelf life with high and low bacterial content.
The calf's first year determines future utility. Provide water and salt in clean vessels, avoid sudden diet changes, and feed regularly. Keep warm dry quarters in damp weather, supply roughage, limit grain to build digestion, and at six months switch to full roughage and grain.
Scrub bulls help scrub farmers by using purebred bulls. Neighbor groups can pool to buy a bull. Dairy sales provide steady income year round. Give each cow a chance to perform. many farmers underfeed. Cutting poor hay hurts land and owner. Calves often become kicking cows if mishandled. Calves need access to good hay. upland wild hay and clover hay are excellent. Butterfat percent is not a reliable butter yield indicator.
A reader describes postnatal weakness and displacement after each birth and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improvement. The ad notes the remedy contains no narcotics and claims it is the most successful female remedy in the country, with testimonials. letters to the firm will be opened and answered by women in strict confidence.
Mr Herbert M Gessner of Berlin New Hampshire recounts ten years of stomach pain worsened by sour foods and chalky teeth. after taking Eatonic he felt dramatic relief using one box and a half, ending pains and able to eat freely again.
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