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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
7
The dairy feed bill is the major milk cost, so selecting economical feeds is crucial. Sweet clover pasture can supply six months of roughage per cow, reducing land use and labor, with grain added for cows over 30 pounds daily production.
Wisconsin experiment station dairy expert G. C. Humphrey outlines summer grain mixtures to supplement pasture for cows in good, fair, and dry pasture. He cites Holstein Ayrshire, Guernsey Jersey groups and gives three rations using oats, bran, corn meal, oil meal.
Advice on dairy farming practices emphasizes fresh clean water, scrubs over good cows, regular clipping around udders, and using the Babcock test for quality. It recommends quiet efficient milking, consistent schedules, metal utensils, annual veterinary exams, and strict disease checks before adding animals.
Washington reports the case of Jerry Tarbot nicknamed the Sliding Ghost. Talbot, a veteran at Mount Alto Veterans hospital, cannot recall his past after a shell blast in France. He wandered the country from 1918 to 1923, unknown to his service, and seeks identification and retroactive compensation.
Julia Bottomley surveys the midsummer tots hats and summer wear, praising millinery blooms and simple washable outfits. She highlights leghorn hats with rose accents, black lace and chiffon bonnets, striped beach coats, and wide brim hair-braid styles, all paired with easy care fabrics for playful tots.
Frederick C. Foster of Lyons New York was thrown from his car after it collided with a passenger train at a grade crossing. He crawled to a second track to retrieve his hat and was fatally struck by a fast freight train. He had been only slightly injured in the initial collision and died in a local hospital.
Eleven year old Harry Sulzbach son of the Pinehurst hotel owner at Highland Lake saved Joseph Marchetta of New York from drowning after a skiff capsized on Port Jervis N Y Sulzbach swam to shore then dived again to rescue Marchetta from deep water keeping both lives from tragedy
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis predicts the Flappers of today will contend well when they become matrons, indicating confidence in the evolving role and workforce participation of young women in Washington.
Aldous Huxley, English novelist and scientist’s grandson, shaved his moustache. He said the change looked pink at first and then red, drawing audience reaction as odd and unattractive.
The preschool years from ages two to six are crucial for health and development. Eye and dental defects, adenoids, tonsil disease, posture, heart issues, and nutrition can affect later school performance, so early and comprehensive screening before school entry is essential.
A Florida woman recounts health improvements after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs J C Taylor of Tallahassee describes weakness and pale complexion before treatment and says she regained strength and can do housework again. The remedy has been popular for over fifty years.
Dr George Draper argues physicians should return to considering a patient’s constitution and hereditary traits. He notes generations of families cared for by the same doctor, who knew how individuals react to disease and their fight against illness.
Experts from the Museum of Natural History identify a trunk unearthed 45 feet below the Hudson tide line during foundation work for a skyscraper as Juniperis communis, a red cedar species once flourishing in Europe about a million years ago. The find suggests ancient distribution and traces of related species near Long Island and New Jersey.
Buffaloes owned by Mahlon N. Haines of York Pennsylvania are described as off their feed and need exercise. Kairl S. Ort has been hired to fly over the field to spook and drive the animals into running activity.
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