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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
7
Consul Leroy Webber reports to the U S Department of Commerce that imports of chewing gum in Hongkong rose 25 percent in the first half of 1924 versus the same period in 1923. About 75 percent of Hongkong chewing gum imports are re exported to other south China markets.
The platypus recounts travel from Australia to a zoo, describing its comfortable shipborne home, diet of shrimps worms and oysters, and its exhibit routine. It notes two river entrances, egg laying, skin milk feeding, and the keeper's efforts to ease visitors. Billie Brownlie agrees the creature is one of the queerest sights.
Readable lines list names and actions about Martha Margaret train Tuesday and other brief phrases. The text presents a pattern of alliteration and brief events with many personal names and activities.
Advice from F H Peabody of Cornell on preventing udder deformities in first calfers. Recommend light laxative feeds before and after freshening, active reduction of swelling, thorough milking technique, and liberal feeding during first lactation. Massage and complete milk removal key to preserving udder shape for future performance.
Dean Larsen of South Dakota State college argues that heating dairy cows water is cheaper than letting cows drink ice water. He notes cows drink about 80 pounds of water daily and must expend feed energy to warm it. He advocates tank heaters using waste materials as fuel to reduce feed costs and improve milk production.
Advice notes cover barn cleanliness cost effect, best May sales for fat cows, cheap silage ration with cottonseed cake, profit from cows producing over 200 pounds butter yearly, avoid drying cows 48 hours post calving to prevent milk fever, feed sparingly first days, minerals shortages lead to retained afterbirths, identify the 20 percent nonprofitable cows, calf feeding avoiding irregularities, preferred weaning at six to eight months with continued skim milk if possible.
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a natural tonic and builder to revive energy and strength. It claims Tanlac revitalizes blood, rejuvenates the stomach, and helps gain weight, with testimonials from grateful users.
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