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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
7
A long horizontal and vertical crossword style item lists many clues with definitions and cross references. It includes terms for drops casts tighten kidneys wounds regard waterfalls private warfare tree ridges prison term and many more, ending with a note about solution to be published in the next issue.
A concise guide to filling a crossword grid. Letters go only in white spaces, no letters in black squares. Each clue number starts a word and the horizontal and vertical words extend to the next black square. Definitions cover abbreviations slang initials and special forms.
The USDA reports over 1.6 million breeding stock on farms improved by pure bred sires, with 15,137 participants in 46 states. Kentucky Vermont and Ohio show gains, Pulaski Virginia leads counties, and Lee Iowa centers emerge as interest grows.
H R Lascelles, Colorado State Dairy Commissioner, argues dairy farms benefit from late fall to early winter freshening. He notes longer cow life, sustained production when spring grass arrives, higher butterfat prices in winter, and more available winter labor as factors.
The article urges calves to nurse from dams for one to two days to obtain colostrum which cleanses the bowels and acts as a laxative. Afterward hand feeding is advised. Begin with one pound of milk per ten pounds of calf weight.
Mrs Ethel Thurston of Lima Ohio and Mrs M E Beard of Eddy Texas describe relief from illness without surgery. Their statements credit a medicine or treatment and detail prior suffering and fear of operation.
The coronation chair in Westminster Abbey dates to 1296 and has stood outside the abbey on only one occasion since its creation. In other news, archaeologists report the discovery of the tomb of Pharaoh Shepseskaf, the last ruler of Egypt's Fourth Dynasty.
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