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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1920
Page
3
A classic sales pitch touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for poor digestion and weak blood. The ad claims wealth cannot buy happiness without health, promising improved digestion, assimilation of foods, and blood nourishment through a non alcoholic remedy.
A. Percifield recounts ten months of stomach pains vanished after using Eatonic. Advert says thousands report relief from acidity and gas as Batonic and Hatonics aid digestion. Suggests carrying doses after meals with druggist guarantee and affordable box price.
Early 20th century note highlights the immense length of New York City water and gas mains if laid end to end. The item reflects curiosity about infrastructure and uses playful phrases to describe underground networks and their reach across the city.
A quoted exchange hints at a farmer’s absence as the ideal moment for apple picking. The line plays on a childlike sense of timing and mischief in a Boston Transcript flavor.
The ideal moment to choose a calf is a few months old when it stays with its dam or before weaning. Observe the cow’s size and milk supply to judge the calf’s future as a breeding animal. Choice may depend on show class rules and feeding facilities, with senior calves often favored for fall shows.
A field agent for the U S Department of Agriculture reported a tuberculous cow slaughtered in New Haven. The unpasteurized milk from the herd fed an orphanage, prompting a test of 25 cattle in Hartford. 28 reacted to tuberculin.
Guidance on dairy barn construction emphasizes comfortable stalls with swinging stanchions and adequate space. It suggests aligning gutters at a slight angle to accommodate varying cow sizes, keeping stalls cleaner and cows positioned with hind feet forward.
Kindness to cows is urged as essential for harmony between animal and keeper. A docile animal, when treated fairly, forgives and remains friendly, while intelligent, sensitive cows resent unjust handling and respond accordingly.
Calf meal as a complete milk substitute depends mainly on the feeder’s experience and the calf’s vigor plus the quality and preparation of the calf meal. Observed success hinges on these factors rather than the feed alone.
Clermont County Ohio Treasurer W E McKeever announces 1920 tax rates by millage for Pike LC Sinking Highway Flood and other levies. First half taxes plus delinquencies due December 20 1920 second half due before June 20 1921. Property on county books at April 1 1920. Include owner name taxing district lot and acre counts when requesting statements. Office hours 8 M to 4 P M Saturdays noon close.
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