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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
7
Dr. R. V. Pierce is celebrated for fifty years of herbal remedies and the Golden Medical Discovery promoted as a blood purifier and stomach alterative. It is advertised to clear skin, improve circulation, and reduce pimples with tablets available via a 10 cent trial, from Buffalo, N Y.
The exchange hints at a social contest among young women who compare their summer activities and intentions. A girl asks who the ring-leader is, suggesting a leadership or organizer among the group.
A vintage advertisement proclaims Bayer aspirin as proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. It warns consumers to look for the Bayer cross on the package or tablets to avoid dangerous imitations and urges saying Bayer when purchasing.
An advertising copy touts Cuticura products for babies and irritated skin. It frames Pete as a successful salesman who offers Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum to all he meets, promoting a scent powder as essential in the trio for daily care.
In a playful exchange, Phyllis rebukes Harry for kissing her. Harry admits he needs practice, sparking a light moment of flirtation and comic tension.
A dense list of crosswords style clues with numbers and partial phrases. It includes clues for words like a country in Europe, a exclamation to startle, a box or carton, sleeveless coats, a city in Italy, a girl's name, and many more. The puzzle hints at a solution to be printed in the next issue.
Instructions explain placing correct letters in white spaces to form horizontal and vertical words. Each word starts with a numbered letter. horizontal numbers define words up to the first black square. vertical numbers define words down to the next black square. No letters go in black spaces. All words are dictionary words except proper names. Abbreviations slang initials technical terms and obsolete forms are noted.
The article explains that while cows are the most economical food producers, profits hinge on individual cow performance. It advises record keeping of milk output and feed, buying proven cows, or using bred-for-production dairy sires to boost herd productivity.
When milk fails for calves prepare a gruel from 50 parts ground corn 15 linseed meal 15 rolled oats 10 dried blood flour 10 skim milk powder and 0.5 salt. Mix with warm water and feed one pound mix per six pounds water. Increase as milk declines until calves 50 days old receive only gruel two pounds mix per day. Total milk used about 800 pounds. underfeeding causes poor thrift.
Arnold Graue of Jackson county Minnesota increased herd production by about 25 percent and reduced costs by 14 percent by culling low producers and replacing them with higher yielding heifers. He lowered labor through an engine for the steam separator and a milk house near the barn.
A number of cooperative and private creameries plan to handle patron eggs, arguing the egg shipping business is closely allied to the creamery. Some creameries endorse continuing this line, saying one organization can efficiently manage related products and avoid duplicating efforts.
The article notes bitter milk occurs in some cows near calving, especially after eight months of milk yield. If within two months of calving, dry off promptly. earlier, give a pound Glauber salt in three pints tepid molasses‑sweetened water. Include silage bran and oilmeal, avoid cottonseed meal.
A fifteen year old boy in France died recently. He stood 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighed 875 pounds. His clothing required seven and a half yards of material.
The Science Service notes that a plant used by certain South American tribes to bake daily bread also yields the toxin used on their arrows.
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