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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
7
An old adage notes that what is one man's meat is another's poison. The piece argues habits determine acceptability of foods, citing monkey meat, possum, muskrat, beech birds, sparrows, terrapin, alligator, frog legs, whale and shark meats, and freshwater mussels. It highlights prejudice and opportunity as factors in dietary value and urges openness to unfamiliar foods.
O B Bender of the New Jersey College of Agriculture explains that summer droughts and poor pasture reduce cow feed, causing a sharp milk drop from June to August. He notes flies, fires, and heat worsen grazing, suggests grazing early and late, growing sailing crops, and using grain or silage to supplement, aiming to sustain summer milk flow for fall profitability.
A joyful family prepares for Maggie's return after a long absence. The home rooms are cleaned and arranged with care, clothes and perfumes readied, and plans set for a festive welcome and a first home meal amid hugs and happy chatter.
A humorous conversation about a boy named Ethelbert who dislikes being shortened to Ethel. Playmates tease, shrinking his name in a way he finds distressing, highlighting a light social vignette of childhood interactions and sensitivities.
Fatigue comes from physical labor and rest is natural after exercise. Poor air quality light glare and strain, uncomfortable seating or clothing, and tight shoes all contribute. Rest in a cool well ventilated place restores balance. a comfortable environment improves later recreation and energy.
United States Department of Agriculture confirms that calculating yearly milk and butterfat production from one day per month in cow testing is highly accurate. Minnesota experiment station data show milk within 2 percent and butterfat within 8 percent accuracy. Beltsville records indicate milk totals within 1.99 percent.
Feeding alfalfa or clover hay with corn yields strong growth and early maturity in Holstein and Jersey heifers, per Ohio Experiment Station tests. Both hays exceed average growth. alfalfa edges clover for fattening, with legumes supplying calcium and nutrients.
Dairy hints stress clean water for the herd and keeping the supply cool. Farmers are urged to ship cream at least three times weekly in hot weather. Consider purchasing a new herd sire when demand slackens to secure better value.
Report states manufacturers must hold 250000000 sacks annually to meet the nation’s cement demand. The figure underscores the scale of production and distribution required to maintain supply.
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