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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1921
Page
6
Farmers report moldy silage despite airtight silos. Mold typically signals insufficient moisture during packing. Dry stalks trap air, making it hard to expel air and prevent mold during silage settling.
Officials urge strict sanitation of utensils used in dairy operations. The guidance stresses sterilization rather than mere washing to remove impurities and protect milk safety and herd health. Continuous cleanliness in handling milk is described as essential for reliable dairy production.
The 1906 World Series marked baseballs first clash in a single city era with the Chicago Cubs facing the Chicago White Sox. Managers Chance and notable players like Evers Tinker Steinfeldt and Sheckard starred for the Cubs while Donohue Isbell Tannehill Davin Roche Jones and Hahn led the White Sox. Attendance reached 55 845 and receipts totaled 106 550.
In a humorous vignette Ezra makes shifts to please his hired man including eight hour days meals with the family a private car and spending money for town movies. When room and whiskers become issues he adjusts by swapping rooms and trimming facial hair. A child reveals a writer father crafts stories from imagination.
Witness describes husband’s absence as ongoing and problematic. A speaker notes needing to visit golf links to request money, highlighting financial and domestic strain in the case.
A playful etching reports Adam and Eve being evicted with the quip that a whole apple was not a reasonable rent. The exchange records a humorous, biblical tenant dispute from a historical page.
Dorothy Jane, a three year old, insists on a snack before bed and surveys the pantry. She chooses raw Irish potatoes but is advised against it by her sister who warns of bad dreams. She counters with a claim that sweet potatoes will bring sweet dreams.
A quirky exchange features a remark about batter cakes described as queer tasting and a complaint about home brew being fried. The lines suggest a lighthearted kitchen argument or humorous note in a domestic scene.
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