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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
7
A patched page excerpt shows a chat about wages and a curate asking about raises, plus an advertisement for the Cuticura Toilet Trio and other brief notices. It includes quips about poetry reception and a joke about exporting a pedigreed colt to South Africa.
Workers at Cornell University Ithaca urge greater use of dairy foods to ease living costs and boost child growth. They emphasize whole milk skim milk cottage cheese and American cheddar as affordable high protein nutrition for New York families.
Advertising copy touts GOLD MEDAL Oil Capsules as a cure for aging by “strengthening” kidneys and digestive organs. Claims improved kidney action reduces poisons, promises new life and strength, and offers money back if not effective. Sold in sealed packages with the imported GOLD MEDAL brand.
The USDA notes a Holstein bull sold without records led to poor value. His daughters later born 11 after two to three years produced average milk 14 502 pounds and butterfat 578 pounds, proving that registration alone cannot guarantee production without backing records.
Farmers and creamery staff are urged to shield cream cans from sun exposure during transport. A simple wet burlap cover can reduce cream temperature by up to 20 degrees, avoiding quality loss over typical hauling distances.
The article warns that cows often maintain heavy milk flow until calving and may be neglected in drying. It advises removing grain entirely and reducing other feeds, milking once daily for several days, then gradually extending to every four or five days until the flow stops.
A collage of anecdotes on Longfellow and Rossini inspirations, humorous quips, Pat Finnegan in America, Mrs Godspur and poker, and Roosevelt on square dealing and forgiveness. The piece blends literary lines with light humor and timeless insights.
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