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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
3
A poetic reflection on autumn colors highlights the bold maple leaves and their vivid reds oranges and browns as the season’s centerpiece. Silver birch and evergreen scenery frame the scene while wind and sun breathe life into the landscape, with autumn signaling a grand farewell before winter.
A Forest Service census of 159 federal forests shows overall gains in big game under protection. Bears are counted as big game for the first time, buffalo is no longer counted, and deer elk moose wild goats and sheep all increase or remain abundant across regions including Alaska Arizona Idaho Montana and Nevada Oregon. The total big game under protection reaches 687 000, with bears a costly nuisance to some farmers but other species considered harmless and deserving protection.
An article from Thrift Magazine contrasts 8,000 US misers hoarding over 400 million dollars with 65 leading colleges owning 531 million dollars. Their investments yield about 27 million annually, and smaller colleges add 13 million, totaling a 40 million educational fund for some 380,000 students. It argues the per student yield is about 106 dollars yearly and stresses broader national benefits of prudent investment.
A Beloit Kansas reader defends Lorraine Elizabeth Wooster against her criticism of the Winston primer. The letter questions the objection that a nanny goat in the textbook bears hornlike features and argues no issue with the illustration.
Dr Cornelius Gurlitt of the Society of German Architects declares the German people have awakened as he departs for home on the Thuringia. A German schoolteacher asks a hypothetical about a tiger and a boy named Hans who says he must not talk at meal times per his father.
A Los Angeles Times item describes actress dog star Pal and child friend Doreen Turner on a film set. Extras teased the girl. she returned with Pat and warned the crowd she would bite them with her dog if the insults continued.
Used cars with one French dealer are sold to the previous owners. If not sold in ten days, owners reclaim the cars and no new cars are sold to them. Not a single new car has been lost by this method.
A New York physician offers a formula for a cheap morphine substitute and proposes a $100,000 reward for its development. The announcement hints at potential medical and legal implications as the plan unfolds.
Guidance on dairy barn floor design emphasizes non absorbent easy to clean surfaces, tight joints, and proper drainage. It covers sub base choices, concrete forms, manger curb dimensions, stall platform lengths by breed, floor pitch, and finishing touches to ensure safe footing and cleanable eating areas.
New Jersey state dairy specialist reviews Mercer County Cow-Testing data showing high appetite cows yield little milk while others eat slightly more produce 4.5 times more milk. Poor cows cost more per 100 pounds of milk than sale prices, wasting feed and labor.
The article outlines three main categories of infant livestock deaths and argues farmer action. First, conditions largely unaltered by treatment include malformation and birth-related injuries. Second, many ailments, such as tuberculosis and acute respiratory diseases, can be reduced with hygiene, isolation, and medical care. Third, major reductions are possible through proper feeding, care, and sanitation to combat gastrointestinal diseases and parasitism.
The article notes cows fail to breed due to multiple causes with contagious abortion as the chief factor. It describes changes in maternal organs that thwart conception and outlines treatment involving manual uterine and ovarian manipulation and regular irrigation. A cure requires long costly therapy for the owner.
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