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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1924
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment from Chicago discusses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable and mentions a vague claim about a baby and a star, with unclear references to a friend advising not to try. The legible parts offer no coherent event or outcome.
Kipling offers a concise blessing: enough work to fulfill duties and strength to perform them, a timeless holiday of perseverance and resolve for the reader. The line frames ambition and resolve as daily, practical gifts.
M J Thompson of the Northeast Experiment Station urges planning for summer succulence due to dry summers. He recommends fall rye, oats, peas, second crop sweet clover, sunflowers, corn, and especially soiling crops cut green and fed, to sustain milk flow into the winter.
A New York State College of Agriculture note details a homemade spray to quiet cows, deter flies, and improve milk flow in hot weather. The mix combines coal tar dip, fish oil, coal oil, whale oil, oil of tar, and dissolved laundry soap to yield 80 gallons, covering 40 cows twice daily for ten days at about one cent per cow per day.
The United States Department of Agriculture finds ten years as the general profitable slaughter age for dairy cows. Wisconsin and other dairy states average eleven years, others nine, with the national average ten. Beef slaughter price averaged 31.69 per head versus 62.90 for cows kept for milk, indicating beef cows after eight years yield about half the value of milk-producing cows.
Rye should be cut for hay before hardening and around blooming time as cows prefer hay from heading out to bloom. This timing yields good feed and allows cows to clean up well. A ration for milk production is one pound per three pounds of milk using ground corn or barley four parts ground oats four parts wheat bran two parts oilmeal one part gluten meal one part.
Calves start grain at three weeks old and eat about a half pound daily. By eight weeks they eat one pound, by three months two pounds, adequate until six months unless rapid growth is desired. After six months increase slightly or as they are weaned from skimmed milk.
Marvin Lowenthal recounts Herzl's diaries noting Abdul Hamid II as a weak, cowardly ruler trapped by a corrupt cabal. The sultan's official image contrasts with a vivid, derisive portrait of the man and his regime's roguish guards.
The so called Devil's Bible also called the giant of books has emerged from its hiding place in the Stockholm royal library after Prague requested a photo stat copy. The 800 year old tome, possibly the largest Bible in the world, spans parchment sheets with gold and bright color lettering and a full page portrait of the devil.
London Tit-Bits reports October celebrations for training women doctors at the Royal Free hospital division of the University of London. Nearly 400 women students now pursue hospital training. the school trains graduates from eighteen countries and about a thousand alumni practice worldwide.
An Indiana University summer session student in Professor Karr's class asked a roommate to lend her the roommate's tan and red dress for a play. The roommate balked, noting it was her best dress, and the actor admitted she needed to look sloppy for the extravagant wife role, revealing the tension.
Increasing uses for paper include durable paper garments and items such as cooking bags, horseshoes, bottles, and grain sacks already available. Mulberry paper is highlighted as a source for these innovations, with ongoing inroads amid dwindling national supplies.
The ad highlights widespread kidney issues among Americans and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a healing remedy. It cites pharmacist reports and an insurer’s physician stating many insurance refusals arise from undetected kidney trouble. It notes the product is sold in medium and large bottle sizes at drug stores.
A terse corporate dictum advocates constant effort to achieve the best in the firm. The statement emphasizes enduring per se improvement and competitive positioning within the industry.
The Apulian aqueduct project in Italy aims to become the longest in the world when finished. Begun in 1905 after a 1902 law, the 140 mile main line runs largely through the Apennines with over sixty miles in tunnels. A 1000 mile network of branches serves five provinces and about 2.5 million people.
A brief note describes fountain pens offered in hotel public writing rooms as convenient for travelers, with pens chained to posts to prevent loss and ensure steady writing space for guests.
A concise adage from Phaedrus noting that a person’s focus naturally shines on his own affairs, suggesting self interest directs attention and judgment. The line implies personal stakes influence how one views others and evaluates performance.
A dialogue scene shows Mrs Newdollar forbidding speaking to a girl described as belonging to very common people. Goldie questions whether this extends to making catty remarks. The exchange highlights class tension within a family.
A compact reflection contrasts two bars with one advantage referring to belief in friendship tested by adversity. The phrase about yellow gold in fire serves as a metaphor for tested loyalty and true bonds.
A witty exchange centers on age and candor with a jab about speaking one’s mind. Bill questions whether remarks about a woman’s age should be spoken to her face or behind her back.
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