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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
3
The text explains milk production relies on proper water, minerals, and protein intake. It notes fat content measured by the Babcock test, the role of carbohydrates and certain feeds in supplying essential proteins, and the danger of mineral deficiencies causing reduced milk and wear on the cow.
Dr. G C D Rice of Iowa State College’s veterinary pathology notes ventilation must supply ample fresh air and remove foul air without drafts. He cites cow, hog, and hen air needs and cites a dairy herd showing 100 extra gallons per cow annually with proper ventilation. County agents and state stations offer help on construction and installation.
A dairy note warns moldy silage sickens horses and urges pure-bred sires. Garlic eaten by cows taints milk within a minute, guiding feed rations to boost intake. To avoid garlic odor, keep cows from garlic weeds. recommend a herd of at least 15 before milking machines. Feedometers measure cow production on feed.
The readable portions are insufficient to identify a clear event, person, or organization. No coherent entities or dates emerge from the fragment.
A long OCR of a mixed crossword style list with numbered entries and partial clues. It includes many definitions and cross references such as Father, Mother, a river of Eastern Hemisphere, and various nouns and verbs. The garbled text hints at a puzzle solution to appear in the next issue.
Tests show wheels lock when brakes are applied hard, causing skid on dry asphalt as melted tire rubber forms a film. Inspect brakes monthly or every 500 miles, perform stopping-distance tests, and adjust driving to avoid skidding, using engine braking on slippery roads.
Advice to tighten spring clips on car suspension periodically to prevent breakage. Explains that breaks usually occur on rebound when clips are loose and that proper tension reduces risk. Notes that after a permanent set, clips require tightening only at long intervals.
Joints under the car floor often neglected until trouble. Fabric type joints need tight bolts and intact cutter pins with cool fabric. Mechanical joints require thorough lubrication and immediate service if there is excess play.
A New Jersey factory introduces a belt driven pump attached to a car rear tire for fire protection. It can also drain wet land flood cellars and clean water lines with a 24 foot lifting capacity via a 14 inch suction hose.
Psychology researchers at an Iowa university tested 100 students who judged car speeds as cars passed at known rates. Horns boosted perceived speed by about five mph, rattling engines doubled that error, and smaller cars were judged faster than larger ones at the same pace. Young and old drivers alike varied little by experience.
Instructions describe placing correct letters in white spaces to form horizontal and vertical words. Each word is defined by numbers for first letters. Letters go only in white spaces. black squares stay empty. All words are dictionary terms with proper names allowed. abbreviations slang and obsolete forms shown in definitions.
Mrs Rosa Fullerton of Clearfield Pennsylvania credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength and easing nervous irritability. She reports pains from the waist down and fatigue, noting the product improves appetite and energy and invites letters. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Two young men wounded a large alligator near Lake Gibson and captured it alive. The monster, 12 feet 4 inches long and estimated at 850 pounds, is valued at $500 and may be the largest seen in the area for years.
Shad fishermen in several counties pay for the privilege to catch the popular fish. Shad stamps or tags cost 6 cents each from the county treasurer, and nets are taxed 25 cents per 100 yards of shad netting.
The turn of fashion away from artificial flowers and fruits has hit Germany’s industry hard with 3.5 fewer workers than a year ago.
Trains carrying about 76,000 passengers daily are automatically controlled by electrical switches at Grand Central terminal in New York City.
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