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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
7
An instructional note on slaughtering and portioning a beef carcass. It lists the hind quarter nine cuts from roasts to flank and the forequarter nine parts from fore-rib to duck ribs, detailing common uses for each cut.
The article compares the Chicago method of butchering with a 3 4 chart, detailing prime rib porter house sirloin rump and other cuts. It notes Chicago retailers cut larger portions of higher priced cuts such as numbers 3 4 and 5 from the animal.
The article urges daily brushing after meals or rinsing, using mild tools and gentle pressure. It warns against hard brushes, cold water, and acids, and recommends fine fiber applications and antiseptic dentifrices to prevent tartar and preserve digestion and voice.
Farms and experiment stations practice scattering hogs to curb hog cholera. Tent shaped houses with removable floors are favored, allowing better ventilation and cleanliness. Although labor increases, healthy hogs mean greater profits.
A Missouri farmer argues rolling upland pastures with tame grasses like blue grass timothy and clover yield fattening beef faster. He estimates two to four acres per animal with feeders ready for market in about four months when corn is available. A good pasture covers about half the feed, and pasture improvements could greatly enhance results.
The article notes sheep will eat brush and similar material and warns against keeping them in feedless ranges. It contrasts man’s preference for variety with a dislike for hardtack, which seldom fattens a person.
The annual meeting at Tremont Temple Boston reports 67 551 societies on five continents and islands with 45 250 in the United States and 10 772 in Great Britain and Ireland. The World convention meets July 28 to August 1 in Geneva. a large American delegation sails from Boston led by United Society officers.
Commodity quotes across major cities show mixed grains and livestock. Wheat and corn prices slip in Chicago and Cleveland reports while hogs trade around six seventy to six eighty in New York Cleveland and Buffalo markets.
In a Chicago Tribune snippet a young woman asks Mr Lingerlong about a missed call and a telephone number. He quickly computes a solution, exclaiming a number 6647 and rushing out, highlighting a playful street scene and humorous banter.
An astronomer in a Washington Star piece dodges predicting future communication with Mars citing not spoiling pages of magazine articles yet to be written and calling it unprofessional.
Thomas M Rossi ter of 290 Prospect Street East Orange New Jersey reports long battle with eczema since 1894. He credits Cuticura Ointment and Soap for a speedy permanent cure after five weeks of use.
A Detroit Free Press item recounts a polite exchange aboard a streetcar. A woman asks for the city hall and the new conductor, trained to be obliging, offers 80 instead, noting another passenger in a green feather requested the city hall first and asking for an alternative suitable building.
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr R N Kime’s Great Nerve Restorer claiming cures for nervous disorders and related complaints. The pitch offers a free trial bottle and treatise with mailing address in Philadelphia. The notice markets a cost of $7 for the trial and $31 plus 933 Arch St. address.
Patrick explains a land that cannot be saved without a boat. A pilgrim speaker calls it a place you cannot save without a boat.
Ram's Horn quotes warn that deceit leads to division and failed outcomes. It laments cold national conscience and fading hope as satire on impropriety and slander. The piece links moral tone to societal wellbeing with pointed aphorisms.
Union Pacific offers a remarkable one fare round trip to Portland Tacoma Seattle Bellingham Everett Vancouver Victoria and New Westminister for Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association delegates. Tickets on sale June 18 19 20 21 22 1906 with return within sixty days. Inquire W. G. Neimyer G A 120 Jackson Boulevard Chicago Ill.
A prisoner asks the judge to avoid prejudice from a weak defense and to impose the sentence he would have received had he pleaded guilty from the start. The exchange emphasizes fairness in judgment.
A short passage notes that a boy’s three early aims are drum major, Indian killer and scout, and a locomotive engineer, but he ultimately forgets them as work becomes his main ambition. The passage emphasizes practical life over youthful dreams.
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