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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
7
The USDA explains dairymen spend more on purebreds due to greater profit potential. Better feeding and superior barns are common, driven by anticipated higher gross and net returns. Ownership of purebreds can stimulate overall herd improvements even when keeping only good grades.
In herds where abortion disease occurs five to ten percent of cows become sterile or barren and may stay chronic unless treated by a veterinarian. Dr W L Williams from New York State Veterinary College deserves credit for the procedure plan. Early examination is essential to locate uterus ovaries or fallopian tubes issues and treat accordingly.
Dairy experts at the New York College of Agriculture in Ithaca stress a cow’s diet must be attractive and properly balanced to maximize milk. They warn against sudden ration changes, noting moldy grains and roughage deter intake and harm milk flow.
Farmers often turn cows to pasture too early hoping for adequate grazing. Until pastures regrow, cows require about a pound of grain per six pounds of milk plus additional hay to meet nutrition.
Emma B. Alrich, widow of Levi L. Alrich and editor of the Public Record of Cawker City Kansas, preserves her husband’s Civil War service and prints a pamphlet arguing Betsy Ross did make the first flag. She cites family ties to William J Canby and records from the Pennsylvania Historical Society and Philadelphia history.
The passage notes Changsha society norms such as thumb gestures and respect expectations. It recalls Changsha’s ties to the U S with early firecrackers and mentions Gen Tseng Kuo Fan, who worked with Gordon to suppress the Taiping rebellion, highlighting the city’s historical role.
Martha, described as a pale little wife, suffers a listless appearance with pale cheeks indicating her health concerns. The brief note suggests concern over her complexion without detailing any specific illness or remedy.
The narration recalls Martha’s dull bloom until Cousin Helen from the East visits. Martha’s improvement is notable with bright companionship. George thanks Helen for the renewal, and Helen jokes that Martha must keep using rouge to preserve the healthy complexion.
At a hospital in Algiers, doctors use 1 to 50 adjustable flat mirrors to concentrate sunlight on target areas. The method, praised by Dr. Miramond de Laroquette in Archives de Medicine et de Pharmacie, increases exposure by 50 percent or more and uses three thermometers to gauge dose.
Sir William Pearce cites a London Tit-Bits tale where a long serving Chinese cook reacts to a wage raise by asking why he earned more, declares the employer swindled, and quits. The anecdote questions wage incentives over genuine merit.
A county candidate campaigning for the upcoming primary faced a sharp retort from a young voter. Asked about her father, the girl replied that he was burying the dog after the dog barked himself to death while barking at candidates.
In a humorous exchange, Mrs. Gadder jokes about joining a new cult. The high priest gently but firmly says it will take at least six months to pass the outer portals, delaying her plans by half a year.
A quirky note extols a young singer named Elysia and suggests admired talent from Zeb and Zeke Am. The playful lines invite readers to hear a baby refrain and imagine a rising musical figure.
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