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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
6
Farmers receive guidance on renovated or process butter from Dairy and Poultry and Farmers' Bulletin 131. The document explains production methods, distinguishes renovated butter from genuine butter, and describes the boiling or spoon test to identify genuine butter versus renovated or oleomargarine.
An article notes rising interest in poultry farming and urges proper feeding as a science. It advises keeping manure moist and cold to preserve nitrogen, avoiding dry states, and fresh land application of droppings. it also discusses meat overfeeding as a possible, though unlikely, cause of soft shells.
J H Monrad of New York Produce Review notes barriers fall as separators lift yield by 10 to 20 percent and refrigerators shrink the dairy belt. Pasteurization boosts keeping quality while refrigerator cars shorten distance to London markets. Dairy schools gain interest and pride in the profession.
The article lauds the Poland-China hog as an American origin renowned for lard and pork production. It notes the name misleads by implying Polish or Chinese roots, traces beginnings to Ohio’s Miami Valley around 1816 with three “Big Chinas,” and argues for a more accurate American designation while acknowledging breeding changes over time and superior fattening qualities.
Berlin correspondent reports an alleged atrocity in a Belgian ironworks in the Caucasus where accused boys were imprisoned without food for days to force a confession. They were beaten, had eyelids pricked with needles, teeth pulled, jaw bound, and stones forced into mouths. After repeated torture they admitted theft. police have taken up the case.
Buck Creek Indiana July 15 Mrs Elizabeth Rorick of this place suffered rheumatism and agony. She credits Dodds Kidney Pills with a complete cure and lasting relief noting she has had no return of trouble since stopping the pills. Word of her recovery prompts widespread use and favorable reports across Tippecanoe County.
In a down east town a veranda confrontation outside a grocery store ended when a burglar cut his throat after being overpowered by a woman who kept his wrist grasped through a door hole all night. The Buffalo Commercial notes the dramatic tale and the skeptical remark from a corner observer.
A vintage advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease to cure swollen smarting burning and sweating feet corns and bunions. It invites readers to ask for the powder at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a free sample and provides a mail address in LeRoy New York.
Sir Cavendish Boyle, appointed to replace Sir Henry Mc Callum as Newfoundland governor, is the great great grandson of the seventh Earl of Cork.
A vintage ad advises using Red Cross Ball Blue to whiten clothes, noting a 5 cent package price and promising results like snow white laundry. It adds a quip about folly and wisdom in human judgment.
A physician recommended Wisard O11 as essential for every household to handle painful accidents or emergencies. He argued that broad preparedness saves lives and reduces harm in urgent situations.
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