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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
3
A mother discovers Amelia, four, removed three goldfish and laid them on the library table. When told she is bad, the child insists she is not bad but cute, reflecting a playful exchange from the era.
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is stated to be taken internally and to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, destroying the disease's foundation, improving general health, and aiding nature. Circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Alfred Westfall of Colorado Agricultural College asserts the United States leads globally in telephone use and exchange systems Four fifths of the world’s telephones are in the U S He argues efficient service speeds business and social life and cites superior rural coverage versus Europe
A Detroit Free Press item features a wry exchange about plum pudding and brandy. The humorous dialogue plays on indulgence and a casual dinner scene, reflecting light editorial tone rather than a formal event.
Rockefeller tale and old adage parable about saving a penny and a stamp. A church supper anecdote recalls a mean man who saved by using a two cent stamp to stop a cut. Sculptors employ camera to verify chisels work while London uses trains and transport more than any city.
A two year study by the U S dairy division and Purdue defines the winter and summer costs to produce 100 pounds of milk on Northwestern Indiana farms. The report details feed, labor, and overhead needs, with price conversions showing real current costs. It notes minor seasonal net cost differences due to manure credits and cites Department Bulletin 858 for full details.
Guidelines for calf milk intake based on body weight. Small calves weighing 50 to 60 pounds should get six to eight pounds daily, split among feedings. Heavier calves at 100 to 110 pounds need 10 to 11 pounds daily. Overfeeding risk is greater. a practical rule is milk equal to one tenth of body weight per day.
Commander T de F Harris ushers the Annapolis Naval Academy Dairy into the United States Department of Agriculture Better Sires Better Stock program to improve U S domestic animal quality. The dairy herd comprises 17 purebred bulls, 37 purebred cows, and 334 grade cows with other stock kept as purebreds.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists outline two winter pig management methods for fall pigs. The first, a hothouse approach, pushes hogs to rapid maturity with excellent housing and clean bedding to avoid winter illnesses. The second maintains a protein rich growing ration to develop a strong frame, enabling spring grass growth and later fattening on corn, often cheaper though longer to a market-ready age of about 15 to 16 months. Both stress ample clean water access.
The piece argues that mules are unfairly maligned as unreliable and treacherous. It contends mules are often young when seen and compare favorably with horses in many tasks, noting their superior steadiness for cultivating corn and precise steering in narrow rows. Aimed at encouraging ownership and use of mules to boost earnings.
Nebraska Agricultural College reports dried beet pulp in lamb rations boosts profits. Best results come from alfalfa dried pulp cottonseed cake and silage, outperforming standard rations. Lambs fed 100 days earned about 3.80 dollars per head versus 2.40 with basic mix. Similar gains seen with 60 days alfalfa 40 days corn.
A collection of humorous vignettes and quips from a newspaper page. Bits include a Shanghai anecdote about a dinner guest with a glass eye, a wife and car joke from Birmingham, a family chatter quip from Houston, and a proverb about oxen and donkeys. Also cited is a caution about a liver tonic ad and aphorisms on trust and strength.
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