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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1920

Page

7

The Haunted Pool at Hartley House

Dr John Michelson becomes resident physician at Hartley House where a haunted pool ties to a murder. Jed the butler schemes to control the household while Richard Dobson’s past murders loom. Dr John falls for Isobel as a fake engagement unfolds to foil Jed and reveal the truth.

Richard Dobson Hartley House Arthur Dobson Jed John Isobel Sidney Mr. Sidney Dobson

Hartley House Ghost Tale of Dobson Family

Jed and Mr Sidney recount the Dobson brothers of Hartley house and a murder at a pool. Richard Dobson killed Henry after a quarrel leading to a celebrated trial. Henry’s ghost is said to haunt the pool while Richard serves time in Alwick prison. The tale blends local lore with romantic notions of ghosts and tragedy.

Jed Mr. Sidney Dobson Holland New Amsterdam Dobsons James Henrietta Dobs Henrietta Dobson Richard Henry James Dobson Sidney Hartley House Richard Dobson Alwick

Haunted Pool Night Walk and Silent Confrontations

In a moonlit sequence the narrator confronts fear and a mysterious pool. He follows a moral challenge toward the haunted pool, spots a man in moonlight, and retreats amid shifting light and doubt. Jed’s hostility rises as questions of doors, locks, and alibis strain trust at Hartley house.

Jed

Milk Cow Becomes Preferred Term by U S Agriculture Dept

The Agriculture Department ends the milch versus milk controversy by declaring milk cow the preferred term. Etymologists argued over scriptural and classical precedents versus common farmer usage. Proponents claim milk is the English word and aligns with American language ideals.

Cow Kindness Key On Dairy Farm Handling Cows

The text stresses calm handling on dairy farms. Nervous cows produce less milk under fear or excitement. Chasing with dogs and shouting is discouraged. Gentle, quiet operations prevent injuries and kicks, preserving profits from attentive caretakers.

Mistake in Feeding Grain for Dairy Cows

The article warns against feeding every cow the same grain amount regardless of milk output. It stresses balancing rations by adjusting protein and energy content to match production, noting waste from uniform feeding and that protein cannot be replaced by energy. An economical ration is a balanced one.

How to Feed Calves for Health and Growth

The guide advises feeding calves small amounts of milk in early feeds to prevent scours and stunting. Measure milk every time, feed twice daily, keep milk warm sweet and fresh, and avoid overfeeding. Use clean boxes and buckets, washing and scalding them every morning.

Weighing and Testing Milk for Profit

The weighing and testing of milk is not yet practiced by the general farmer. It will be, however, as soon as the farmer realizes that only in this way can be know the profitable cow to keep and whether his herd is improving or deteriorating.

Jed Mr. Sidney United States Department of Agriculture Department

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