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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
5
Noted criminal lawyer W. W. O Brien argues long life for business and office workers through restraint, citing records that suggest soldiers sailors and farmers stay healthiest. He favors lighter meals two a day and milk based dishes to avoid indigestion and fatigue among those with little physical labor.
The article argues milk is the best all year drink and essential food for children, noting many drinks harm health. It suggests disguising milk in mixed beverages like cocoa and Nog, with recipes and serving tips to encourage children to drink milk.
A France convention travel map outlines embarkation details for about 30,000 World War I veterans from 48 states. New York ports will load delegates on five lines, with Florida and Texas ports handling distinct regional groups. The plan aims to save time and money, with estimates of costs and required funds to enable travel in 1927, and deposits already accumulating nationwide.
Chevrolet Motor Company reports May 1926 output of 74,617 cars, the highest single month in its history and a 21,620 rise from May 1925. Through May, total production reached 307,382, over 102,444 more than the same period in 1925, with expectations of continued sales strength and a $10 million plant expansion to produce one million Chevrolets in 1927–28. WS Knudsen notes ongoing quality maintenance and modernization across Chevrolet facilities nationwide.
A Ohio State University poultry expert urges farmers to feed hens mash heavily for peak laying. Recommend large hopper space, evening grain feeding to stimulate mash intake, and moistened mash with milk as palatable option. Flock records show higher profits per hen with protein supplements and mash.
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A survey from Ohio State University notes rural doctors are increasingly seen as convenient rather than necessary as roads and communication improve. City specialists draw more patients for major cases, while rural calls peak in January February March and July with winter respiratory issues and July digestive diseases.
C L Wise of Elyria Ohio will sell thirty choice dairy cows at Ulrich Amatutz Th Sterling Ohio on Friday July 2 at 1 PM. The herd includes 25 Holsteins and 5 Jerseys, all fresh and close-up. The sale highlights a superior lot, with cows viewed days prior and delivery to purchasers. Rain or shine. Cows delivered free of charge.
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