Miscellaneous American Notes From A City Page
A scattershot digest of public figures and currents, from Morgan to Astor and Paderewski. Items touch on ships, rail cars, dirigibles, taxes, and social follies with sly wit and parlor-press tone.
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1902
Page
2
A scattershot digest of public figures and currents, from Morgan to Astor and Paderewski. Items touch on ships, rail cars, dirigibles, taxes, and social follies with sly wit and parlor-press tone.
A reader asks how to stop chick cannibalism among eight day olds. The author links vent irritation from bone or other causes to pecking and bloodlust, notes cleanliness reduces disease, and stresses small flocks. Additional items discuss cracked eggs, poultry manure as fertilizer, and safety around salt and other hazards.
A comparison of creameries contrasts orderly Danish practice with chaotic local scenes at 7 a.m. The report details pasteurization experiments at 180 to 186 degrees, noting improved butter keep and quality. It cites Ontario findings on cow efficiency, linking feed to butter cost and animal form across breeds.
Analyst H D Richmond from Dalry London presents 1900 milk analysis on 19 978 samples. Fat 3.64 percent solids not fat 5.0 percent specific gravity 1.0323. Notes on solids not fat vary with milk sugar proteids and casein salt bonds with calcium phosphate. Includes dairy practice tips on churning butter cow quality and feeding dusty hay.
In Argentina the horse population is reported at 4,798,000 to 5,081,000 horses. It claims the country has a horse per every inhabitant, noting this as a unique national statistic and implying Argentina hosts a high density of horses.
A sample of bran submitted to the Pennsylvania station examined for cattle use showed 8 percent protein and 36 percent fiber, far below normal levels. The material proved to be the inner seed coat of the coffee berry, with distinctive microscopic markings. Marketed as corn meal animal feed, it contains 2.5 to 8 percent protein and about 60 percent fiber, indicating very low feeding value. Connecticut and New Jersey experiment stations note similar adulteration in bran samples from Massachusetts.
Luther Foster of the Wyoming station reports on digestible nutrients in 100 pounds of wheat and corn. Wheat shows higher protein content at 10.2 pounds versus corn's 7.8, about 30 percent more. Wheat offers less digestible fat per protein, while corn contains more fat per protein, aiding fattening. Foster notes better dairy results feeding ground wheat to cows than corn meal, based on years of Utah station experience.
Prof. C. S. Plumb argues buyers should assess each animal's fit and value before price, avoiding cheap stock. He urges personal evaluation, paying for quality, and cautions against relying on others to select stock. Emphasis on matching needs, not maximizing number of animals or minimizing cost.
Lieutenant Ewing arrives undercover at the resort in Glovan Colbert as he pursues an unfulfilled romance with Agnes Dickinson while misrepresenting his identity. She challenges him with past rumors about a West Point soldier and Mollie Sherman. An arrow grazes his coat during a private moment, prompting a dramatic courtship that leads to a public reunion with Mollie Sherman. Bishop Potter’s golf misadventure closes the tale with comic relief.
Port Chester New York veteran fireman Mae Hind Saxe Martin has served seventeen years with the Port Chester Fire Department, described as always ready to respond to calls. Her career is noted as steady and valued by the department and community.
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