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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1907
Page
7
Letters from readers like Mies Mary O'Brien and Julia Butler describe Peruna helping catarrh of the stomach and related symptoms over weeks. They report improved appetite, weight gain, strength, better sleep, and overall relief after using Peruna.
Fragmentary reminiscences of Tom Ochiltree and John Mackay’s Count de Biscout in New York with a quip about seeing the moon in Texas. Followed by misc advertisements for patent medicines, household cures, and a Congregational church note.
Uniform rate of speed secured by a heavy fly wheel attached to tread power. Gasoline engines for cream separators have been popular but tread power offers economical, reliable operation. A room-adjacent setup keeps milk from animal breath while the direct drive is shown. a preferred arrangement.
A historical note explains that gas buildup during churning results from bacteria in soured cream. Gas forms by fermentation, is trapped in the cream, and may burst as a popping sound when the cork is removed. Bubbles on the surface signal similar gas, tied to cream viscosity and cleanliness concerns.
Do not be swayed by very cheap separators that logust buyers when used. The Farmers' Review promotes durable machines built with quality materials and precise adjustment. A price far below regular companies signals a defective unit.
Do you ever stop to figure out how much you have by not knowing exact daily milk from your cows. Have you studied why milk output varies from night to night. When adding a fresh cow, do you end up with the same total milk as before. How often can you restore the former flow?
Farmers forecast ample roughage and grain to feed dairy cows next winter. With hay corn fodder millet straw and a light grain ration they expect to profit if grain prices stay high. The sentiment favors expanding cow numbers, praised as wise in their day and generation.
What in milk is composed of butter globules water fat casein sugar and salts with water making up about 86 to 87 percent. The article notes the richness varies with cow breed and age and questions the roles of salts phosphate of iron and chloride of sodium in digestibility and milk production. It suggests sugar may exceed fat in amount and calls for study of the fat sugar relationship for commercial value.
A Farm and Home writer argues buyers select attractive, clean packaging and pay a premium. Advice covers butter packing in brined ash tubs lined with parchment, a cloth top secured with salt, and two pound prints wrapped in parchment with a trader’s mark to ensure uniform quality. Poor packaging leads to damaged contents and lost sales.
A Missouri Valley farmer describes a simple device: a wire steadied between posts with an iron ring that slides along as a cow grazes. The ring is attached to the cow’s lead rope and moves freely along the wire indicating an easy fencing aid.
The verse contemplates letting horses roam on warm nights instead of staying penned. It muses on leaving the stable door ajar and the animals rolling on the ground under gentler conditions.
Mrs Charles N Preston of Elkland Pennsylvania recounts severe fatigue weight loss and yellowing complexion three years ago. She says after using Dean’s Kidney Pills her sugar symptoms disappeared and she regained her former weight. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A collection of old clippings references the Earl of Surrey later Duke of Norfolk famed for gluttony and drink, his servants washing him during fits, a club quip about clean shirts, a spiritualist tale about a Los Angeles husband, and moral quips on advertising and a Scottish hen that lays only on Sundays.
A mother recounts how Grape-Nuts helped her Charlotte visit and advice from the mayor's physician led her family to regular use. She details gains of about 15 pounds, her dyspeptic 18 month old who improved after Grape-Nuts soaked in warm milk, and a LaGrippe period when the family relied on the cereal and oranges as the sole relishable food.
A seven year old boy vividly recounts his dog Topay catching a ball and running with it, insisting it is “a whole lot faster than lickety-split” though he cannot explain the meaning. The mother remains both amused and puzzled as he improvises slang.
A Hydropolis Louisiana man reports his wife suffered three years with eczema. After ineffective medical care she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment then the complete Cuticura set, recovering fully. The family thanks the products and recommends them locally. January 5 to September 1, 1906.
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