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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1915
Page
3
In Judge McKinney's court jurors were examined for a boy accused of patricide. Lawyers focused on marriage kinship and family history. Michael McCarthy testified naming his address Fulton Street 1226, age 35, married with one child, and no insanity in his family.
Fragmented OCR note mentions a red cross bag and blue corn snow. References a grocer and an adv halting, with unclear names or dates. Likely a small local notice or classified snippet with unreadable portions.
A senior finance specialist questioned Nero Gd during a Rome blaze incident. The protester pressed for clarification while the scene showed the area heavily burned. Authorities aimed to determine causes and accountability as flames raged.
An advertisement touts Culicura skin emollients for sensitive and irritated skin, inviting readers to sample by mail. It also covers psychology of practice in training muscles, citing Dr Lashley’s archery experiments showing short daily practice yields greater efficiency. A brief note by Dr John North argues tuberculosis relates to bodily readiness and environmental factors.
A Topeka woman writes that coffee caused insomnia nervousness and dyspepsia. After quitting coffee and switching to Postum her symptoms improved within weeks and she has remained well for five years. She praises Postum and notes forms Postum Cereal and Instant Postum are sold by grocers.
A collage of old jokes and name games, puns, and social quips. The snippets spin misheard Latin exclamations, botany sleep tales, taxation banter, and mock dialogues about kings, doctors, and bookworms. The scattered items read like a late 19th century humor column.
Fragmented dialogue and quips suggesting a stage play or satirical column. Characters discuss petty censorship, graft, politics, humor, and audience reactions. The piece presents quick banter on modern facilities, women voters, and rural versus urban life.
OE Reed of Kansas Agricultural College advises a sanitary milk house separate from the dairy barn or well arranged to avoid barn odors. A 10 by 12 foot unit with a ceramic floor and central drain is ideal, housing a 20 by 36 inch refrigerating tank for four cans, plus cooler, aerator, wash and separator. A windmill draws cold water to circulate around cans, overflowing to a trough for livestock use.
A dairy article reviews using milk scales and the Babcock tester to evaluate cow efficiency. With high feed costs, farmers cannot keep cows that consume more than their milk value. Proper testing reveals productive cows, saving feed and improving profitability.
Regularity in feeding yields better dairy results and emphasizes the cow over the feeder. Immediate milking and straining milk through cheese cloth are advised. Some cows underperform or lose money on feed, while a well managed silo and barn of hay help a dairyman sleep well in winter. Grain and feed sold through the cream can fetch top prices regardless of market trends.
A courtroom exchange shows probing questions about motive with a defendant and attorney Cassidy. The page also includes drug ads for Dodd's Kidney Pills and a string of miscellaneous reader letters, jokes, and promotional blurbs ending with a remark on the staff of life.
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