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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1915
Page
7
Middle aged Doctor Hicks, engaged to Louise Soutar, faces a moral crisis in a diphtheria outbreak. Leonard Soutar and Frank Hicks need antitoxin, scarce and controlled. Hicks vows to use the last dose to save the boy most at risk, amid a storm of fear and duty.
In a village a physician faced a tragic choice when a dying boy needed a drug. A quarrel between two women, Mrs Soutar and Louise, leads to a dangerous scene and a death. Years later the doctor reveals a hidden adoption that binds him to Louise and a long kept secret.
The Taal volcano island in Luzon shows revegetation under natural agents after 1911 eruptions, with F C Gates noting 179 vascular species by 1914. Rhode Island ended capital punishment in 1952, following abolition efforts led by Thomas R Hazard, amid later failed attempts to restore hanging for murder.
The Highland bagpipe is louder than any other and was designed to cheer clansmen in battle. A skilled performer can project six miles and up to ten miles in favorable conditions. The Duke of Sutherland owns a bagpipe once noted for its eight mile reach.
A Western Farmer excerpt argues dairy buildings should prioritize cow comfort and cleanliness over lavish appearance. It recommends cement floors of sidewalk thickness with food drainage, an 18 to 20 inch wide gutter, and construction aimed at keeping cows dry and clean for best returns.
The article explains practical barn improvements including a glazed to eight inches deep gutter, adjustable front gate, and partitioned manger to keep cows' feed separate. It argues cement floors reduce odors and ease cleaning, despite initial higher cost, and favors self-contained stalls to ensure each cow has its own space. It notes cement floors may cause rheumatism if bedding is poor and highlights that good construction is cheaper and more durable in the long run.
Guidance for dairy farming stresses gentle handling and calm milking routines, clean well lit ventilated stables, and weighing each cow’s milk at milking time. It also advises neighborly sharing to improve outcomes.
Instructions outline dairy farm practices including testing milk yields, culling unprofitable cows, breeding to purebred registered dairy bulls from profitable families, raising heifer calves from productive cows, timing first calving at twenty four to thirty months, and giving cows rest between lactations. It also advises joining a dairy cattle breeders association to stay informed on modern herd management.
In the silo, allow short immature corn to stand until nearly dry before packing. Wait for leaves to dry and sap to reduce so the stall fills cleanly. Putting in while too green may produce sour silage and poorer storage results.
A fragment states that the best method to keep milk cool is a springhouse or a refrigerator using a tank and a pump from a well. It notes that millions of pounds of good batter are produced annually with no superior equipment, highlighting a rural preference for simple, effective cooling in dairy work.
Fragmentary notice reports a cow base a title hole in time. Readable fragments suggest a repair task or test tag related to a leak. Further details are unclear from the snippet.
A digest of mining activity reports across Colorado, Idaho Springs, Boulder, Lakewood, Cripple Creek, Montrose, Twin Lakes, and nearby areas. New tungsten finds near Boulder and Lakewood plant upgrades. Mines and mills expanding, with shipments from King Solomon, Primos, and Cripple Creek deposits. Dredge finds veins along Swan River. Accidents and legal actions noted.
A long critical piece traces gypsy origins from Hindu roots to European spread, detailing their craft, nomadic lifestyle, and alleged threats to farmers. It warns U S authorities pursue trafficking under the Mann Act, while noting stereotypes, poverty, and resilience of gypsy communities across cities and countryside.
An Oregon stump burning method uses a U shaped hood furnace placed over a stump. A pipe and auger feed fuel to the fire, earth surrounding the pipe concentrates heat, and the device aims to consume stumps quickly. Inventor Samuel F Zyaser of Thomas, Oregon, claims the system speeds burning though draft adjustments may occur.
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