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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1915

Page

7

Modern Dairy Stable Design With Concrete Walls

A 36 foot wide dairy stable plan emphasizes year round comfort, ventilation, and economy. It describes concrete basements, sloped stalls, and a central mow with vented flues, plus window and flue options to deliver fresh air above cows and avoid drafts.

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Istria and Its Medieval Civic Orders in Ancient Europe

A National Geographic bulletin outlines Istria’s storied past from Ionian colonies in the ninth century B C to Venetian rule in 1145 and later. It describes commune governments enforcing strict domestic rules, food quality controls, fixed prices, weapon bans, and civic oversight over daily life as part of Istria’s long complex governance.

Europe Neutral Landa National Geographic Society Austria Istria Adriatic Trieste Miletta Gherea Istrian Byzantium Italy Venice

The Power of a Poet in Italian Leadership

The piece links Aignor d Annunzio as Italy's poet leader to the Fletcher dictum that the post wields power as lawmaker. It cites an imagined conversation where a wise man notes the danger of allowing a single poet to craft all ballads and thus shape laws.

Aignor d'Annunzio Italy Idaol Fletcher of Saltoun d'Annunzio Fletcher Christopher London Chronicle

Enterprising Youth on the Boston Train

A nervous mother travels with a group of children aboard a train toward Boston. As the journey progresses she asks about their umbrellas, and the enterprising youth boasting four umbrellas replies with a bold claim while signaling readiness for the Boston Transcript.

Boston Johony Boston Transcript

Dawn In The City Streets A Morning Contrast

A narrative contrasts dawn across landscapes from country fields to city streets. It recalls quiet, awakening birds, shifting light, and the uneasy beauty of urban dawn, finally noting the day’s arrival amid work and worry as Indianapolis News observes.

Tts Indianapolis News

Not Remarkable Pompous Exchange Over Naming Objects

A terse dialogue plays out as one speaker insists on blunt language while the other questions the value of naming objects with grand labels. The exchange centers on plain terms versus pompous wording and ends with a practical dismissal of inflated names.

How to Sleep Cool in Hot Nights

A bedside tip explains filling a hot water bottle halfway with cold water then squeezing out air before sealing. The cooled bottle is wrapped and placed at the back of the neck to promote quick sleep, offering a simple remedy for hot weather discomfort.

Motion picture film standard cited by Francia Jenkins

In an address before the University Club in Washington DC Francia Jenkins stated that the motion picture ribbon is the only unit standard in every country while railway gauges and units of value, volume, weight, and length vary across nations. The motion picture film remains the same worldwide, Jenkins asserted.

University Club Washington, D. C Francia Jenkins

Contagious Abortion Among Cattle Warns Farmers

A veterinary bulletin explains contagious abortion in cattle, its lack of rapid cure, and emphasizes rigorous disinfection of premises and animals. It details cleaning methods, antiseptic applications, isolation of affected cows, disposal of abortive material, post abortion irrigation, and careful management of breeding and herd separation to control spread.

Cleanliness in the Dairy From Milking to Flavor

The article stresses keeping hands dry during milking to avoid introducing bacteria from manure on the cow. Wetting hands into milk worsens milk and cream flavor, affects butter, and increases bacterial growth. Cited from Idaho Experiment Station Bulletin No 73.

Idaho Experiment Station

Protection for the Grapes Inexpensive bagging method advised

A farmer advocates placing paper bags over grape clusters when fruit reaches small shot size to protect from insects and birds and improve quality. Bags are wired shut around each stem and sold by seed houses. uses vary with cluster size and spraying practices.

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