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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1917
Page
7
A fragment from a historical piece quotes Uncle Eben noting a true friend. He says Mable should not be near as cheerful of you and that a friend must be needed in his business. The text reflects a colloquial rural voice and character names.
A simple wire contrivance shown in the illustration lets a milk bottle be suspended from any convenient support. The curved wire ends are bent on to secure the bottle, keeping it out of reach of cats and dogs.
Reading from a public health note, milk held at 145 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes destroys disease producing bacteria while preserving nutritive value. Lower temperatures leave more rot causing bacteria and fewer harmful microbes than higher heat. Pasteurizing at 160 degrees Fahrenheit or higher causes chemical changes, and a market shift toward widespread retail pasteurization is anticipated.
Caustic potash is used to prevent horn growth in newborn calves. Application must occur before one week old and involves clipping hair from the horn buttons and applying moistened caustic to the skin until slight bleeding. Calves should be kept dry after treatment to avoid eye damage from washed caustic.
I B Wixon of Farmers Mills New York declares Chamberlains Tablets best for disorders of the aromatic pad liver and gaga. Gale by Jay Johnson & Co.
The house features a large basement windowed exterior and a expansive porch. Front steps measure ten feet, the door is four feet six inches wide with fruit door side lights, and interior has three living rooms a reception hall and four bedrooms.
A detailed feature by William A. Radford on building a two story square design with a basement. It explains the heating logic for warm air circulation, room layout with triple and single windows, a rear buffet, and an interconnected layout to optimize space and comfort.
Kansas correspondent reports Sedgwick County rural schools asked Bible questions. A pupil described Moses funeral as a still night, a train’s rush, and burial at a mountain foot. Prodigal Son answers include remarks about a sinner and a dirty neck kiss, reflecting student interpretations.
A comic exchange contrasts Wall Street bulls and bears with a playful joke about market mood. The speaker jokes that the difference is like a tight squeeze or a tone of voice, reflecting everyday confusion over stock phrases.
United States Department of Agriculture Farmers Bulletin 727 advises home orchardists in the Great Plains to keep the main stem of fruit trees at two to two and a half feet above ground and favor an open head shaped by four to five well-placed branches. Prune one-year-old trees heavily at planting, ensure branches are arranged symmetrically and spirally, and avoid dense bushy heads. Thorough early cultivation, weed control, and caution against cover crops are urged to conserve soil moisture, with no interplanting between tree rows in young orchards. Maintain open tree tops to ensure air and sunlight reach all parts of the canopy.
The article notes that fruit trees across many ranches in the Great Plains and beyond show dense tops due to planting without proper head formation and inadequate pruning or no pruning in subsequent years.
Early training for the colt begins during breaking. Cultivate temperament to teach subjection. Do not neglect the feet. Keep the ground contact surfaces level and toes rounded to prevent hoof wall damage.
Advice warns that eight o clock breakfast and six o clock dinner cause indigestion. Five hour gaps between meals are advised. For relief, Chamberlains Tablets are recommended to strengthen the stomach. Sold by Jay Johnston & Co.
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