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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
7
The article advises controlling bacteria in cream by maintaining heat at 130 degrees for 30 minutes when possible. Do not burn cream by direct stove contact. use a kettle with water and set the pan in it. Use a durable dairy thermometer and avoid overheating.
A described method heats milk to about 100 degrees with little effort and keeps it cool after heating. When boiling water rises, constant stirring prevents butter fat from melting. For larger quantities a brick-supported can with steam from under it speeds heating and can also warm cream for churning. To preserve both milk and cream, keep them at the lowest possible temperature without freezing.
A San Francisco contractor purchased obsolete smooth bore cannons sold at a local yard. Efforts to break them with dynamite blasting powder and even an electric drill failed. The guns, from ships that sailed in 1812, were reportedly corralled near Point Richmond as attempts continued.
An advertised tonics claim to restore kidney function and clear uric acid from the blood. It praises a home made formula using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to improve urinary filtration and raise red blood cell count.
Benito Manitoba November 26 1906 a settler recalls homesteading in 1900 near Swan River Valley. by 1906 he had 80 acres in crop with 65 wheat and 15 oats yielding 850 and 355 bushels respectively plus a shaft of oats and garden produce. receipts total 1 037 dollars from wheat and 8 75 from oats with a balance to his good of 4530 75. he notes railway access and asks readers to secure low rates from a Canadian Government Agent.
A Farmers' Guide correspondent explains dairying benefits driven by alfalfa corn silage and blue grass. He claims crops feed soil, boost milk output, and improve dairy stock when legumes are used. Emphasizes alfalfa as the best sailing crop and advocates ample legume use.
The piece extols the cow as the most profit yielding domestic animal and urges cattle breeders to reward hornless bulls. It argues cows accompany settlers to America and promotes udder care to boost milk production while condemning horns on bulls as troublesome.
The article argues that excellent cows are worthless without proper feeding and management. It links pure-bred cows to disciplined feeding and care, contrasting it with scrub stock and scrub feeding. It implies owners with quality cattle tend to invest more in their upkeep.
The piece condemns cutting or sawing horns from calves, noting early caustic treatment can prevent growth and spare later pain and effort. It argues against delaying the process and highlights the shock to a full grown animal.
The piece notes 284000 Indians in the United States with 106000 in the coming state including 15600 in Oklahoma area. Civilized tribes Cherokees Creeks Choctaws Chickasaws Seminoles have managed affairs for decades and are ready for citizenship. Also a humorous anecdote about a cheerful Bohemian who jokes about poverty and taking medicine with a smile.
Baltimore reports ten years of X ray research by Johns Hopkins University Medical Department. Dr. F Howard Bad jar presents compiled results on early diagnosis and study of aneurysms, cases of morbid dilation of arterial walls, using the ray as a diagnostic agent.
Denver News notes Woodbury Moore of evdais is likely the youngest successful trapper in the country at 14. He has earned bounty for ten coyote pelts and trapped ten badgers, $80 worth of muskrats, 12 skunks, and about $50 in mink furs this winter, all without adult help.
The passport system began in England during King Canute's reign, securing free passes for subjects traveling to continental lands for pilgrimages to Rome's apostolic shrines of Peter and Paul.
A Midland woman details years of nervous prostration and bilious attacks until her husband’s grocer suggested Postum coffee substitute. After switching, she improves in a month, regains sleep and appetite, gains color, and ends medicine use. She praises The Road to Wellville and notes a friend’s similar success with proper preparation.
Plan for Good Health urges Garfield Tea as a herbal remedy for the liver kidneys and constipation claiming blood purification and disease eradication. An advertisement notes Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer offers a free trial bottle and treatise from Philadelphia.
Allen's Foot-Ease is a remedy for hot sweaty calloused swollen and aching feet sold by all druggists. Price 25 cents. Do not accept substitutes. Trial package free. Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York.
An 1886 ad by F J Cheney offers one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh it cannot cure and claims the remedy acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. The message touts testimonials, lists Toledo as the firm location, and urges purchases through doctors and druggists.
Moody's Magazine notes New York City's rapid rise as a world metropolis. It projects the city surpassing London by 1915 and doubling in 25 years, with New York already comprising about one in twenty Americans as its growth outpaces the nation.
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