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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1895
Page
8
O J Vine offers practical guidance on locating a creamery site with clean air, water access, and drainage. He outlines layout choices for a churn room, weigh area, separator, and boiler, plus the value of a sub basement, fireproof roof, and careful supervision to reduce costs. He cautions on secondhand machinery and recommends a qualified supervisor over a contractor.
Dairymen propose an elevated system to dispose of whey and buttermilk from a Lawrence factory. A pipe runs about 50 feet up a hill to a summit site with hog pens and attendant rooms. Steam heats the pens. whey and buttermilk are pumped to the top for disposal. Water from the nose waterworks supplies admission and cleaning needs. The hog pens breed about 300 hogs per location and are marketed annually.
Fragmentary text shows a confused statement about a bad road and a person named Hood or Kapedally. No clear event, date, or location. Unable to extract a coherent news item from the fragment.
A London report notes Henri Rochéfort returning to Figaro for art criticism while Gen Duchesne leads a Tana party. An English coroner’s jury returns no verdict of death by own action. H. B. Cotton dies in Davos Platz. Kapurthala's Ja gatjit Singh publishes travels in English. Copenhagen keeps Baltic Canal trade steady with 1,035 vessels.
A historical note recalls Sir Sampson Gideon as the first Hebrew raised to English peerage, created Lord Eardley in 1789 by Mr. Pitt. It mentions ancient cradle designs used by Egyptians and Belzoni’s engraving of an Egyptian mother with a cradle, plus Pompeian cups matching modern shapes in gold silver glass and other materials.
A 2 cent postage stamp sends a BW of fare for meals served on the Dining Cars of the Chicago Milwaukee and 8th Paul Railway. Apply to Geo H Heafford General Passenger Agent Old Colony Building Chicago Il. What is the fastest race you ever saw well the French race is about as fast as any.
A collage of ad like phrases mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and Piso's Cure for Consumption with testimonials. It includes a quip about world tax trouble from a newspaper source and a joke line from Puck about a prisoner offering only two dollars in “dive dollars.”
The article discusses slag as a versatile material for paint, pavements, bricks, chimneys, and specialized cement, noting its potential to lessen waste and spawn new industries. It also describes a Cleveland unloading machine using a hydraulic cylinder for coal handling, and explains self sustaining aquarium tanks with Ulva sea lettuce for water aeration and buoyancy.
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