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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1898
Page
2
In Rome and Florence Margaret Raynor navigates friendships, a possible romance with Kenneth Fairbairn, and a mistaken identity with an unseen sister. As Kenneth plans to join her, a letter reveals a deeper, secret connection that reshapes her hopes and future.
The article argues for abundant succulent feed to support growth and milk production in cows. It advises early heifer breeding, liberal feeding focused on growth rather than fat, and balanced ensilage with clover or wheat bran to boost nutritional value. It cautions stopping grain as heifers dry off before their second calving.
A new method described in Ice and Refrigeration refrigerates milk by freezing about a quarter of it into 22 to 35 pound blocks then placing them in tin vessels with milke from the cow. The blocks thaw gradually creating circulation to keep the milk homogeneous for 15 to 20 days. A cream preservation process uses a cold water jacket to chill without freezing the cream.
A Cotton Hrinket style milking aid keeps dirt and hairs from cows with teats exposed. The cloth fits around the cow and ties in place quickly, suggesting shaking at the door before cow No 2. The method aims to keep milk pure by preventing in cows’ udders and sides contaminants.
A Purmer's Voice discusses butter texture and salt absorption, noting 10 to 12 percent water is acceptable to form brine, while 20 percent water causes shrinkage and poor quality. Dry butter fails to hold salt. proper moisture yields brine bedewing without leakage.
The Clifton II Comet notes the region suffers from very poor roads during wet seasons. Farmers cannot market their products, reducing buying by merchants and causing business to stagnate, even in the peak season.
Two women discuss managing husbands over tea in a Chicago Times-Herald column fragment. One boasts about permissive, affectionate tactics and gift exchanges that soften a difficult spouse, while the other remains skeptical, noting the inherent contradictions in the claim.
A local tale recalls Migs X- who saved a drowning infant at a northern lake pier. She leaped from the promenade in a daring rescue, pulling the small brown puppy from the water and delivering it to its frightened owner.
A humorous mock dialogue shows Wilhelm and his aid reacting to a supposed Yankee panic over German schemes and a sly plot involving disguises and global chatter. The piece parodies accents and international intrigue in a satirical tone.
A fragment from a wedding notice describes surprise at inviting neighbors the Flatpurses, who may be unable to attend due to finances. It mentions a plan to cut them afterward and references Covonine a hair remedy from Joseph Burnett Co in Massachusetts. A bookstore scene has Mrs Struckett-Ritch seeking complete works but forgetting whether Wordsworth or Southworth.
Advertises a freestanding metal paper cutter and bookmark combo sent free on receipt of ten cents in silver or stamps. Claims to be the latest best and most serviceable library and office adjunct. Address Geo. H. Heafford 10 Old Colony Building Chicago.
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