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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
5
The guide lists ten legal holidays in Alaska: New Year’s Day, Lincoln’s Birthday, Washington’s Birthday, Decoration Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Alaska Day in November, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and a general election day every two years in November.
A Sacramento park features a grove of 14 trees transplanted from world war battlefields. The trees honor veterans and illustrate the local effort to preserve history through living memorials.
A remark to William Charles Booth jokes about his nose and a missing bridge. The actor replies with wry humor about his prominent feature. The exchange highlights his famous stage persona and public reception.
An apprentice notes a paradoxical mechanism while observing a curious device. He recalls a prior incident where Ann tipped Charles on the back, causing his head to swell, describing a surprising sequence of events in a mechanical setting.
Mrs. Mabel T. Francis of 628-8 Linwood Ave Baltimore credits Tanlac with lifting her from a nervous breakdown two years ago. She reports regaining strength, gaining ten pounds, and maintaining good health since, with distributor notes and wide signatory support on file in Atlanta.
In Chambersville Virginia Mr Strother Sherman and Miss Mary Sherman visited Philadelphia. Mrs Henry Pope visits Alexandria relatives. The Round Hill graded school's Junior League hosts a Halloween social with ice cream and candy for a fundraiser. Paul Grim and L Dunchien from Alexandria visited the Pope home. Local youths traveled to the Frederick fair, Mrs Hunter Bayliss aids improvement. The Chambersville school reports an enrollment of fifty two.
A sailor bitten by a poisonous reptile aboard a ship bound for India recovered after an Indian medicine man used a native herb. The event is used to praise herbal remedies and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with letters of recommendation appearing in the paper.
A colloquial guide describes making a thick gum arabic and plaster solution to repair china or glassware. It suggests about one ounce per item, applying with a brush, positioning, and pulling tight until firm, forming a white comment. It shifts to a social quip about real problems like planning meals and managing family tastes.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges thorough drying and protection from dust and dirt for milk cans. Proper sterilization or boiling water drying speeds moisture removal and prevents bacterial growth, which can dramatically increase counts in 24 hours.
Clean healthy cows in well lighted quarters with ample water for herd and milkhouse. Use clean utensils washed steamed and sunned. Milk with dry hands and remove milk from stable promptly. Separate milkhouse for handling dairy items. Cool milk to 50 degrees BP or lower and keep cool until delivery. Deliver regularly.
Calf pens should be on the barn south side and shaded to admit sunlight. Exercise yards south of the barn linked to pens allow calves to be turned out for fresh air even in cold weather. Cement floors are durable and clean but cold in winter without ample dry bedding.
Opening silage requires removing all moldy portions to prevent Sitge poisoning in livestock. The toxin can cause illness and, in severe cases, death, underscoring the need for thorough disposal and hygiene.
The note explains that silage alone is not a complete ration and must be supplemented with additional feeds to meet nutritional needs. It emphasizes balanced rations and practical feeding strategies for livestock.
A systematic study shows losses occur when silage is fed improperly or when dirt contaminates the feed. Unwise feeding practices will produce bad results in feeding silage or molasses.
The dairyman will struggle without a silo and a clover or alfalfa field. Lacking in feed from these sources, he must compensate with smaller production or increased grain feed.
A collage of brief anecdotes and quotes covers money requests, waste reclamation by London firms, a wry exchange about saving money, and reflections on probability, love, wind, and history. It links everyday asks, social habits, and notable lines from literature and philosophy.
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