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Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1925

Page

2

European Fowl Pest Found Here

The U S Department of Agriculture reports the European fowl pest, diagnosed by Dr. Veranus A. Moore of Cornell, has appeared in the United States. Details cover symptoms, autopsy findings, and recommended containment including destruction of affected birds, disposal of carcasses, quarantine measures, and disinfection. A $100,000 congressionally appropriated fund funds control efforts and embargoes were set by several states and authorities.

United States Department of Agriculture Veranus A. Moore Cornell University United States Bureau of Animal Industry United States New York City Philadelphia John R. Mohler Bureau of Animal Industry Central West Congress Middle West New York New Jersey Maryland Pennsylvania Connecticut California

Cabbage and Tubers Affect Milk Flavor

The USDA bulletin reports how cabbage and potatoes in dairy cow rations alter milk flavor. Cabbage up to 24 pounds after milking causes no off flavors. 14.8 pounds before milking adds slight flavors, worse with more. Potatoes: 14.8 pounds one hour before milking may yield slight odors. 28.7 pounds before milking does not increase them, while immediately after milking has no effect. Free bulletin copies available from USDA in Washington.

United States Department of Agriculture Department Washington, D. C

Keep Seed Corn Dry For Safe Planting

Moisture is the enemy of seed corn. When drying in barn or crib before freezing weather is impractical, use artificial heat to thoroughly dry. Once dried, low temperatures pose no danger, but avoid re absorbing moisture before use. Moisture in kernels allows freezing and expansion to harm seed quality.

Thorough Study of Oil Emulsion as Insecticide

A year long study by the Bureau of Entomology of the U S Department of Agriculture advances oil emulsion insecticides. Progress includes stabilizing emulsions in hard water and lime sulfur solutions. Cooperative Washington and Silver Spring labs test new formulations for field use and cost efficiency. A new contact insecticide, compatible with oil emulsions, may substitute nicotine for delayed dormant treatment against San Jose scale and apple aphids.

Bureau of Entomology United States Department of Agriculture Washington Silver Spring Washington Laboratories Bureau San Jose

Inoculate Alfalfa Seed For Better Growth

Inoculate alfalfa seed using culture from agricultural colleges at minimal cost. Avoid growing on waterlogged land or sloughs as standing water harms the crop. Cultivation matters more than soil. deeply work and weed before seeding. Wheat fields usually provide excellent alfalfa soil unless hardpan lies underneath.

Agricultural tips and cautions for farmers in 1920s Denmark

Legumes swell profits and greens fed to hens boost pocketbooks. Encourage certified Irish potatoes for safety and profit. Denmark's 1920 co operatives number five thousand. Remove weeds to conserve moisture. Store for Jack Frost and grade products to maintain sales. Cattle suffer cornstalk disease with no treatment. feed cattle every morning before turning out.

Molasses Not Worth Feeding to Hogs Over Corn

Experiments from the Mississippi experiment station show that 1.8 to 19 pounds of molasses are needed to equal one pound of corn when fed to pigs. Other studies suggest higher values, but molasses cannot replace corn pound for pound. At 25 cents per gallon, substituting molasses is not economical.

Mississippi Experiment Station

Farmer Hatching Early Increases Yield And Returns

The farmer who hatches eggs early gains more chickens as a larger share hatch and survive. This also yields more meat since early birds mature heavier and more pullets lay eggs sooner, boosting overall production.

Chinese inventor builds massive multi character typewriter

A Chinese inventor has created a giant typewriter with a keyboard housing hundreds of Chinese characters. The machine fills almost an entire room and is operated by both hands and feet. It is unlikely to become popular for everyday use.

Bayer Aspirin Ad Warns of Imitations

A vintage advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine, safe aspirin prescribed by physicians for 23 years. It warns that imitations may be dangerous and endorses saying Bayer when purchasing.

Bayer

Woman in English court on managing a husband

A woman in an English county court stated that if a wife cannot manage a husband after training him she does not deserve to have a husband.

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