Vale of Kashmir Crowned as Maharaja Rises in Jammu
The article describes the coronation of Kashmir and Jammu’s Maharaja in Jammu due to winter cold in Srinagar. It notes Jammu’s rail link, landscape from distant views, economic history, and the Vale of Kashmir's beauty and strategic Himalaya defenses.
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National Geographic
Washington, D. C
Ammu
Maharajra
Kashmir
Srinagar
Jammu
India
Maharajsa
Himalaya Ranges
Minnesota
Northwest Frontier Province
Tibet
Afghanistan
Wazirabad
Lahore
Tawi
Indian Plains
Rawalpindi
Jhelum
Himalayas
Thames Valley
Switzerland
Sher Garhi
Bareg
Disinfection of Stables Urgent Prepared by USDA
The USDA urges urgent stable disinfection after livestock disease outbreaks. It recommends thorough cleaning to remove cobwebs dust manure and refuse, remove and replace porous wood, and use a strong cresol solution at four ounces per gallon of water. Apply with a spray pump or brush, ensuring complete contact with all surfaces.
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State Agricultural Colleges
United States Department of Agric
Value of Liming in Improvement of Soil
Liming raises soil productivity by aiding organic matter breakdown, correcting acidity, and improving soil structure. It boosts moisture retention and reduces erosion, with benefits for legumes and sandy soils. To avoid yield declines, maintain organic matter via manure or green manures, and consult state colleges or the USDA for details.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
State Agricultural Colleges
Legumes Help Prevent Soil Erosion Through Roots and Cover Crops
Agronomy expert A H Karraker cites three erosion control roles for legumes. Any legume can serve as cover, with red and other clovers and alfalfa especially effective on hills. They add organic matter, improve soil moisture retention, and their heavy root systems help bind soil and reduce runoff.
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A. H. Karraker
Agronomy Department
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
No cure or prevention of dreaded hog cholera
The United States Department of Agriculture states no drug or combination cures or prevents hog cholera. Some tonics may aid general health, but many market preparations fail in tests. The only reliable prevention is antihem hog cholera serum prepared as originally developed by the federal bureau of animal industry.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Good Points to Observe in Raising Baby Chicks
Kansas state agricultural veterinarian J. W. Lamb warns bacillary white diarrhea spreads via the mother hen eye and infected hens lay fewer eggs and produce weaker chicks. Key advice includes sourcing eggs from disease-free flocks, avoid hatching from mixed flocks in one incubator, disinfect gear and houses, raise chicks on fresh ground, and maintain a strict brooding and feeding system to boost disease resistance.
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J. W. Lamb
Kansas
Lamb
Quaver and Wife Prove Ideal Pair in Arts and Life
The Boston Transcript notes Quaver and his wife form a well matched team with his composing and her makeup. A widow finds relief as the insurance more than covers the loss.
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Quaver
Boston Transcript
Rotation Advisable in Producing Tomatoes
Tomato growers are advised to practice crop rotation to reduce insect and disease losses. Do not plant tomatoes after tomatoes or after potatoes peppers or eggplant. rotate for at least four years with one cultivated crop and one or more soil building crops.
Hardware Company Announces Major Reduction in Tool Sizes
The simplification effort cuts shovel sizes from 223 to 127 eliminating 4,000 varieties. Tack and packing units also shrink from 485 to 185 and 423 to 127 respectively in a broad efficiency push.
Farm hints for spring farming and animal care
The notice advises thorough preparation before warm weather, including feeding poultry, ventilating barns to prevent damp litter, feeding dairy calves for future milk yield, maintaining clean quarters for piglets, and readying harness care with oiling and softening. It mentions potatoes, horse harness, and adjusting costs with rising demand.
Purges and Dr Caldwell’s Gentle Laxative
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois, after forty seven years as a physician, argues against frequent purges. He promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative that regulates bowels without griping and strengthens bowel muscles. A 60 cent bottle is recommended for those over fifty.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
Dr. Caldwell
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Mes
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Gilgit
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Murdoch Aco
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