Hudson Bay and Its 2500 Mile Coastline Trade Life
Hudson bay and its 2500 mile coastline engage in annual fur trade and evolving agriculture. Posts at Moose Factory Rupert House and Fort George connect Inuit Eskimo and Indian communities with European commerce. Rail links inch toward James Bay while climate, religion, and isolation shape frontier life and potential future diversification.
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National Speengore Society
Washington, D. C
Udson Bay
Bay Region
Hudson Bay
Rupert House
Hudson Bay Company
Fur Company
Revillon Freres
Hudson Bay Country
Great Sea
Arctic
North American
Gulf of Mexico
Fur Companies
Newfoundland
St. Lawence
Hudson Strait
Labrador
Bay
Canada
Canadian National Railway
New York
Boston
Cochrane
Canadian National
Abitibi
Moose Factory
Moose River
Moose
James Bay
Fort Churchill
Petent
Lake Superior
East Main River
Fort George
Europe
Port Nelson
Lake Winnipeg
Northern Plain
Muskeg
Regina
England
Self-Feeders for Calf Not Always Efficient
South Dakota State College dairy researchers find calves do not select optimal rations with self feeders, overeating protein and becoming fat. Ground soy beans offer high protein but soy bean hay is not cheaper than alfalfa hay, so use soy bean hay where alfalfa and clover are unavailable.
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Dairy Department
South Dakota State College
Brookings
South Dakota
Oats Require Good Soil for Best Crop
Oats yield best on good land and are mainly used for hay or grain. E C Blair NC State extension agronomist says 2500 to 8500 pounds per acre of cured hay is possible under favorable conditions with 9.38 percent protein. October sowing best. sow two bushels per acre and avoid late plantings after cotton. Oats respond to nitrogen. cut hay in dough stage for best quality.
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E. C. Blair
North Carolina State College
Blair
North Carolina
Limberneck in Poultry Tied to Ptomaine Poisoning
The ailment known as limberneck or blind staggers may stem from ptomaine poisoning from rancid poultry meat or moldy grains. It may also arise from indigestion from too much fiber. starvation followed by olive oil and simple feeding is advised, then plain water and grit, then digestible high nutrition such as broiled raw meat bits or stale bread soaked in sweet milk.
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Limberneck
High Living Among Hens Brings Mortality
The article argues that intense confinement and rich rations in poultry farming cause liver troubles and other disorders. It notes deaths among hens are largely due to restricted exercise and excessive feeding, urging breeders to develop hardier birds capable of withstanding such conditions.
Farm notes and farming tips on manure, crops and storage
Fresh manure may be spread on the garden in fall and weeds should be watched to avoid water loss. The best way to pasture soybeans with hogs is to grow beans with corn and then feed the mix down. Dockage and smutty or musty wheat reduce value and quality. Cut silage fine for better packing and feeding. select adapted varieties for higher yields.
Remarkable recovery after Lydia E Pinkham's remedy
Mrs Oscar F Borgelin of Forest City Iowa reports relief from long back pain after five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound enabling her to resume housework milking and farm chores while caring for an eight month old daughter. Mrs Helen Fine of Denver Colorado describes improved appetite and mood after using the same remedy and Sonative Wash for female weakness noting greater health and contentment past age forty.
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Oscar F. Borgelin
Forest City
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oscar If’. Borgelin
Denver
Colorado
Helen Fine
South
Washington Street
Japan to Install 60000 Telephones and 10000 Miles of Toll Lines
The government of Japan outlines a five year plan to upgrade national communications by installing 60000 telephones and 10000 miles of new toll lines. This initiative aims to modernize the country’s telephone system and expand long distance service nationwide.
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Government of
Japan
Missionaries Highlight Moral Drift as Cited Challenge
A reflection on moral drift contrasts the path of virtue with the persistence of missionary work. It argues that ethical failures exist to justify the need for religious outreach and reform.
Soviet plans to modernize Russia phone system exceed 100 million dollars
The Soviet government has completed plans to bring Russia's telephone system up to American standards with an ultimate expenditure exceeding 100 million dollars. Large American companies have been approached by Soviet firms to cooperate in the project.
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Russia
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Mudson
Egg and Poultry Societies
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Pacific Coast
Maine
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Utah
Texas
New Mexico
Idaho
Alabama
Kentucky
Virginia
California
Tulare County
Central California
Poultry Producers of
Southern California
Seattle
New Jersey
Minnesota Poultry and Egg Producers
Kansas City
Mrs. Borg
Fletcher
Italy
France
Tod
Tusser
Tanlac
Jacob Ferdinand
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