Vitamins and Diet Tell Ohioans About Vitamin Deficiency
Professor J. Lyman of Ohio State University notes average Ohian consumes 259 pounds of low vitamin foods yearly including sugar flour lard and polished rice. He estimates 406 pounds of vitamin rich foods like cereals vegetables and dairy are eaten annually, while a proper diet should balance 1208 pounds of high vitamin foods to meet body needs.
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J. ¥. Lyman
Oto State University
Ohio
Laman
Lyman
Agricultural Electrification Push Faces Rural Scattered Farms
Historical analysis cites General Tripp noting farm income shifts from 34.6 percent in 1930 to 12.8 percent by 1921, and argues electrification would lower power costs by concentrating rural populations. It warns decentralizing settlement to justify rural super power, boosting farm prosperity and modernization.
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Tripp
Jongpole
News Building Us
Farma
Famias
B Newman as Creator of the New Rustscom
An item notes B Newman as a creator associated with the new Rustscom project. The fragment hints at a local arts initiative or publication change, with Newman credited in connection to the revamped Rustscom. Further context appears limited in the available text.
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B. Newman
Rustscom
Loosened soil aids steam sterilization effectiveness
Experimental study by Newhall at Ohio station shows loose dry soil improves steam penetration and higher temperatures for sterilizing soil against nematodes. Comparisons covered pan and barrow methods across soils, depths, and moistures, with pan outperforming barrow especially in heavy clay.
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Newhall
Ohio
Needle In Nose Hints at Surgery Mishap
Alvin Volder bing of Rapids Michigan suffered chronic headaches for twelve years. He removed a half inch needle piece from his nose with a handkerchief after a traumatic incident in the Philippines. A surgeon reportedly failed to extract the item during prior operation.
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Cepar -Rapids
Mich
Alvin Volderbing
Volderbing
Philip Pites
Wheat Belt Expansion Across Canada Met With Planting Plans
The text notes Canada plans to extend its wheat belt into western provinces Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba. It discusses northern growth of garnet wheat and potential open virgin land about 100 miles wide and 860 miles deep.
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Dakotas
Mon ' Kahsas
Prairie
Canada
Atres
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Fragmented OCR Summary of Unclear Text
The readable portions reference unclear phrases about creditors failures darkness and an entity Mcbride with mentions of officers and a cooperative. Names and specifics are not coherent. The text appears damaged with no distinct event or outcome to report.
Sterilize Beds for Better Plant Growth Report
The report emphasizes sterilizing plant beds to prevent stunted growth on the unsterilized half and improve tobacco seedling vigor. It notes extensive plant density in beds and urges thorough sterilization and liberal fertilizing for best start. Also mentions a Belfast resident nearing 101 and various unrelated items.
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Erin
Wheat cultivation methods improve yields in historic notes
The article discusses irrigation, planting density, and soil management for wheat, noting that a simpler cultivation row method costs less and can boost output by reducing labor while keeping yields high. It contrasts traditional and newer practices, mentioning frost protection and irrigation as key factors. A separate Arizona find reports artifacts and a headless body preserved by salts near Camp Verde.
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Ijing
Seria
Camp’ Verde
Arizona
Mall of
Why Some Lose Fawlty Cream Separators on Dairy Farms
A Blue Valley Dairy Institute summary based on tests by 700 associations shows faulty cream separators waste butterfat. Poorly maintained machines leave high butterfat in skim milk, risking yearly losses around 220 dollars per farm and forcing frequent separator purchases.
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Blua Valley Yemery Institute
United States
Meat grading urged to improve retail markets
A Department of Agriculture survey across 20 U S cities urges better meat grading and retail practices. It calls for grade based selling, improved sanitation, refrigeration, bookkeeping, and elimination of unscrupulous dealers to boost consumer knowledge and industry efficiency.
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Merble
Department of Agricultura
Knoxdustry
Misa Heesie Gresham
Dealera
Central High
Ag. G
Merbie
Mrt
Deaiere
At & Jose
Amonmie
Aera
Wixtel Imag
Teperement of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
der Partognt
Department
Mars
Wulletha
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