Survey Bits From The World News And Fashion Forecasts
A mixed column covers veteran general Miles at Westminster farm predicting peace and readiness, a long term postal subsidy with four new French ships, and the White House baby joining Mrs Wilson. Also notes on anti flirt club, a New conciliation court, 1913 fashion straight lines, prison cell design, suffrage debates in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Miles
Westminster
Mass
United States
War Department
Panama Canal
Leonard Wood
Miles
Havre
New York
Canada
Wade
Pay Bills On Due Dates, Avoid Debt Pitfalls
A columnist urges retailers to pay every bill and interest when due. The piece warns credit ease can trap merchants and emphasizes strict payment discipline to prevent growing debts and complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root and Shoe Recorder
Hoarder Cows and the Rider on the Farm Stock
J W Lighty argues in the National Stockman that average cow production ranges 156 to 184 pounds of butter and cows below average are losses to farmers. He urges culling “boarder cows” and rethinking rut habits to avoid poor profits and embrace efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lighty
National Stockman and Parner
Massenet's Wit Spotted In Monte Carlo Tea Room
A Newport woman recalls meeting Jules Massenet in Monte Carlo at the Hotel de Paris. An English hostess hosted a tea for him, presenting her daughter who sang. Massenet complimented the girl with a wry joke about a future in sculpture or painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Massenet
Monte Carlo
Newport
Hotel de Paris
Cher Maitre
Emily
Massenet
Latakia Tobacco Crop Yields About 350 Tons a Year
A Small Crop. The famous Latakia tobacco crop only averages 350 tons a year.
Where Diplomacy Failed
A narrator recalls introducing Leo Richmond to his cousin Myra Ducher and the ensuing complications in a love triangle. Len, reluctant to accept Myra due to her homeliness, seeks guidance and learns Myra actually favors Richmond, while Richmond hesitates, watching from an open window as events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Richmond
Myra Ducher
Leo
Myra
Eliza Dueher
Richmond
Len
Dave
Lie
Ting
Myr
Horse and Stable Hints for Skin Disorders
Daily powder mix for horses includes iodine of potash sugar and salt, divided into thirty two doses. Feed oats and wheat bran, remove corn. Apply tincture of iodine on lumps every second day until tender. Smeed endorses alcohol and olive oil twice daily on knees and tendons with hand rubbing to straighten and loosen joints and ligaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smeed
Does It Pay to Fatten Beef Calves on Farm?
W F Ward of the bureau of animal industry and D D T Gray of the Alabama station report that farmers with about thirty breeding cows should fatten their calves themselves. They warn against selling to professional feeders and emphasize studying marketing to avoid losses, noting profits depend on scientific, businesslike handling from birth to sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Ward
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
DD. T. Gray
Alabama
Age of Breeding Heifers for Early Milk Production
The article argues for breeding dairy heifers at fourteen to fifteen months to start milking early. It favors calving first at age two, delays the second calf six to eight months, and stresses continued milking for a long lactation. Proper feeding and handling prevent growth stunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Kaufman
Town and Country Journal
Busy Hens and Seeds Lane Folklore Note
Kanaas Farmer urges feeding willet seed to hens to keep them busy and warm. Seeds are tiny, requiring hens to search the litter for hours, a method described as purposeful for keeping the birds occupied.
Egg Fertility and Winter Laying Effects on Hatching
Hens that lay too frequently in winter produce less fertile eggs for hatching than birds kept to a moderate laying pace. Forcing excessive laying during cold periods reduces hatch viability and overall fertility.
Deliverer Foretold in Gospel Echoes of Genesis
In this Sunday School text the devil and temptation are traced from Genesis through New Testament prophecy. It notes Eve’s fall, humanity’s longing, and the coming Deliverer born of a virgin. Salvation is shown as God’s act removing the curse and restoring fellowship through faith and Christ’s redeemer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diem
Wabelies
Ain
Satan
Devil
Jobett
Adam
Christ
Golgotha
Jesus
Pilate
Rom
Also Mentioned on This Page
White House
Josephine Cothran
Wilson
Perin Cothran
Washington
Clus Biaty
Wwadlng Society
Kew Kensington Sn
Kisha Ha
Tive
Iris
Henry Fountain Ashuret
Arizona
Cowpuncher
Senate
Municipal Court of
Cleveland
Joliet
Try
Europe
North Carolina
Tsa
Twee
Pach Brow
Henry F. Ashuret
State of
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
By Edmond B. Compton
Horse and Stable
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