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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
10
M Kelly argues swine breeders must align breeds with market demand. He cautions against promiscuous crosses that erase fixed breed traits and mar color and markings. He cites a cross of half Polish China and half Chester White with Berkshire showing loss of improved type and heredity returning offspring to the scrub type.
The Scientific American describes H. L. Calhoun of Dow inventing a syringe for dosing or inoculating animals such as 48 horses and cows. The main aim is to provide a practical device for veterinary use.
A syringe designed to automatically discharge its contents while allowing manual control. The device enables operation with one hand, freeing the other for additional tasks, enabling a larger syringe to be manipulated by a single person.
A report notes many hogs are infested with worms though owners may not notice signs. Observers warn that a large share of hogs show symptoms, urging prompt checks and preventive steps to protect swine health and farm profits.
The guidance emphasizes keeping pure bred males and applying five practices: maintain thorough permanent pastures, grow leguminous Tops, build a silo, and keep only Webred males. Following these measures is deemed essential for efficient livestock output.
A plan to grow grasses forage crops and legumes on the farm to provide a market for crops and to convert materials into higher priced finished products while returning plant nutrients to the soil.
Maurice of Saze argues armor reduces battle casualties and recommends a 30 pound buff leather cuirass with metal strips. The piece traces armor use from the 16th to 19th centuries, noting trials, costs, and modern limits, and contends authorities should test and regulate future bulletproof defenses.
Harvard’s 1915 football outlook centers on coach Haughton rebuilding after mass graduations. Only ten 1914 varsity men remain, including Eddie Mahan and Soucy. Brickley, Hardwick, and key linemen depart. Freshmen and recruits must form a new lineup, with Enwright and Robinson among hopefuls to fill gaps at back and end.
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