Portable cheap hog house plan for pig clubs in the South
USDA Farmers Bulletin No 566 describes a portable hog house built from 1 by 12 inch planks with battened seams and open front facing south. It sits on three skids, uses guard rails to protect pigs, and can be taken down for moving or wind protection. Estimated material cost about five dollars, suitable for most South regions with mild winters and sun access. It includes steps for adding stability with guy wires, dirt mounds for access, and a summer shelter option using poles, planks, and straw. It also notes practical building variations using waste boards and emphasizes safety to prevent pig crushing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture Farmers
South
Inferior Cotton Variety Warned by Agricultural Dept
The Department of Agriculture warns Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas planters about the half and half cotton. Despite claims of high lint yield, field tests show it inferior in total lint per acre, with very small light seeds yielding misleading lint percentages. Lint is short and poorer in quality, risking penalties under futures contracts.
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Department of Agriculture
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Texas
Arkansas
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculure
Selecting a Poultry House Site for Health and Drainage
The article advises choosing a site with good sunlight and drainage for a poultry house. It warns that damp low ground remains unsuitable even if shelter is adequate, stressing that sunlight acts as a natural germ killer and drainage prevents moisture issues.
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Kiel Germany. In late September a German submarine officer recounts a Baltic patrol. The 550 ton U X boat, 75 by 12 feet, built of Krupp steel, is shown in detail from crew setup, torpedo mechanism, and periscope to ballast, diving, and attack on three enemy torpedo boat destroyers. After a forced dive and successful torpedo strike, the crew returns to Kiel, signaling safe mission completion and readiness for new orders.
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H. R. Beyer
Chicago News
Kiel
Germany
Baltic Sea
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Kiel Canal
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Baltic
North Sea
Pellagra Cure Saves Her Life
Oakville Tennessee resident Mrs L B Babb writes of recovering from pellagra after using Baughns Pellagra Remedy She recounts weight gain from 81 to 98 pounds and praises following directions There is hope get the free book from American Compounding Co box 2886 Jasper Alabama with money back guarantee if it fails to cure
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Oakville
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L. B. Babb
Ths Place
Baughn
American Compounding Co
Jasper
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Sediment Carried to Sea From Yangtze River Study
Prof Konrad Keilhack of the Berlin School of Mines reports estimates on Yangtze discharge and sediment load after a September 1913 river visit. Measurements at Wusung Nanking and Hankow yield a below Hankow discharge near 3.5 million cubic feet per second during high water with a 1.75 million cfs annual mean. Filtration near the mouth combined with discharge data suggests about 37,500 pounds of sediment per second moved seaward, totaling around 584 million tons yearly.
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Yangtze-kiang
Konrad Keilhack
Berlin School of Mines
Wusung
Nanking
Hankow
A Cheerful Disposition and a Candid Exchange
A citizen extols a pleasant home while Mr Growcher jokes that once a property draws attention for comfort the agent may inspect and raise the rent. The exchange captures a light moment on housing and real estate.
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Mr. Growcher
No Case for Sympathy and Odd Court Banter
Willis and Gillis banter over dining and a domestic science student wife. The life section quotes the jury foreman: no damages awarded in a breach of promise case, calling the plaintiff lucky to escape a man who wrote foolish letters his lawyer read aloud.
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Willis
Gillis
Mean Thing Dialogue Reveals Uneven Color Comment
Patrice and Patience argue about Will observing. Patience claims Will said Patrice has twice as much color on one cheek as the other, while Patrice disputes both. The exchange hints at strained perception and possible tension between the characters.
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Postum Cereal Aids Bookkeeper In Health Recovery
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Postum
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Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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