Evangeline Story Attracts Thousands In Louisiana Ceremony
In Martinville Louisiana a crowd gathered to honor the Evangeline tale and the Acadian deportation. The article traces Evangeline’s legend to Emmerline Labiche and Louis Arceneaux, notes the Grand Pre massacre, and connects Longfellow’s Evangeline to Acadian history and the Teche region.
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Martinville
Evangeline
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Jenician
Combinis
Canada
Aresold St
Nova Scotia
Subs
Eaught
England
France
North American
Acadia
Charles Lawrence
London
Peregrine Hopson
Monckton
Wuter Lawrence
Chignecto
John Winslow
Grand Pre
Ti ‘Winslow
Grande Pre
Winslow
Leutenant-Gover
Hi. S. C
Horace Lorenzo
Conolly
Hawthorne
Salem
St. Matthew
Boston
Cona Fresich
George
Maliburton
Longfellow
Nand
Louisiana
Lingfellow
Harvard
Edward Simon
Felix Voorhies
Vorhies
Madame Anne Bagtameche
Teche
Western Newspaper Union
Eyelet Embroidery Inspires Dreamy Summer Cotton Styles
Cherie Nicholas notes tremendous vogue for eyelet embroidered cottons and sheer eyelet fabrics. Designers showcase jackets, dresses, and hats in eyelet and mercerized weaves, with versatile outfits for afternoon wear, tennis frocks, and wedding or graduation occasions.
Feed experiment shows huge milk yield gains from protein mix
The Gernell University animal husbandry department reports a cooperative Grange League Federation trial since 1928. A 16 to 20 percent protein concentrate with medium clover mixed bay yielded the same milk as a 24 percent mix, while using far less expensive feeds. Home-grown oats and barley can replace bulk of concentrates, cutting required light protein feeds and enabling larger use of grains in dairy rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SGI
Whitton
New_York
Animal Husbandry ‘Department
Gernell “University
Co-Operative Grange League Federation
E. S. Harrrison
Feeding table guides grain needs for dairy cows
A table from the New York State College of Agriculture in Ithaca outlines daily grain requirements for dairy cows producing 8 to 52 pounds of milk, with 2.5 to 7 percent fat. It stresses matching milk output and feed efficiency, suggests more grain for thin cows or low roughage intake, and notes adjustments during late lactation and for heifers. The table, with explanations and home-grown grain ration ideas, is available free on request.
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Ww. Avery
New York State
College of Age
Dairy Record Club
Mem- Record Club
Avery
Tork State College of Agriculture
Ithaca New York
Permanent Pastures As Rich Source Of Protein
Ohio State soil extension specialists say permanent pastures can be a valuable protein source. Typical pasture yields 60 to 100 pounds of protein per acre, costing about $8 to $10 per acre after expenses. with modest improvements, pastures become highly profitable, as Ohio tests show 780 pounds of protein per acre worth about $75 in dairy feed and Wisconsin results of 749 pounds valued at $84.90 per acre.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
Wisconsin
Clean Milk Utensils and Sanitization Steps
A report states that about 75 percent of bacteria in milk immediately after production originate from utensils used in handling. Contamination from inadequately cleaned utensils can be reduced by rinsing with chlorine disinfectant just before use, though proper sanitation and cleaning remain essential. Washing and scalding are imperative.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Mme Middhy
Winstow
Basin of
Minas
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Acadix
Maine
Georgia
Enzlat
Louis Arceneaux
Emmertine Labiche
Bayou Teche
Emmertine
Evangeline Oak
Bayou Tec Teche
Nathaniel
Acadies
New England
Ely
Ashton
Amis Indy
Oxford
Bandicedhtor Inca
Cherie Nicholas
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