Feed Costs Must Be Kept Down in Dairy Farming
The piece argues production costs drive farm profitability with feed consuming about 60 percent of milk dollars. It promotes high quality low cost pasture to cut costs, claiming 75 cents buys 100 pounds of nutrients versus $2–$3 for corn. It outlines three steps: nutrient-rich soil, legume-grass mixtures, and effective grazing management.
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Wisconsin
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
Ohio
State University
Carrier Animals Key To Disease Control
A Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association report says detecting and eliminating carrier animals is key to controlling the cattle disease leptospirosis. The disease spreads in cattle and swine in the United States, with infected cattle serving as reservoirs for others and humans. Early infection causes fever loss of appetite and depression. abortions and reduced breeding efficiency drive major losses.
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
United States
Fragmented OCR Item on Canvas Chute Details
A partial OCR reading notes a canvas bed and chute details with unclear measurements and names. The text is garbled but hints at a construction or repair context with possible dates or quantities partial.
Cheese Broiled Tomatoes and Blue Cheese Salad
A home cooking feature suggests lifting old favorites with seasonings. It details Cheese Broiled Tomatoes with American blue cheese and breadcrumbs, plus a Blue Cheese Salad using cucumbers onions and sour cream for a tangy, chilled pairing.
Use Silverware To Beautify It
An old time guide explains how scratches add color and durability to silverware and offers tips for care. Rotate usage to keep pieces evenly worn, wash promptly after meals, and store with care. Use a good polish in circular motions for a bright finish while avoiding dents from rough handling.
Visiting diners praise food and drink machines at steam table lunch
Observers praised the food and drink dispensing machines at the visit, noting the steam table offered a hot 2 lunch and milk. They contrasted the experience with at home, remarking that similar restaurants are not as good as this.
Juvenile Foy Sentenced in Raleigh for Deass and Arrest
In Raleigh a juvenile named Foy received 30 days in jail after deass, resisting arrest, and tearing city property. the incident involved police officers and drunkenness. In Washington a note on Palau geckos describes a six inch brown lizard that sheds its tail when grabbed, aiding escape.
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Raleigh
S. C
F Foy
Foy
Washington
Palau Islands
Florida
American Tropics
Pacific Islands
CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES AND DENSE LISTING
A scrambled puzzle page lists clues from across and down fields with entries like weight, country, and objects. It includes various definitions and is typical of a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper puzzle section, featuring answers such as a nickel term and kitchen items.
New Insecticide Booster Found From Sesame Oil
Dr Morton Beroza of the USDA reports that sesamolin, a sesame oil derivative, greatly boosts pyrethrum insecticides increasing killing power against house flies and certain other insects while not raising human or warm-blooded animal toxicity. The finding enables possible commercial extraction processes from sesame oil and a synthetic path to replicate the booster effect.
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Morton Beroza
USDA
South
Panic in Streets are Usually Greets and Free Wild Animals
Wild animals escaping from circuses zoos or pet shops spark urban chase scenes. A tropical ocelot roamed near the Naval Observatory for nine days before returning to a Washington shop. Other cases include a lion named Jackie at Madison Square Garden and a Baltimore kangaroo causing street chaos before temporary capture.
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Washington
Naval Observatory
Otelot
Oklahoma City Zoo
Jackie
New York
Madison Square Garden
Circus Fmatinee
Baltimore
London fire destroys Hathor Bowl and ancient Egypt volumes
A London University fire ravaged a laboratory where Martin Burgess had nearly completed reconstructing the Hathor Bowl, a 5, six year old artifact, as well as many irreplaceable books on ancient Egypt. Burgess had spent two years fitting fragments together before the blaze.
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London
London University
Martin Burgess
Burgess
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