Pasture and Grain Feeding for High Milk Production
Extension dairy counsel explains dairy cows on pasture need grain to meet energy needs. For cows yielding over 20 pounds daily, feed a mix of 400 pounds corn, 200 pounds oats, at one pound grain per 4.5 pounds milk for Ayrshire Jersey Guernsey. Holstein uses one pound per five pounds milk. Dry pasture lowers protein, so add high protein feed and adjust grain per fat produced. Abundant pasture boosts milk and energy output compared with field work of teams.
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Ayrshire
Jersey
Guernsey
Cooling Milk Supply Is Not Difficult Problem
A diary note argues that dairy losses come from poor cleanliness and inadequate cooling. It stresses clean handling, proper washing, and a proper cooling tank with good water flow. Ice helps but some farmers lack it, yet better sanitation and cooling can prevent most spoilage.
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Igie
Difco
Controlling Abortion Is Not Difficult Task
Dr. Robert Graham of Purdue told the Indiana Dairymen's Association that controlling contagious abortion requires understanding disease spread, abortion testing, segregation of infected cows, and clean barns and yards. He urged herd managers to value sanitary measures with help from local veterinarians and labs to achieve results.
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Robert Graham
Purdueniversity
Indiana
Purdue
Sunflower Feed Cows Boost Milk With Early Cut Silage
Early cut sunflowers in the silo help cows maintain milk flow. They gain less weight on silage from early cuts than from later harvests. Freshly cut sunflowers are watery and sap leaks from the silo unless wilted briefly in the field. Cutting can be done with a corn binder, but hand cutting may be better.
Treating Bloat with Formalin and Precautions
Treating for bloat formalin is recognized as the t treatment for bloat. This may secured from any drug store and could be the 40 per cent solution. No tablespoonful should be mixed with one quart of water and given the animal for quick relief. Also observe old time precautions to prevent bloat from occurring. Give cattle a good supply of dry feed before turning on to alfalfa.
Suggestion of Colonial Style Is Seen in This Attractive House
William A. Radford offers free home building advice outlining a colonial style house design. The 28 by 24 foot frame home includes six rooms with living dining kitchen alcove sitting room sun parlor and three bedrooms plus a bath. Construction rests on a concrete foundation with brick steps.
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William A. Radford
South Dearborn Street
Chicago
Americans Find Ancient Yucatan Architecture Shaping Modernism
A group of American architects returning from Uxmal and Chichen Itza praise Maya temples and limestone carvings as the roots of modern architecture. Kenneth Clark argues these structures show geometry and conception that influenced today’s design, proving the high civilization of the Maya.
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Europe
Atlantic
England
France
Uxmal
Chichen- Itza
Yucatan
Popularity of Walnut Dates From Early Times
Walnut has been a premier cabinet wood since early furniture history. It was favored by Renaissance Italian cabinet makers and introduced to England in the late 1600s. From colonial days American walnut has graced fine U S furniture in homes and offices.
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England
Extra Long Hinges Improve Garage Door Hang
The article advises using extra long hinges to better distribute weight and reduce sticking as a garage settles. Proper hanging prevents weather exposure and door misalignment, ensuring the door seals and stays open when a car exits.
Clever Wall Decor Uses Metal Paper With Scenic Vista
In a New York spring exhibit a decora tor features a model living room hung in silvery metal paper. A four panel scenic wall creates a springtime vista from the seating area, with blue hills misty trees and orchid touches blending with the surrounding silver wall.
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New York
Davenport
Clinker Bricks Rise From Waste To Popular Building Material
Ten years ago clinker bricks were discarded as kiln waste. Now they are used in attractive brick houses and command higher prices than standard kiln brick. The proportion from each kiln remains small, yet clinker bricks have become increasingly popular.
Central Hall Type Plan Popular for Moderate Homes
The central hall type, with living room on one side and dining room on the other, is described as the plan most used for moderate houses. From the front entry, about 90 percent of the first story is open to a visitor, who then ascends to the sleeping quarters.
Locks Lead in Hardware
The lock is one of the most important pieces of hardware. Its principal parts are bolt, key and key protection, the last named being the obstacle to be removed by the key before it can operate the bolt.
Bogus murder plot lands man in court for grand larceny
In New York Arthur Phelps aged 22 once a Broadway theater usher devised a ruse to lure his wife back by staging a murder scare. He phoned police claiming the killer could be found at his Wadsworth Avenue home and nearly got arrested for murder before detectives learned he was wanted for grand larceny for failing to return a rented automobile.
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New York
Arthur Phelps
Arthur
Wadsworth Avenue
Harry Black
Phelps
Erb
Block
Jacob Falk
Broadway
Chicago
Falk
Luminous Paint Peddler Vanishes in Paris After Illumination Scam
Gustave Bon a painter from Honfleur sold a glowing paint mixed with ink at 20 francs per gram claiming it could be seen in the dark. He traveled to 20 towns before authorities learned the product needed a flashlight. Police seek the elusive seller as he remains at large.
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Paris
Gustave Bon
Honfleur
Ben
Gus
Newsboy Hero Rescues Child From Oncoming Train
In Goshen New York 13 year old Chester Lewis a newsboy saves a 3 year old girl from being hit by a Lehigh and New England freight He drops his papers rushes in seizes the child and returns her to her mother Mrs Henry Gardenback before resuming his paper route.
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Goshen
N. Y
Chester Lewis
Henry Gardenback
Chester
Police dog and eight puppies found in taxicab
Albert Hershenbine, leaving a Chicago restaurant, encountered a large police dog in his taxicab. After bribing with meat, he discovered not one dog but a dog and eight puppies occupying the back seat.
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Albert Hershenbine
Chicago
Hershenbine
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An ad touts KRUSCHEN SALTS as the solution to obesity and fatigue. It claims six mineral salts restore organ function, boost energy, clear skin, and help fat loss in three weeks with a half teaspoon in hot water each morning. A bottle costs 85 cents and a money back guarantee is offered.
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America
Twins celebrate eighty eighth birthday in Beerston
Two women twins who married sixty eight years ago and lost their husbands the same year recently marked their eighty eighth birthday at Beerston New York. The tale ends with a proverb about trouble seekers and a whimsical line about a girl in a restaurant being sweet enough to eat.
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Beerston, N. Y
Blood Will Tell If You Take Pride In It
A reflective piece urges personal accountability and pride in heritage. It contemplates the value of family lineage and the impact of one’s actions on community standing and reputation.
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