Ohio dairy study finds upkeep outweighs first cost for Medina cows
Rural economists at Ohio State reviewed five years of records from twenty Medina county dairymen covering 183 cows. The average cow produced 7,386 pounds of milk yearly, earning about $197 after costs, with total costs around $208.35 per cow. Feed dominates expenses, with labor second, and profit arises mainly from cows yielding 9,000–10,000 pounds annually.
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Ohio State University
Medina County
Reducing Costs and Dairy Losses Through Farm Practices
Dr. A F Woods of the U S Department of Agriculture cites three key factors for dairy efficiency. Land fertility from manure and partly purchased feeds boosts fertility. monthly milk checks aid economics. year round farm work builds gradual wealth despite apparent paper losses.
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A. F. Woods
United States Department of Agriculture
Doctor Woods
Ohio
Off Flavor in Milk Linked to Ventilation and Odors
R G Connelly of New Jersey State Agricultural College warns that milk absorbs odors like a sponge when barns are closed in cold weather. Faulty ventilation, certain feeds such as turnips and cabbages, and storage near strong-smelling substances all cause off flavors. Proper ventilation and sunlight help, but remove the source.
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R. G. Connelly
New Jersey State Agricultural College
Dairy Herd Management Notes on Feeding and Culling
The notes stress cooling cream before mixing and cleaning separators after use. They warn against mixing warm and cold cream and advise reliable separation. They discuss profit from milk and butterfat, suggesting culling poor producers and joining a cow testing association.
Sam Gazes Into Hazel Eyes Nadine and Robbery Night
In Chicago cabbie Sam Acciard falls for Nadine Milling, seventeen. A routine fare ends with a pistol hold up by Marge Roberts, Rocco Allegretti, and Dominic Pontoriers, who are later arrested. Sam, dazzled by Nadine, repeats her name in shock.
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Chicago
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Nadine Milling
Detective Bureau
Marge Roberts
Rocco Allegretti
Dominic Pontoriers
Maid Pours Oil on Fire Kills Six Children
Sault Ste. Marie Ontario reports six children of Mr and Mrs Peyeur burned to death when Maria Veyeur a cousin employed as a servant tried to revive a smoldering stove fire by pouring kerosene on it. The woman who poured the oil suffered burns and may die. Parents escaped with a baby and a 13 year old daughter from a house twenty miles south of Hearst Ontario.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Daredevil Fay Taylor promotes dirt-track motorcycle racing
Miss Fay Taylor, 24, encourages nervous girls to pursue dirt-track racing as a lucrative career. She boasts 20 cups and several gold medals from motorcycle events and says she earns a barrel of money in exhibition races.
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London
Fay Taylor
Fay
Tragic Self Inflicted Shooting by 5-Year-Old Son
In North Carolina Jesse Oliver aged forty five is dead after his five year old son reportedly fired a pistol held to his temple by the disabled father. The tragedy leaves Oliver gravely injured and ends his life.
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Franklin, N. C
Jesse Oliver
Oliver
Treating Each Other Right in World Peace Message
A church lesson outlines Christian relations with God and neighbors. It emphasizes dedication to God, living as a rational, nonconforming servant, and loving fellow believers with sincerity. It urges doing good to enemies, seeking peace, and practicing hospitality and patience through trials.
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Christ
Trees Grow in Swamp Without Visible Soil
Tluga trees in the Zapata swamp of southern Cuba grow without soil. The 1,800 square mile region contains limestone with holes where silk cotton and mahogany trees start in leaf litter. Roots explore rock surfaces then descend through holes to access soil deep in coral stone caverns.
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Zapata
Cuba
Exonerated League Official Warns of Failing Adversaries
Maria Poulson, superintendent for New Jersey of the Anti Saloon League, says in Newark that those who attacked her turned nasty. She notes parallels with a medico whose horse halted abruptly and received a cruel cut, while urging vigilance against abuse.
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Maria Poulson
New Jersey
Anti-Saloon League
Newark
Ile
Detroit Free Press
Jesus at the Door: Christ Knocking on Your Heart
A devotional note states Jesus Christ is outside your heart and only you can let Him in, emphasizing personal responsibility and faith.
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Jesus Christ
Live Right and Find Peace in God’s Blessings
A devotional quote attributed to Jackson emphasizes living righteously to remain undisturbed by worldly pleasures, asserting that true peace comes from God and His blessings.
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Jackson
Soap booster claim by Borax ad copy
An advertisement asserts adding 20 Mule Team Borax to water improves soap performance. It claims Borax neutralizes caustics, increases suds three to six times, softens water, and protects fabrics and colors, attributed to Ady.
Round-Table Conference Delays Spark Jokes and Curiosity
A quip in Life magazine notes the delay in a round-table gathering with a humorous line about sending out for a round table. The remark mocks bureaucratic or logistical holdups in assembling a formal discussion.
Fresh White Baby Clothes Promoted By Red Cross Ball Blue
Advert suggests Red Cross Ball Blue keeps baby cottons fresh and streak free. Claims no damage to garments and recommends buying at all good grocers. Also notes humorous line about substitutes for the millennium.
Grandfather’s pipe a half century later as family souvenir
A grandfather’s pipe becomes a cherished family keepsake after fifty years, remaining relatively odorless and meaningful as a token of memory and tradition.
Air device measures aircraft height within one foot
In fog bound skies a new device will be installed on French aircraft. Explosions like a machine gun rat-a-tat-tat in the plane’s undercarriage trigger a ground echo. Electric detectors gauge altitude with precision to about one foot.
Silk stove-pipe hats surge in sales in London
A leading London chat ter notes sales of silk stove-pipe hats are five times higher this year than in 1923, signaling a strong revival in men’s fashion and millinery demand.
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London
Poet Frames Babies as New Waves on Life’s Ocean
A poet describes babies as fresh squails on life’s ocean, using a vivid metaphor to portray newborns as new movements in the human journey. The lines blend imagery with a playful river of life.
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