Mineral supplements for dairy cows urged in NC advice
North Carolina dairy expert John A. Arey warns that high producing cows require minerals beyond natural forage. He cites four essential minerals missing from NC seeds: sodium chlorine calcium and phosphorus and recommends common salt finely ground limestone and bone meal as inexpensive sources with continuous free access for cattle.
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John
A. Arey
North Carolina State College
North Carolina
Arey
Dairy Cattle Feeding Reasons for a Dairy Cow
The dairy cow must eat for five main reasons beyond hunger to maintain body heat repair tissues support milk production while dry to store reserves and to grow. After freshening a cow may produce more milk than intake requiring body reserves. Ohio State extension bulletin No. 72 Feeding Dairy Cattle by C. L. Blickman and Ivan McKellip outlines recommendations.
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Extension Service
Ohio State University
C. L. Blickman
Ivan McKellip
Palatability Guides Balanced Cow Feed
Palatability governs feeding success and all feeds must be well relished by cows. Avoid unpalatable components or excess laxatives and constipation risks. Cottonseed meal should be limited to one third of grain and linseed oil meal kept below one and a quarter pounds daily.
Calf Scour Disease Threatens Newborn Herds
A historical note describes calf scour in newborn calves caused by culon bacillus varieties and related microbes. It explains that many strains are harmless gut inhabitants in older animals, while the reason for severe calf mortality remains unknown.
Feeding a Calf in Early Rearing
The calf needs six to ten pounds of skim milk daily, rising to sixteen to twenty pounds by four months. Provide a little grain and legume hay, keep feed and surroundings clean, and tie calves separately if possible to regulate intake and monitor each animal's condition.
Gypsy Blessing Drains Mrs Duff’s Bank Account
Mrs Ida R Duff fell prey to two gypsy fortune tellers who slept on and supposedly blessed portions of her savings. They advised keeping 700 of her 800 dollars and drifted away with 756 in total after additional thefts. Police, led by Sgt C I Weber, search for two gypsy women based on a strong description.
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Washington
Ida R. Duff
Mrs. Duff
Mrs. .Duff
Gem Salesman Tries New Method but Loses Again
Chicago report on B B Raucher of New York who sells gems and tests a robbery deterrent by sending a boy with jewels while he travels separate routes. The plan failed as the boy and $1500 worth of diamonds did not reach the display location.
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Chicago
B B. Raucher
New York
Raucher
Gold Bricks in Gravel Prove Brass After Secret Swaps
A stranger in Live Oak California sold a bag of gold ore that turned out to be melted brass after multiple discreet sales. Drugstore assayist Frankill was asked to test samples but the growing number of buyers forced disclosure. The bags revealed brass not gold.
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Live Oak
Calif
Frankill
Hin
Stops Funeral London Delayed Burial Over Debt Claim
A money lender claimed a coffin bought for Richard Horton’s funeral, delaying the burial until Horton owed funds were paid. The dispute centers on funeral costs and unpaid debt surrounding Horton's burial.
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London
Richard Horton
Horton
King Grasshopper Has Great Leaping Powers
Giant hunting grasshoppers nearly five inches long prey on small animals such as mice and young ground-nesting birds in the Congo. They rival kangaroos as jumpers and can leap far onto prey. The king grasshopper jumps a hundred times its own length even before wings develop. The hunting grasshopper is the largest of all grasshoppers with a powerful jaw apparatus.
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Congo
Norbeck cites Teapot Dome retort as sarcastic defense
Senator Peter Norbeck discussed the Teapot Dome case at a Redfield reception. He described the defense as a retort sarcastic, comparing it to a man waiting in a phone booth to develop a photograph, a moment he framed as illustrative of the defense’s tact.
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Peter Norbeck
Redfield
Tim
Judge Dana explains causes of divorces
The judge notes that many divorces arise from hasty marriages and lack of sustained consideration of the long term commitments, showing that couples often overlook the small, essential adjustments and compromises needed for success.
Society and Solitude Quote by Sir Thomas Browne
A quote on loneliness and social need by Sir Thomas Browne remarks that those unwilling to be alone are imprisoned by themselves while those with inward thoughts seek company to escape the crowd.
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Sir Thomas Browne
Static bridge line contrasts with whist in interest
The passage reflects on bridge versus whist noting that after many years bridge remains less fascinating. It muses that if nothing matters people should not be miserable.
Times have changed says one dad to another
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote reflects changing social norms with a witty exchange about asking a daughter for a light and the evolving language of parenting.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Feet Soothing Borax Bath Ad Promotes Foot Care
Soaking feet in a 20 Mule Team Borax solution eases tired feet and deodorizes. A handful in a foot bath reaches every pore to refresh the skin. Borax is touted as a mild antiseptic and purifier in this vintage advertisement.
Ad Copy Praise for Red Cross Ball Blue Bluing
A shopper is advised to say to the grocer Red Cross Ball Blue when buying bluing. The ad copy promises repayment in the results and claims once tried always used. The text adds a pithy proverb about a cunning minority beating an overconfident majority.
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Red Cross
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