Prosperity signals lift in US industry and markets
Reductions in redis count rates by Federal Reserve banks and cheaper call money boost the stock market. The U S employment service notes consolidation and spring upturns, with auto and electric equipment sectors expanding. Large building programs and public utility improvements promise employment gains nationwide.
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United States
Federal Reserve Banks
New York
United States Employment Service
Washington
Government debts, immigration and illiteracy in world scene
A summary of events shows President Hayes addressing traffic experts on vast highway spending, Mexico invites bankers to discuss debt with hopes of stimulating industry and employment, Chinese massacres prompt river patrols, evangelist Wilbur campaigns against illiteracy, communism concerns in the Philippines prompt bans, prohibition surges in U S politics, and a 24 hour Cuban general strike against unemployment drawing tens of thousands of workers with minimal disruptions.
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Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Qly
Hoover
Mexico City
Rubio
United States
New York
Traveling With the Wrong Crowd Moral Lesson Dialogue
Bob confides in his father about a school incident with Principal Pringle who warns him he is traveling with the wrong crowd. The father explains the law of association, noting people imitate those they closely surround themselves with and urging Bob to choose better company to avoid crime and moral decline.
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Bob Io
Bill
Barry
Chub
Dad
Bob
Pringle
Harry
Teela
Baya
Western Newspaper Union
Ropy milk outbreaks linked to sanitation failures
Spring outbreaks of ropy milk stem from bacterial contamination mainly from surface water and, less often, seeds. Proper cleaning of cows and thorough sterilization of utensils prevent ropiness, with steaming being the most efficient method. If steaming is unavailable, boiling water can sterilize but lukewarm water offers little value.
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Charles N. Shepardson
Colorado Agricultural College
Cow Testing Associations Prove Profitable For Dairy Men
The cow testing associations answer whether cows profit above feed costs by presenting yearly production records. Through careful selection, herds have risen to over 9,000 pounds per cow annually, with many cows yielding a profit of $150 to $350 beyond feed costs. Sellers with surplus stock can showcase cow-testing records to obtain favorable prices, potentially covering membership costs.
Dairy Hints For Winter Rations And Silage Use
Dairy farmers should base winter rations on plenty of legume hay and silage with adequate grain mix. Holsteins and Ayrshires producing high milk volumes need about one pound of grain per four to five pounds of milk. Alfalfa hay offers high yield and feeding value, averaging two tons of hay per cow yearly without silage. Corn, alfalfa, sweet clover, or soy bean silage can flavor milk unless fed after milking to avoid milking-time spoilage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holsteins
Ayrshires
Unfortunates and the relief of the poor in England
A brief note surveys how the term unfortunate has been revived in England in the context of aid to the impoverished. It hints at historical shifts in charity language and the evolving role of relief efforts for the needy.
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Senate
England
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