Test Tube Breeding Seen to Rebuild Europe's War‑Shattered Herds
A report from the American Foundation for Animal Health argues that artificial insemination and germ cell transfer can rapidly rebuild depleted European herds. The method, long used in the United States, enables cross‑continent breeding by shipping semen in suitable condition, with records showing higher conception rates and milk yields in some cases.
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Europe
American Foundation For Animal Health
Russia
United States
Argentina
Maryland
Cool luscious foods and drinks round up a summer menu
A Western Newspaper Union feature outlines cool foods and beverages for summer. It includes Strawberry Frost, Fruited Tea, Lemonade Syrup, and a Lemonade Syrup recipe, plus cooling salads and a macaroni salad recipe. It encourages warm sides and hot tea at times and provides a meat roasting chart request to Lynn Chambers.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
South Desplaines Street
Chicago
Baby clothes set described for infants and young children
The text outlines a white rayon silk or fine handkerchief linen baby outfit with a small coat and dress sharing identical yokes. For older children it suggests a pastel beige or navy flannel coat with bonnet and a dress of dimity or organdie.
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Dimity
Deep Tillage Drains Swampy Farm Patches
Rutgers University expert C M Nissley says deep tillage plus lime can drain water holes on farms by promoting deep rooted crops that loosen soil. Not suitable where subsoil has three plus feet of clay. dig a three foot hole to test soil and consult the county agricultural agent for guidance.
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C. M. Nissley
Rutgers U
Nissley
Lynn Says Cool Lunch Quickies for Summer
Quick summer lunches use tightly stored fillings in jars. Spread carrot celery mayonnaise and pepper on tomatoes. Salmon, relish and mayo make a sandwich on rye. Ham loaf with mustard or horseradish on pumpernickel delights. Egg and olive butter mix on toasted white completes the menu.
Odd Squid Revealed With Ten Arms and Giant Size
The article explains squids have ten arms eight used to push food into the mouth and two longer ones to seize prey. It notes squids lack backbones but have a heart brain and eyes and range from three feet to giants such as a Nova Scotia capture with a 55 foot total length including 35 foot arms.
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Nova Scotia
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