Last Civil War Bucktails and Blue Regiments Reach End
Dispatches recount the fading memory of Civil War regiments. Surviving Bucktails from Pennsylvania and veterans of the Eighth Illinois Cavalry mark the dwindling last links to a conflict that began at Smethport and Gettysburg. Major Stedman, last Confederate veteran in Congress, dies, closing a national chapter.
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Manure as a Valuable Plant Food Source in Wisconsin
G. Chapman of the University of Wisconsin argues stable manure remains the chief source of plant food for cultivated land and urges farmers to haul manure to fields daily or spread promptly after disking. He warns against waste and notes manure use improves crop yields and soil fertility despite the rise of chemical fertilizers.
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Rhubarb Care Across the Season
Gardeners should tend rhubarb through the season including spring harvest and post harvest care. Maintain soil by weekly weeding, break seed stalks, and stir soil to feed roots for a future tender stem crop. Harvest typically lasts six to eight weeks before allowing crowns to rest.
New Sources of Blackleg In Potato Plants Found
Dr J G Ledel plant pathologist at University of Minnesota reports two new blackleg infection sources in potatoes. Bacteria may live in soil and can reach seed pieces via maggots, enabling overwintering and infection under favorable conditions.
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Agriculture Squibs on Seed Tests and Crop Yields
A fragmented column discusses testing seed quality at low cost, germination rates, and selecting varieties to ensure normal yields. It mentions winter profitability, silo use, garden staples, and broccoli, turnips, and Calabrese strains. Notes on per cent tolls and seed treatment appear amid unclear lines.
Nevada poultrymen launch clean chicks fight for healthier flocks
Poultry men in Nevada cooperating with the agricultural extension service announce a crowd health chicks project. Led by Professor Vi eb Scott, the plan calls for clean chicks from disease-free hatcheries, spotless brooders scrubbed daily with hot lye, and clean feed and water. The effort aims to reduce infant mortality and improve production as chicks move to sun and air on fresh soil.
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Laying Hen Requires Calcium and Vitamin D Balance
A 200 egg per year hen must consume four pounds of oyster shells. Limestone or equivalent provides calcium, while vitamin D comes from sunlight or cod liver oil. Adequate minerals and sunshine are essential for strong shells and high egg quality, requiring poultrymen to be skilled mineralogists and experts in poultry care.
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Farm Journal
New Egg Mold From Poorly Seasoned Crates Hurts Storage Eggs
A mold grows on egg shells during shipment and cold storage, causing losses to handlers. The mold, linked to unseasoned wood crates, first appears on the shell, spoiling appearance and flavor as it spreads inside. Prevention relies on using well seasoned egg crates.
Disinfect Incubators for Hatch Season
A thorough disinfectant of all incubators and incubator trays is advised before hatching to prevent bacillary white diarrhea in young chicks. Dr. C. C. Lipp of South Dakota State College recommends a carbolic acid solution of 12 tablespoonfuls to a gallon of water, to be applied early.
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Hatchery Tips for Ducks Turkeys and Poults
Ducks and Turkeys can hatch eggs in an incubator by following the manual. Turkey eggs can be hatched artificially but it is not common practice. placing them under hens or turkeys is safer to share risk and provide natural brooding. A starter poult feed uses stale bread soaked in milk squeezed nearly dry.
Castoria Endorsement Sparks Parental Reminder
An old advertisement touts Castoria for children as harmless and effective for soothing infants and aiding sleep. It urges keeping the product on hand not only for emergencies but as a daily aid, highlighting its gentle action and reassurance for parents.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the fast cure for heartburn gas and indigestion. A spoonful in water neutralizes stomach acids and relieves symptoms within five minutes. Available in 25 and 50 cent bottles with doctor recommended status. Some political big guns are described as merely air guns.
Bayer Aspirin Ad Encourages Quick Headache Relief
An advertisement urges readers to take Bayer Aspirin for headaches and pains, advising against prolonged suffering and promoting it as a reliable, heart-friendly remedy suitable for various aches, colds, and periodic discomfort for women. It emphasizes consulting a doctor for underlying causes and supports purchasing Genuine Bayer Aspirin from druggists.
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