New Stock of Comfort Shoes Arrives for Women
Just received 150 pairs of Comfort Shoes for women in all sizes with plain and flannel lined options. Shoes feature soft flexible soles and promise absolute comfort with prices at 2.00 and 1.75, plus special values on children and ladies styles.
Treatment for injured udders from Hoard's Dairyman guidance
A. J. Vandervort notes most udder wounds are superficial and heal with favorable conditions. severe cases show hot, sore, swollen areas and blood streaks in milk. Treatments include hot water poultices, woolen cloths, soothing ointments, and careful, non aggressive care to avoid gland damage.
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A. J. Vandervort
Hoard
The Scientific Turkey of Amaziah Botts
Amaziah Botts claims a turkey raised on scientific methods, by Alphabet Snoggins’ system, grew huge and flew away from a college farm ten years ago. A huckster bought it, but the bird’s astonishing size and a loud gobble terrified the faculty. Botts later suspects the huckster who watched the sky is the same man passing through town.
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Amaziah Botts
Lafayette Allen
Lemuel Tidsworth
Lemuel
J. Pierpont Morgan
Amaziah
Snoggins
W. A. M. H. Snoggins
Gobbler
Huckster
Sol
Th’ College
Nadly
Am'zi
Live Stock on the Farm and Its Profitability
The Kan sas Farmer argues livestock provides a market for home grown roughness and brings cash for waste. It rejuvenates soil and enables long term farming on the same land. Livestock and its products will stay expensive and offer steady profits for farmers who keep stock.
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Kansas
Corn Belt
Silage for Beef Feeding at Purdue Experiment Station
Professor F G King reports the best fattening ration for winter cattle at Purdue uses all corn and corn silage, 2 1/2 pounds cottonseed meal per 1000 pounds of steer, and a small amount of dry roughage such as clover hay or oats straw. Steers on this mix show higher average profit than other feeds, while those without dry roughage gain cheaper but not as finish as the mixed ration.
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Purdue Experiment Station
F. G. King
Harvest Home Celebration Marys and Maids in the Cart
The poem portrays a rural harvest procession with youths, horses and dress in white linen. Laughter, shouting and dancing surround a decorated cart as farm laborers celebrate the gathering of crops and abundance, culminating in blessings and songs.
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Lorch
Robert Herrick
Turkey appears on menu for several days in row
An old turkey features repeatedly on a restaurant menu across Friday to Monday. Lunch croquettes mix white and dark meat, Saturday offers a salad, and Sunday highlights turkey consommé, before the bird’s course ends with a gore filled finale.
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