Milk Marketing Plant Problems and Equipment Needs
United States Department of Agriculture outlines key issues for cooperative milk plants including securing adequate milk supply, efficient operation, and effective sales. The bulletin details equipment for small to large plants, related costs, contracts, financing, organization, and distribution methods, with investment estimates per gallon capacity.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
KEEP PUMPKINS ALL WINTER STORAGE
Properly ripened pumpkins and squash with thick rinds stored in a dry 65 degree room or above keep for several months. Gather before hard frost and discard any damaged fruit while leaving stems on. Store on shelves off concrete floors with individual separation to prevent moisture.
Gardening study time for fall and winter
Fall and winter good for reading advanced gardening methods and truck crops for market. State agricultural colleges and departments have published many new bulletins on gardening subjects. Bulletins will be sent free.
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State Agricultural Colleges
Departments of Agriculture
Teach Little Pigs to Eat Early for Better Profit
A small pen allows feeding of piglets with apple parsage sprout ed grains alfalfa meal and separator milk. Early eating aids profits as pigs learn to chew before weaning at about six weeks old. The owner notes no better method than teaching young pigs to eat.
Useful Pig Creep Describe Simple Pig Pen Design
A small pig creep shows a corner pen in the barnyard with an opening large enough for a six week old pig. The trough holds appetizers like apple parings sprouted grains alfalfa meal and warm separator milk. The bottom board is removed creating the entrance while preventing sow access.
Value of Manure Reduced by Straw in Field Tests
Soil and crop experts at Geneva New York completed tests using wheat straw with horse manure. Fresh straw with manure harmed crop growth versus manure alone, and straw plus preservative increased organic matter loss. Acid phosphate in stalls before storage yielded best results for field spreading.
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Geneva
New York
Hogging Down Small Grain Less Profitable For Hogs
A three year Ohio experiment shows hogging rye yields poor returns. Hogs on rye averaged under 0.5 pound daily gain, while corn with tankage and clover pasture produced over 1 pound daily. 473 pounds of rye were needed for 100 pounds of pork, suggesting rye is better sold as cash crop.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Extension Worker Is Help in 2,850 Counties
Over 2,100 of the 2,850 agricultural counties in the United States employ at least one agricultural extension worker who represents the U S Department of Agriculture and the State Agricultural college. They conduct demonstrations of farm and home practices, give advice, and assist with farming matters by visits, correspondence, calls, meetings, and articles in local newspapers.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Alfalfa Preferred Crop For Certain Soils
On heavy fertile well drained lime rich soils free from quack grass alfalfa yields heavier hay per acre and is preferred over sweet clover unless seeding costs are decisive.
Lesson on being a Good Neighbor from Luke ten
A sermon on the Good Samaritan based on Luke 10 25 37 stressing eternal life through love of God and neighbor. It outlines who counts as a neighbor and what true neighborly action means including seeing need compassion personal care and sharing resources.
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Jesus
God
Christ
Tanlac Claims Boost for St. Louis Man
William Magee of 8840 Lafayette Ave Saint Louis Missouri says Tanlac restored his strength and appetite after two years of bladder trouble and fatigue. He reports gaining 30 pounds, sleeping well, and enduring less back pain, praising the medicine as remarkable. Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
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Tanlac
William Magee
Lafayette Ave
St. Louis
Sense of Duty Pursues Us Quote by Daniel Webster
A Daniel Webster quotation declares that duty follows us everywhere and cannot be escaped Neither happiness nor misery rests apart from duty and its obligations whether faced or fled from.
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Daniel Webster
Actor claims mastery of any dialect in a wild manager test
A boastful actor promises flawless dialect range. The manager suggests a French role for a man born in Japan to Irish parents, raised by a Spaniard in Norway, while the scene is Italy and the actor pretends to be Russian to fool a German family.
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Poe
France
Japan
Norway
Italy
Castoria safety warning and Arabian coffee outlook
The item notes Castoria bears its 30 year signature, urging careful use for infants and children. It then reports Yemen's political stabilization boosting the Aden coffee crop, with Consul M. P. Cross stating demand remains strong and prices likely to hold as local supply stays tight.
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Fletcher
Yemen
Arabia
Aden
M. P. Cross
Department of Commerce
Parlor Socialist Sparks Kitchenette Debate
A young woman labeled radical sparks comments from Miss Cayenne who notes a parlor socialist often proves ineffective in practical, homebound politics. The exchange highlights class and ideological tensions in everyday life.
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Miss Cayenne
Cuticura Talcum Powder Ad Promises Alluring Skin
Advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scent for face skin baby and dusting needs. Promotes Cuticura Toilet Trio Soap Ointment Talcum as economical and superior to other perfumes.
Ads in the Sky to Advertise in Paris
Paris will soon see two light pursuit planes flying over the city to write names of cars lotions powders and books in thick black smoke from special apparatus. The sky writing aircraft are described as fast highly maneuverable and designed as an innovative publicity method.
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Dernier Cri
Paris
le Petit Parisien
Kansas City Star
Advertising Advice for Bluing from Red Cross Ball Blue
Reader is urged to tell grocer Red Cross Ball Blue to buy bluing. The ad promises repayment through results and notes that once tried, the product is always used.
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Red Cross
Cradle Robber Quip Sparks hotel corridor tale
In a fragment from the Ashtabule Star a narrator recalls awkward social moments. A hotel room mishap, an off color remark about a cradle robber, and meeting a partner’s father color a humorous vignette about dating missteps and family scrutiny.
The Omnivorous Tramp in the Yard
A humorous note from the Louisville Courier Journal recalls a tramp scrounging a dog biscuit in a front yard. Mr Wombat reports the find to his wife Amanda and they offer their leftover bird seed as a meal.
Family dinner debate over greeting on the phone
At the supper table the family debates greeting styles when answering the phone. Daddy reveals his habit to say the opposite by saying good-by. Sister and brother claim to know his meaning, while mother smiles.
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Daddy
Sister
A Careful Patient Throat Trouble Rest advised
A woman with a long throat ailment grows impatient and argues with her doctor who urges complete vocal rest to cure her. The physician stresses that speaking must stop for healing. The exchange appears in the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Do Not Talk Politics Prefer Lecture Platform Says Senator Sorghum
Senator Sorghum says the art of oratory remains strong with many great speakers. The issue is that many prefer the lecture platform to engaging in politics.
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Oratory
Senator Sorghum
In Nosepaiit Gulch
A fragmentary line from a Western scene warns against fear when a man may reach his hip pocket. The speaker implies a bottle offer and contrasts it with the threat of a gunshot, reflecting tense frontier dialogue.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mrs. Tomsheck
A testimonial from Mrs. Tomsheck praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after childbirth and recovery. She notes improved health and energy, crediting doctors with recommending the remedy for nervous and run down conditions related to women’s ailments. The ad urges other women to try the product.
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Erica
Minnie
Pinkham
Lydia
Reese
Adrith Ee Grois
Lydia E. Pinkham
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