Long Keeping Milk Shows Paciflc Contest Success
A United States Department of Agriculture report describes shipments from Los Angeles to Chicago where cream and milk remained sweet and in perfect condition 15 to 18 days after production. It credits sanitary handling and rapid cooling, noting insulated packaging and occasional re-icing. The article links such results to dairy education and local contests across Pacific coast states, and contrasts with ordinary milk which spoils sooner. It also includes religious reflections and moral anecdotes interspersed with the dairy analysis.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Los Angeles
Chicago
Paciflc
Portland
Oregon
Minneapolis
United States
Panama
Europe
Favor One Story Buildings in Dairy Plants
A survey by the United States Department of Agriculture shows dairy plants handling more than 100 but less than 3,000 gallons daily are best in one or two-story buildings. Two story facilities require more labor, while most plants with over 1,000 gallons use two stories or less. few exceed three stories.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Diairy Division
Bureau of Animal Industry
J. HL. Clendaniel
Willys
Overland
Balanced ration for cows aids New York dairy farmers
A dairy cow ration used by New York farmers combines 200 pounds ground oats 200 pounds gluten 100 pounds cottonseed meal with some corn fodder. Despite nutrition value, costs rise, prompting price comparisons and adjustments for cheapest feeds.
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New York
Child learns alphabet with favorite letter O
A mother tests Baby Jack Woerner who points to facial features and nearly reads the alphabet after practice. The child, son of Mrs. OAL Woerner Jin, enjoys tracing letters and identifies the letter O as his favorite, prompting the humorous moment described in the Indianapolis News.
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Suata Cleus
Jack Woerner
Oal Woerner
Indianapolis News
United States notes best in world say experts
An article recalls how Central and South American nations adopted U S style banknotes after failed attempts with Austrian French German and British notes. It notes Brazil Brazil Brazil Brazil, and credits American notes with superior protection against counterfeiting and widespread adoption.
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Central
South America
France
Stazil
United States
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