The Right Bull For Your Dairy Herd
Selection of a sire can make the success or failure of your attempts to make dairying profitable. Editor's note this is another story in a series by Dr. L. D. Le Gear, V.5S., of St. Louis Missouri. The full series will appear in this paper. Readers are urged to read and clip for future reference.
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National Dairy and Poultry Authority
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The Bull as a Key in Dairy Herds and Co operative Buying
A historical view discusses the bull's role in dairy farming from genetics to breeding choices. It explains sire impact on milk and butterfat, warns about relying on dam records, and highlights cooperative bull associations that pool resources to secure pure bred bulls, rotate sires to avoid inbreeding, and cost efficiently use bulls during their peak years.
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Co-Operative Bull Association
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Mabel Armstrong Leaves Baltimore for Ocean City Vacation
Miss Mabel Armstrong of Crisfield Maryland departs from Curtiss-Wright Airport in Baltimore for a week’s vacation in Ocean City New Jersey as the Eastern Shore winner of the J W Crook Stores Co Vacation Club Contest. She will return by air to Baltimore Sunday July 27.
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Depend Upon One Another in City Growth
A civic essay argues rich and poor depend on each other and a town’s success rests on local merchants and citizens. It urges buying local, saving dollars at home, and uniting for communal advancement. The piece leads into film items and notes Universal’s King of Jazz at the Capital Theatre with Lang, Chiles, Rose, and Statler.
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Electric Refrigerator For The Masses Priced At 157.50
A new low price electric refrigerator at 157.50 is on display at M K Newnam Frigidaire dealer showroom. The unit is gray porcelain on steel with a cold control for faster freezing and 2.5 square feet of shelf space. It includes a surplus power unit for hot weather or entertaining and features a semi rigid ice cube tray.
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Local Social Notes Mention Family Visits and Pic Nic Call
Adams Cross Roads Mrs Earle Robinson and her mother Mrs John Adams plus sister Edna spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Slaughter s Beach. Herman and Thurman Fountain stay at Bowers Beach with Sadie De vore and Blanche Stetler. Those interested in a pic nic please attend Bloomery Church Sunday at 10 am. Billy Doty of Baltimore visits Mr C W Adams for a couple of weeks. Marie Parker spent the weekend with Helen and Bess Liden of Federalsburg.
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Baltimore
C. W. Adams
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Bess Liden
Federalsburg
Milk as Milk Evaporated Milk Studied for Infant Formula
A magazine caption claims all milks are the same. An Archives of Pediatrics article by Marriott and Schoenthal finds unsweetened evaporated milk nutritionally equivalent to pasteurized milk, suitable for normal and sick infants, especially premature or gastro intestinal distressed, with steril purity and uniform composition. It urges physician guidance before using any processed milk for infants.
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Ludwig Schoenthal
The
Archives of Pediatrics
Favorite passages from Booth Tarkington novel excerpt
The text presents a religious passage listing the Beatitudes from Matthew 5 3 12 as included in a Booth Tarkington inspired or adapted work. It notes blessed are the poor mourners meek and merciful and more, ending with rejoice and be glad for great is your reward in heaven.
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Adapt Architecture to Local Style in America
Architect Walter Kuhnham argues American architecture cannot adopt a single national style due to vast regional differences. He cites New England brick and red walls, Southwest Spanish-influenced forms, and conservative Boston industrials, urging designs to be appropriate to place, climate, and materials while maintaining clean lines and functional beauty.
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Rot-Proof Woods and Decay Resistant Trims Explored
The article discusses decay resistant wood types for exterior trims including pine chestnut cedar redwood and spruce. It notes softer woods like white wood and redwood suit trim work while other woods such as biasawond whitewood and SWOT iim are favored for their stability and finish.
Reformatted: Natural Gas and Automobiles Standoff
The text discusses natural gas as an automotive fuel, noting compression needs and weight from steel cylinders. It argues that compressed gas would require significant weight and infrastructure, comparing energy content to gasoline and highlighting the scale of compression required.
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Color Sense in Fish
The bureau of isheyies notes fish distinguish colors though exact color perception vs human vision remains unknown. It is safe to say fish can distinguish more than one color.
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Isheyies
How to Fit In Fit and Accommodate Thyself to Thy Estate
Quote from Marcus Aurelius on fitting into one’s estate. Emphasizes adapting to events and loving the people one must share life with. Reflects stoic counsel on acceptance and sincere affection.
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Marreus Aurellus
Happy Endings Lost in Modern Storytelling
Newcastle Courter notes that many stories no longer end with a tidy happy marriage. He laments the shift away from the traditional “married and wed happily ever after” conclusion, questioning what has happened to such endings in contemporary narratives.
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