Prevent Garlic Flavor In Milk By Simple Herd Plans
Dairy farmers in many states face spring garlic odor in milk from cows feeding on wild onion in pastures. Odor can be reduced by moving cattle to garlic-free fields several hours before milking or feeding hay and silage, or by temporarily fencing off patches. If unavoidable, heat and aerate milk at 140 150 F for 30 60 minutes to remove odor.
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Dairsmen
Ccreauery
Farmers’ Bulletin
GOS
United States Department of Agriculture
Milking Machine Hygiene Warns Farmers Against Neglect
A caution stresses that a single lapse in cleaning milking machine tubes may ruin a dairy’s milk supply for the day and beyond. It urges owners to keep pall cups tents tubes absolutely clean and to remain determined in maintenance.
Detect Good Working Cows in the Herd
Dairymen learn to track individual cow production to identify workers from shirkers. The goal is to spot the loafers and remove them from the milking stable.
Hawk and Weasel Fight Over Hawk’s Meal
While walking through the Geame On estate a keeper spotted a crow and a weasel quarrel over two mice seized by a hawk. The crow and weasel fought to prevent the hawk from making off with the prey, as the hawk clung to its catch amid the contest.
Paisley shawl story ends with 1880 extinction
The Paisley shawl, once highly prized and produced by skilled Scottish weavers, rose to great prosperity and became extinct just over eighty years later. Woven to rival Cashmere patterns, the shawl commanded about S100 and was worn across classes, until fashion shifted and Queen Victoria briefly revived interest during Edward VII's baptism.
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Scothand
Victoria
Edward
Rhodesia Ophir theory sparks biblical age debate
The article discusses Rhodesia as a possible Ophir site with ancient ruins and argues for varied dating from 400 to 2000 years BCE. It cites Milton and biblical links, and considers Havilah as a source rather than Ophir, suggesting Sofala could be Tarshish if correct. It blends archaeology with biblical geography and theory.
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Rhodesia
Ophir
Milton
Michael
Adam
Cambala
Sofala
Congo
Angola
Havilah
Sheba
Arabia
Emaciated Bride Cultural Rite In Java Village
Detroit News reports on Javanese wedding customs where both bride and groom undergo religious instruction and trials before the ceremony. The sound man visits the priest to learn phrases, the groom endures a water-bathing reading of the Koran, and the bride fasts for weeks, losing weight as an emaciated bride is deemed beautiful.
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Vilage
Java
Detroit News
Where the Shah Sits
Description of the Shah of Persia throne noting its immense size and opulence. The white marble seat sits on a platform with fourteen ivory pillars carved as people, covered with gold leaf. A solid gold staircase leads to the platform, highlighting extreme luxury and wealth.
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Persia
One Millionth of an Inch Steel Gauges Made
Steel gauges accurate to a millionth of an inch are produced in quantity at the United States Bureau of Standards. A batch of 33 finished gauges had 32 exact to .000,001 inch and the rest within .000,002 inch, demonstrating the simple yet precise manufacturing method. The gauges are steel discs.
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United States Bureau of Standards
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Embarrassing Doorbell Visit At New House
A reader recalls a mortifying mishap after moving into a new home when a visitor arrives while the narrator is half dressed. The mother introduces the house and awkwardly reveals a closet, exposing the narrator's embarrassment and memory of the moment.
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Mother
Japanese Development and Chamber of Commerce Idea
The Japanese Weekly Chronicle calls the proposed chamber of commerce in Banshin district a remarkable development and a new departure in rural Japan. It notes rising factories and commercial dams prompting village chiefs to explore such a chamber to conduct various investigations.
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Chronicle
Chamber of Commerce
Banshin
Japan
Glorious crowns from God and Paul in Rome
The text reflects on biblical glory, contrasting human fame with divine reward. It notes that outward appearances do not prove glory, citing St Paul in Rome who trusted in a crown of righteousness from God beyond worldly recognition.
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St. Paul
Rome
Untrue Courage Henry Clay Quote
A fragment presents Henry Clay lamenting a courage he does not possess. He contrasts boldness needed to aid his country with personal gain and glory and admits he lacks the nerve to interpose power for the nation's welfare.
Few Finnish Tenant Farmers Reported in Finlands Farm Structure
The farms of Finland remain small with many large estates expropriated by the state under a prewar valuation rule for compensation. The BIH plans financing for purchase by farmer tenants and renters, and estimates show 99.2 percent of Finnish farms are owned outright by farmers.
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Finland
BIH
Wil
Ttis
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Henry Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Rhodesia “Land OF Ophir
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Howard W. Pope
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Christ
Gus
Widman
Sada
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Peter
John
Pauls
Cavel
the Shah
Horeervice
Eastern Shore Gas & Electric Company
Denton, Maryland
Nuttle Milling Company
Chan
Chandler Six
Chandler
Chandler Motor
America
Cleveland
Ohio
Den-Mar Mobile CO
Denton, Md
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland, Ohio
The
Goldsboro Bank
Teane
Nelson Shoe CO
Dr. A. Reed
Ture
W. Lexington St
Baltimore, Maryland
Walter J. Latterefield
Elbert Hubbard
Savings Department
the Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro, Md
Philadelphia
P. B. Coreran
Garford and
Menominee Trucks
Easton, MD
Louis S Knotts
O. C. Hignatt & Co
HM. Richardson
Menton
Williston
Hunt
Brewster
Wai. Croll, Hickman, del
Mellinger
At & Popalag Rlea
Geo
D. Reed
Burrsville
Postoffice
Auditor’s Order
Nist
Henry R. Lewis
J. Gwen Knotts
Assignees
William C. Trice
Ida V. Trice
Mortgagors
Circuit Court For
Caroline County
Equity
Lawrence B. Towers
W. Irving Tilgaman
East New Market
Guernsey
Frank H. Doerr
Hobbs, Md
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