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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
7
A depiction of Queen Hamanyah as a sovereign ruler by wit and sword over a large Sierra Leone area. Her warriors have subdued neighboring tribes and she grows wealth through trade with whites. A huge ivory tusk ornament marks her status.
An article describes a trophy crafted of solid gold set on a granite pedestal, realistically carved to depict ocean waves. The trophy is intended for Niger ies most thomatic bathing girl at the city pageant festivities in Atlantic City.
A student recalls a dinner table moment where a Scottish professor mocked a stutter. The professor told Mary she could stutter fine but needed lessons in proper dialect for a better initiation, causing a tense, awkward exchange during the meal.
Bobby and his sister ride a train with their mother. The little girl points to a lake and a river while Bobby struggles to name the water features correctly, exclaiming that it’s not a lake but a “keep-on-going.”
The article explains three electrode vacuum tubes functioning as amplifiers and rectifiers, detailing how grid voltage variations affect plate current, the importance of the straight-line portion of the characteristic curve, and how saturation and distortion occur in radio receivers. It distinguishes radio frequency and audio frequency amplifiers and notes how multiple tubes can multiply apparent signal strength.
In Muncie Indiana bacon was fried by a radio current. Gifford Pinchot thanks radio for support in gaining voters. A Chicago inventor claims a radio device enables spirit communication. Portland requests funds for police radio receivers and equipped cars. Lord Northcliffe predicts radio will transform journalism like the linotype.
A lambing-off demonstration in La Porte County Indiana showed strong profits last year. An 80 acre corn and soy bean field yielded 800 lambs bought at 6.65 per hundred pounds and sold at 10.25 per hundred, netting 866 dollars. The 6 acre bean plot with inoculated seed outperformed uninoculated areas, and a third such demonstration is planned on the same farm.
At Beltsville Maryland experiment farm eight gilts eight sows to compare peanut fed mothers with hardening feed pigs. Sesn lard types Tamworth and Poland China used. Pigs grown on peanut ration then hardened. some slaughtered to assess carcass quality and whether peanut feeding affects fat uptake.
The text asserts clean water is a necessity for all swine and that lack of water discourages growth, noting hogs wander in search of a drink when thirsty. It stresses water availability as critical to livestock health and development.
The article advises feeding livestock where the feed is produced to avoid extra costs from hauling. It notes that moving feed by trucks or railroads raises expenses, and recommends local feeding to minimize costs.
Growing cattle for the market hinges on calf quality and conformation. No amount of feeding can overcome breeding mistakes or poor form.
Some breeders report success with self feeding sows during the suckling period. Experiments suggest this practice yields better results than band feeding, potentially improving sow performance and piglet outcomes.
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