Cheese as staple food in Europe and the American diet
A column by Miss Rubyn Chinn for the National Dairy Council extols cheese as a nutritious economical staple. It highlights cheese’s protein mineral and fat benefits, urges Americans to spend more on cheese, and offers winter dish ideas like cheese souffle cheese toast and a cheese omelette with simple recipes.
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Rubyn Chinn
National Dairy Council
America
Switzerland
France
Germany
Sweden
Italy
Sherman
Columbia University
Farmers Face War on Livestock Parasites
Dr. M. C. Hall of the U S Department of Agriculture warns the battle against animal parasites is real and ongoing. He urges sanitation, pasture management, quarantine of new stock, and rapid veterinary consultation to prevent widespread losses and protect meat wool and leather production.
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M. C. Hall
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wal
Iodine Prevents Big Neck In Cattle Herds
A dairy herd may suffer calf goiter from iodine-poor feed. Begin iodine supplementation when pregnancy is suspected, continue until calving. Feed as potassium or sodium iodide dissolved in water, sprinkling a tablespoonful weekly per cow. Source: Weibel Mill Company.
Fresh Air and Education Across Nations in Old Posts
A garbled Gary Post-Tribune column laments winter illness from influenza and colds, notes work absences harming industry, and urges fresh air and exercise. It shifts to social views on Russia’s schools, praising liberalization and future gains, then quotes a journalist about trust and secrets, and ends with local oddities and a flour sale warning.
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Nature
Gary Post-Tribune
Lamber face modern substitutes and railroads' soft cores
The piece notes Lamber supplanted by substitutes in building, rivals from radio alliances forming, artificial leather replacing feather in upholstery, and optimism about indefinite growth. It recalls Davies Warfield's will funding an aged institution, warns overprotective wildlife laws, rising costs and gas bills, a New York warning to girls about cash and attire, and social attitudes about alimony and church forms.
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Lamber
Ao Far Ag
Davies Warfield
Seaboard
Topeka
Quail Fed Daily by Farmer Near Elgin
A local farmer Jos Habegerot east of Elgin feeds a covey of quail each day, making them as tame as chickens. The birds prove valuable to farmers as they help control pests and feed the farm economy, though a cat attacked the flock once.
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Jos Habegerot
Juatouth
Elgin
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Schumacher
Russia
Gome
Emile Gaurreu
Rman Og
Lerowd
Dan
Droukas
Sarrow
Seal of Minnesota
Rio Grande
The
Boston Transcript
Mexico
United States
New York
Japan
Munyon
Manyon
Adios
Falb’s Meat Market
Iowa
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