Air power and naval policy dominate Pickard review
Edward W. Pickard surveys Col. William Mitchell’s court martial critique of high command, warnings of unsustainable air defense gaps, and calls for a national defense department plus an aeronautics body. He notes Shenandoah incidents, Baltic bloc tensions, and interparliamentary sessions as part of a shifting security landscape.
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Edward W. Pickard
Col
William Mitchell
Aircraft Board
Army
United States
Witl
Start Bee Year With New Queen For Stronger Honey
Wisconsin College of Agriculture expert G Munn urges beekeepers to begin the year by ensuring every hive has a vigorous Italian queen. Milum notes a young queen boosts colony strength, winter survival, and spring vigor if properly protected and stocked. Emphasizes saving winter stores, bee tight hives, and avoiding honey exposure to prevent robbing. Recommends not extracting frames until well capped and to label and containerize honey for premium sales.
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Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Milum
Savea
Miluz
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Age of Sheep by Teeth Development Across Breeds
Teeth development in sheep begins at fourteen to eighteen months with the middle incisor pair becoming permanent. At twelve months later the adjacent pair changes, followed by the next pairs at shorter intervals. Some fed animals reach full permanent teeth by thirty-six to thirty-eight months and most have a fall mouth before age four. Permanent teeth start broad but wear thinner with age. wear rate depends on grazing. Western sheep may wear teeth to the gums by six years. Merinos live longer and show younger mouths than long wool or Down breeds under care.
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United States
Great Britain
America
Japan
Alaska
Department of National Defense
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Department of Aeronautics
Bald Mitchell
Tole
Ate
Ben and Find
Texell
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Caeuel Mitchell
Ground Corncobs Have Definite Feeding Value
Minnesota station tests show ground corncobs and cornmeal outperformed oat straw. Feeding cob meal alone or with cornmeal yielded good results, while substituting finely ground oat straw was inferior. Feeding corn and ground cobs separately gave just as good results, suggesting definite feeding value for corncobs despite limited studies.
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Minnesota
Profitable to Use High Quality Seed
The farmer seeks higher seed quality as grain grade and price rise with quality. Pure grain is hard to maintain due to pollen drift from grain relatives, especially between nearby varieties. Pure seed costs more, yields heavier, and requires isolated planting and vigilant field management to prevent cross pollination.
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Cora S
Corm
Felda
Plan for More Poultry and Production of Eggs
F A Gougler of the Tennessee Agricultural Association warns that future poultry and egg expansion faces sharp competition. He notes 2,000,000 pounds more dressed poultry in storage this year and 116,066 more egg cases in cold storage than last year, with exports down 450,000 tages. Despite favorable spring production in the Midwest, he doubts a large surge in demand.
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F. A. Gougler
Poultry and Egg Marketing Department
T Tnois Agricultural Association
Gangler
Feeding Dry Cows Based on Body Condition
Guidelines suggest feeding dry cows according to their flesh. If poor flesh, provide abundant feed to gain good flesh before calving. If fair flesh, maintain with a basic ration. Good pasture may suffice. poor pasture requires supplemental forage.
Farm Notes on Seed Wheat and Hog Care
Seed wheat should be treated with copper carbonate to prevent smut. Sanitation is key to preventing hog cholera. The guide explains horse measurements and care practices. It advises not to cut off top growth, wet soils, and mulching rhubarb with manure for winter protection and next year’s crops. Waste apples can supplement hog feed and balance tonnage.
Woman credits Carter's Little Liver Pills for relief
Mita Rich of Brooklyn says persistent bloating, poor appetite, and headaches improved after trying Carter's Little Liver Pills. She reports stomach relief and renewed comfort following use, noting the product as a last resort after other remedies failed. Sales offer included in local notice.
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Mita
Brooklyn
N. Y
Carter
Carters
Yrith Carter
Beret
Sroran
Austrian Bread Prices Trigger Cost of Living Dip
A stray note claims bread price drops in Austria have lowered living costs. It also quotes a proverb about men and heroism, suggesting a man’s priorities shift when a chance to be a hero arises.
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Austria
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