Baby Beef: Registered Hereford Breeding for Profitable Yearlings
United States Department of Agriculture outlines baby beef advantages and breeding criteria. Emphasizes cows with beef blood, 900 pounds plus, dairy balance, and early maturity. highlights strong beefy bulls and calf quality. Discusses pasture capacity, herd size for carload marketing, and optimal finishing strategies.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
Sour skim milk for calves in summer
A Department of Agriculture study finds calves gain as rapidly on sour skim milk in summer as on sweet milk, easing summer feeding costs. Trials with 22 Holstein, Jersey, and Guernsey calves show no digestive issues or disease from sour milk, though calves prefer sweet milk and dislike it when served cold.
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Department of Agriculture
Jerseys
Guernseys
Crude oil better than market dips for hog lice
Ray Gatewood of Kansas State Agricultural College says crude oil not only kills hog lice but also removes nuts, softens skin, and brightens hair. He notes many dips on the market are used, but crude oil yields more satisfactory results, especially when applied by driving hogs into a cemented pen and spraying with a ordinary sprinkler can.
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Ray Gatewood
Kansas State Agricultural College
Training Men to Do Uncle Sam s Naval Fighting
About 8 200 men are being fitted at Great Lakes Illinois for naval defense at the training station. Chief petty officers coach in a college camp style with Lieut John Philip Sousa directing a band of 242 musicians. Plans aim to train upward of 20 000 men, with Camp Paul Jones sheltering 5 000, as the station grows into the world s largest naval training center.
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Great Lakes
Ill
United States Naval Training Station
John Philip Sousa
C. G. Smith
University of Michigan
W. A. Moffett
Navy Department
Moffett
Congress
Paul Jones
Michigan
Missouri
Navy
Middle West
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
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Iowa
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Lake Michigan
United States Navy
Camp Pan Jones
Helen Keller Seizes Moment With Navy Volunteers
The scene shifts to a station where gifts arrive and are personally distributed by Helen Keller. She notes the volunteers’ readiness as each man feels a personal duty to prove himself, amid the formation of the American battle fleet.
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Marine Corps
Germans Desert Army in Droves Described by Special Correspondent
Special dispatch from The Hague reports large scale German desertions on the Dutch border. Soldiers flee famine and war weariness, with many crossing into Dutch soil after clashes with German rearguards. A Russian general escaped from seven camps, warning of brutal treatment, while Dutch officers observe German discipline and camaraderie across the frontier.
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W. J. L. Kiehl
Chicago Daily News
Hague
Holland
Cadsand
Bruges
Belgium
Germany
Maastricht
Leutenants
Von 8
Berlin
Mother's Pies Delight Marines Says Cleveland Youth
Art Lippert, a Cleveland youth serving in the Marine Corps, writes home that the food is good but mothers pies would fetch about 20 to 26 dollars and taste like a million dollars to him, praising home baking amid service duties.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Marine Corps
Art Lippert
Service
Mother
Fussed Up Her Hair In Divorce Petition
The filing alleges Steve Puss fussed up her hair and showed a bundle to friends to prove he was victorious at the ball, as stated in Elyria court papers.
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Elyria
de Puss
Steve Puss
Swedish Drill Sparks Mock War Time Complaint
In a military training center a tall wiry recruit and a short podgy partner endure Swedish drill. One man struggles and mutters he cannot take more. He protests to the drill sergeant, joking that he never knew the nation was at war with Sweden.
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Sweden
Cuticura heals sore hands and free samples offered
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for rapid healing of sore hands with a hot water soak, Ointment rub, and tissue removal. It offers free samples by mail from Cuticura, Boston. A brief anecdote from The Christian Herald about a mother and daughter eating strawberries illustrates a light domestic moment.
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Cuticura
Dept. Boston
Prospective Bride Debates Salary and Entertaining Plans
A potential groom offers four thousand dollars a year as his salary. The prospective bride questions whether she could live on that, noting she would need to entertain after marriage. The exchange highlights differing expectations about income and social duties.
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