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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
17
The Daily Mail reports Julian Huxley at Oxford making progress on aging cures and sex determination in frogs. Achievements include tadpoles becoming frogs in three weeks, restoring flatworms, and steering eye sex to yield 90 percent males.
The orator laments long quiet on battlefronts while an ex-soldier quips that peacetime life remains undisturbed, noting even plumbers are not bothered by revelry as shells no longer shriek. The scene unfolds in a Home Sector discussion of enduring peace.
A fat couple boards a sleeping car at New York’s Pennsylvania Station. The woman takes the lower berth and the man the upper. With help, the man reaches the loftier bed as the car quiets. Late night the train sits beside a hog car and its noises draw groans from the sleeper above.
An Ohio inventor started a school to train workers in tree surgery. Graduates gain employment with the company after completing the course. The work is scientific, well paid, and offers wholesome outdoor life for boys, as described in Boys' Life.
Data from 38 582 dairy cows across 110 cow testing associations show larger cows surpassing smaller ones in milk and butterfat production. Average annual milk per cow was 0.64 pounds and butterfat production averaged 246 pounds, with results indicating higher yield linked to size.
United States dairy leaders urge members of cows testing associations to cull their poorest cows or raise profitability through improved feeding and handling practices. The guidance targets efficiency in herds and better economic returns for producers.
Experiments by the Bureau of Animal Industry, United States Department of Agriculture, show phosphorus and calcium compounds raise milk quantity and fat content. Phosphorus deficiency harms milk secretion and calf growth, while adding soluble phosphate to deficient rations remedies the issue. The work continues.
The article traces how dairy cattle moved from judging by appearance to data driven methods. Herd records, scales, Babcock test and milk cost changed valuation, turning opinion into measured production.
A five year old answers a kindly old man asking if she is her mother's only girl. She replies yes while declaring the others are boys.
An advertisement extols a woman's distinct charm from delicate perfume and advises a Cuticura regimen of hot bath, cleanser, and talcum powder for clear skin. The copy also includes sample dialogue praising Maude as open and hard to silence.
A historical note on calf meal composition stresses easily digested ingredients and cost efficiency. Typical components include corn meal flour riddlings ground rice barley malt coconut meal linseed meal cottonseed meat blood flour blood meal and skim milk products with skin milk powder deemed expensive but beneficial in some recipes.
Land not suitable for cultivation can be used for pasture for dairy cows. When cows graze on good pasture and alfalfa, a wide variety of meal is required. There never was a time when it was more necessary to weed out the borders in a dairy herd.
A fragment from the Yale Record highlights standout student figures and notable moments. The entry showcases spirited campus culture and rising profiles among peers.
Advertisement promoting Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder for shoes and foot baths. Claims to ease corns bunions and foot soreness with instant relief for tired swollen tender feet. Sold everywhere and urges not to accept substitutes.
A humorous exchange mocks a young boarder trying an invention to block party lines from subscribers. The joke centers on annoyance with devices that hinder others from listening in on conversations.
A social exchange shows Mrs Torkins aiming to economize at the table while guarding Charley’s downtown lunches. A remark notes the practice of using Human Eye Bak sam at night for tired eyes. A playful jab calls James a honeybug for his bee enthusiasm amid tales of wealth and tax.
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