Dairy Profits Rise As Western Canada Modernizes
A Alberta Department of Agriculture report for 1918 highlights steady dairy growth across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba with 9.1 million pounds of butter and rising cheese output. Prices to producers climbed 75 percent over four years, creameries and cheese factories expand, and strong demand draws buyers from all regions.
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Alberta Department of Agriculture
Canada
Edmonton
Calgary
Lacombe
Manitoba
the &Iles
Rts
Curman
Sakatchewan
West
Western
Just Her Salary
You are worth your weight in gold says the enameered youth a taunt from a movie tar. The dialogue mocks flattery as the scene shifts to a comic exchange about health ads and a dove tinted note. A pigeon-house gag ends the fragment.
Campaign to Eliminate Scrub Bulls Uses Purebred Sires in Wisconsin
Wisconsin farmers press a state-wide drive to replace scrub bulls with purebred sires. Brown County Cow Testing Association reports 12 cows qualified for production with daughters of purebred sires, six from a single sire. Five best herds use purebreds. five poorest use scrub sires. Purebred herds average 85 pounds more fat per cow. Eight members bought purebred sires last year.
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Unite States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Brown County
Keeping dairy cows on farm for steady income and labor balance
C I Staples of Louisiana State University urges farmers to keep dairy cows to offset drawbacks of a single crop system. Cows provide a steady cash income, utilize rough seeds, and offer near negligible feed costs. For farmers with a good dairy market dairying is profitable, weather resistant, soil building, and provides year round employment.
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C. I. Staples
Louisiane State University
Mr. Staples
Better Farm Butter Through Careful Methods
Dairy specialists say adopting careful milk handling and cream processing will reduce trouble in home butter production and yield a superior product. The butter can be sold more easily and at a higher price than average farm butter.
Dairy Herd Is Foundation For Stock Farmers
The dairy herd forms the foundation for the stock farmer and for those who keep several kinds of stock. Skimmed milk lowers the cost of raising calves pigs and lambs, but without it substitutes are costly and unsatisfactory. Keep the dairy cows and add the others.
Roughage and Grain Mixes for Feeding Dairy Cows
The guide lists roughage options for dairy cows such as clover or alfalfa hay. Typical grain rations include 200 pounds corn and cob meal plus 100 pounds ground oats and 100 pounds gluten feed, or 250 pounds corn and cob meal with 100 pounds wheat bran and 100 pounds gluten feed.
Gonalderation of Package in Butter Fl Arenes
A cryptic note describes a package containing butter fl ar enes requiring careful consideration. The text reads like fragmented OCR with unclear context and entities. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are identifiable.
Vagaries of Evening Dress Reflect Postwar Fashion Surge
Postwar fashion rush brings opulent gowns as American women swap wartime restraint for elegant displays. Ostrich feather fans, long satin or georgette gowns, and silver lace brocade appear in wardrobes. Worth of Paris credits ornate pieces with black jet beading, sash or tulle veils, and studded shoulders highlighting a corsetless silhouette.
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Worth
Paris
Printed Georgette Blouses Offer Delicate Style and Ease
The article describes printed georgette blouses with simple, elegant designs ideal for amateurs. It highlights fabrics, patterns, and finishing touches such as crystal beads, decorative sashes, and intricate seams.
Household tips and crafts from a bygone kitchen guide
A fragment of domestic instruction offers advice on cleaning methods, party treats, and home organization. It covers making edible decorations with animal crackers, clever butter servings, wallpaper cleaner recipes, fabric care tips, and a meditation on lasting love rooted in a poem.
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Jess
Dessert Ideas From Custards To Creams In A Vintage Recipe
A nostalgic Kitchen phantom of sweet courses describes chocolate junket with milk and cocoa, orange cream with gelatin and citrus juice, and apple trifle with gelatin sets. The piece highlights rich toppings, whipped creams, and decorative serving methods for dessert variety.
Woman credits Lydia Pinkham remedy for avoiding operation
Mrs A W Binzer of Black River Falls Wisconsin says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her organic troubles and saved her from surgery after doctors in Eau Claire recommended an operation. She urges other women with inflammation ulceration displacement backache nervousness or irregularities to try the remedy and write the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eau Claire
A. W. Binzer
Inventions on Fat Storage and Energy Use
Fragmentary notes describe magnets and body fat storage as protection against injury and a fuel reserve. It mentions fats stored in adipose tissue and a raised window shade device by an inventor with a patent.
Air-fhowers Blockade Threatens Aerial Limousine Access
In coming years experts warn that air-fhowers could impede aerial limousine routes and complicate city transit planning. Officials review proposed separations and new flight paths to maintain smooth air mobility amid evolving skyline infrastructure.
Auto-intoxication and the call for a purging laxative
The piece describes self-poisoning symptoms from auto-intoxication including sleepiness after meals dizziness acidity of the stomach and offensive breath. It recommends castor oil or Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets made from May-apple aloes and jalap to cleanse the system.
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