Edgeworth Tobacco Sample Offer Promotes Fancy Pipe Use
The ad invites pipe smokers to sample Edgeworth tobacco via free samples mailed by Larus & Brother Co. It frames the fancy pipe as a social ritual and promises ready rubbed and plug slice options, asking readers to send name and address to Richmond, Virginia. It also offers prepaid cartons to retailers if their jobber cannot supply Edgeworth.
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Edgeworth
Uncle Sam
Larus& Brother Co
South 21St Street
Richmond
Virginia
Edgeworth, Larus & Mother Company
Model paddock displays at Eastern States expo
Clubs from thirteen states will display cooperative practices guided by the Department of Agriculture and state colleges. Forty demonstration teams from 18 states will illustrate club work with judged exhibits, medals, and ribbons awarded. A Barnyard model paddock and Miss Farley’s farm showcase stock, dairy cows, sheep, pigs, and poultry with a radio link at Camp Vall.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Elizabeth Farley
Amherst
Mass
Miss Farley
Miss Warley
Camp Vall
More lime to help clover, says Ithaca college
The State Agricultural College at Ithaca reports clover that does not come well is often hindered by lack of lime. Other causes include winter killing of southern seed, inadequate drainage, and too heavy seeding of the nurse crop.
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State Agricultural College
Ithaca
Fletcher
Tools Required in Garden Care
The article argues that garden work feels tedious due to inadequate equipment. With proper tools and timely care, gardening becomes a pleasure rather than a chore, improving efficiency and enjoyment for the gardener.
Plans for Eradication of Tuberculosis in Cattle and Hogs
Leading Chicago packers propose a premium of 10 cents per hundred pounds for hogs from TB free accredited counties and farms. The Hartford conference endorsed the area testing plan as most economical, aiming for a nationwide TB free “white spot” in each state, with future conferences expected.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Hartford
Conn
Chicago
New England
Drive Wagon Close to Crib in Sloped Basement Barn
In a Farm Journal note by D. R. Van Horn of Nebraska, several bins in a basement barn were hard to reach due to a sloped ground and a silo at one end. The fix was leveling the slope and laying concrete with wheel grooves that guide the wagon, enabling the wheels to be drawn toward the barn once started in the grooves.
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D. R. van Horn
Nebraska
Farm’ Journal
Better Laws Against Dogs
The United States Department of Agriculture notes most state dog laws protecting sheep are poorly planned or enforced. Improved enforcement, even of weaker laws, may better conserve flocks. Dogs deter investment in sheep farming, posing a larger industry setback than direct damages.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Time To Cut Sweet Clover In North Dakota Trials
First crop of sweet clover suffers when cut too low. Cutting plants to 12 to 14 inches yields a strong second crop, according toNorth Dakota experiment station results from 194d. Second growth comes from the stem buds at branch angles, and removing all branches hinders new growth. Lower branches allow a higher first cut without killing the plants.
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North Dakota
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