Global economic signs boost US markets and industry
A sweep of reports notes cheaper credit, lower federal rates, and rising production across autos, electric gear, aircraft, and rayon as public works and cooperative housing programs promise jobs. Religious figures join protests against Soviet atheism while global unrest and political shifts draw attention from Rome to Washington.
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Franco-Trulian dead breaks as Briand hails talks
A report notes a breakthrough claim after talks between Briand and MacDonald at London aimed at restoring naval parity and reviving the five power conference. Briand states a plan to implement rapid, decisive measures to push the conference toward a conclusion amid renewed optimism.
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Bouquets and Flowered Chiffons Dominate Spring Fashion
Julia Bottomly reports on Couture opening trends featuring bouquets for evening gowns, flowered hats, and accessories. Artificial flowers outline necklines, back decollete, and waistlines. flowered chiffons display water color like prints and bold motifs. Sleeves revive vintage romance as feminine style prevails.
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Milk ropiness from contamination and sanitation remedies
Spring outbreaks of ropy milk arise from bacterial contamination mainly via surface water and sometimes food. Clean cows and sterilize utensils to prevent contamination. steaming or boiling water can sterilize, with steaming preferred though facilities may be lacking.
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Cow Test Associations Boost Profits for Dairy Farmers
The cow testing associations answer whether cows profit above feed costs. Records show average herds produce over 9,000 pounds per cow yearly under average conditions, with many cows yielding profits from $150 to $350 annually. If surplus stock exists and tests show 4000 pounds of milk 350 pounds of fat and $180 profit above feed cost, such cows command good prices, possibly covering membership costs.
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Dairy Ration Tips For Winter Feeding Of Cattle
The guide stresses legume hay and silage for dairy cows in winter. Legume hay foundation supports bull condition, rich in minerals and vitamins. Alfalfa hay tops yield and value. cows consume about two tons annually. Feed roughage to match grain type and proportions, using alfalfa sweet clover or soy silage, and feed silage immediately after milking to avoid off flavors.
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