World conference yields cautious gains amid mixed reviews
Senator Borah’s Washington talks with Hoover drew mixed reactions as editors differed on gains from the Paris discussions. The article notes U.S France cooperation on economic remedies, possible reexamination of German reparations, currency stability aims, and a shared sense Europe must seek agreement, while warning Borah’s outspoken stance drew criticism from French papers and Berlin officials.
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Reater Duval
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France
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Young Plan
Dellar
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Versailles
Hungary
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Laval
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Berlin
Washington
Com
Dino Grandi
Dino Lil
Zorelen
Italy
Be In
Signor Grand Toington
Farm Poultry Keeping Tab on Ages of Chicks
The article explains why tracking pullet ages matters for laying house readiness. It advocates sorting birds by age and development, with early maturing pullets preferred. It notes mixing ages hides value differences and suggests pedigree hatching, banding, toe punching, or toe web marks to identify ages.
Poultry House Litter Carrier Improves Labor Use
An Exchange report describes a litter carrier and track system in newer commercial poultry houses. The setup runs from front of driving boards to collect scrapings and can extend to dump into a manure spreader. The system lowers labor by allowing one person to oversee large flocks with minimal effort.
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Senate
Bulley
Ohio
Senator Glass
Virginia
Bulkley
Federal Reserve System
Poultry
Commercal
Care of Ducks in Incubation and Hatching
Guidelines for incubating duck eggs advise 102 degrees in week one and 103 degrees for the rest of the hatch with the thermometer bulb level to the eggs. Sprinkle near machine temperature water in the last ten days. usually peeping begins around day twenty and the machine should be closed unless moisture or emergence issues prompt opening. Obtain incubator manufacturer instructions for best results.
Poultry Husbandry Tips For Efficient Egg Production
The article outlines methods to stabilize poultry operations during variable conditions. It covers selecting breeding hens, dividing pullets into laying units, winterizing houses, and the impact of night feeding on growth. It advises dry-picking over scalding, continuous culling from hatchery through laying periods, and inspecting eggs for dirt color and shell quality to maintain sales value.
Better Varieties of Fruit Needed
Dr A P Hedrick director of the New York state experimental station cites economic issues and calls for more and better fruit varieties plus improved utilization of culls. He notes few varieties are grown across regions, with apples and pears common, and argues against waste from pests and poor orchard practices.
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A. P. Hedrick
New York State
Oni
Sears
America
Euil Fryliay
Remember These Points When Storing Apples
A Wisconsin horticulturist explains winter storage tips for apples. Pick firm sound fruit free from disease and bruises, store in bins or bushels with shade and rain protection, and keep them cool and ventilated at about 32 degrees. Move outdoors apples before hard frosts to a shaded cellar space then store in a cool ventilated cellar with a slatted floor and damp concrete door sprinkled to prevent shriveling.
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Wisconsin
Importance of Pruning in Orchard Work
Pruning ranks as a core orchard practice shaping tree vigor and form. Proper pruning aligns growth with climate and fruit type, influencing production, fruit quality, and ease of cultivation, spraying, and harvesting while preventing hundredfold damage from injudicious cuts.
Imported alfalfa seed coloring rules set by USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture requires color staining on all imported alfalfa seed to show origin. South American seed must be 10 percent orange red, Africa and Turkestan 10 percent red, Canada 1 percent iridescent violet, and all other imports 1 percent green.
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United Stated Department of Agriculture
Pfoadern Taw
South America
Africa
Turkestan
Canada
Clover Yield Tests in Okmulgee County
Bitty plots of sweet clover laid out under different fertilizer treatments by B D Wilson in cooperation with the county agent show good growth on all plots treated with lime and phosphate. Adding recalylog fertilizer with limestone produced the heaviest growth.
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B.D. Wilson
Okmulgee County
Oklahoma
Al Too Laughs Amid Baby Talk Exchange
A back and forth exchange involves Al Too commenting on a baby’s phrases saying cute things and a retort stressing a desire for silence. The dialogue centers on the humor and tension of casual baby talk between the speakers.
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