Critics Aid Dairy Industry Boosts Milk Production and Safety
A summary of United States Department of Agriculture findings shows tuberculin testing and the removal of diseased cattle have raised milk output and consumption. From 1917 to 1922, 175000 tuberculous cattle were destroyed, with 1921 milk production near 9 billion pounds, and hundreds of towns adopting tuberculin testing rules, boosting public confidence and milk orders.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Surprise Milk Contests Improve City Dairies Says USDA
Surprising milk contests organized by the United States Department of Agriculture have spurred dairy dealers in several Western cities to improve milk quality. Bacterial counts and scores rose in Long Beach Cullf Las Vegas Silver side Los Angeles Portland Seattle and more as tests showed better quality milk and higher scores. Dealers dislike surprises as results are published locally and customers respond to improved products.
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United Britey Department of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
Long Beach
Cullf
Iilverside
Calif
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Iocal
Destroy Canada thistle by deep plow and crop rotation
The Canada thistle spreads by roots and seeds and requires heavy effort to eradicate. Begin by preventing seed development, plow deeply after harvest to bring roots to the surface, and disk with fall cultivation. A three year rotation of grain, clover, and a cultivated crop completes the knockout plan.
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University
Mistakes in Beef Cattle Profit and Management
The article argues beef cattle are misused when treated like dairy operations. It warns profit hinges on proper management, labor, equipment, and feeding, noting dairy-style failures could occur in beef enterprises without suitable adjustments.
Bird of the Sea Described by Forester Magazine
The article notes that they are found inland only after being driven from migratory routes by storms or habitat changes. It likens the large bird to a goose in size and describes its swift, dramatic dives to salt the fish, highlighting their remarkable wing speed and hunting behavior.
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Gaonneta Sri
American Forestry Magazine
Stagnation and talk spark debate among conference attendees
Senator Sorghum argues that breaking monotony yields benefit. He notes conferences gave people purpose, places to go, and topics to discuss, reflecting on the value of lively discourse.
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Sorghum
Law of the permanent level sparks Royal Academy notice
A Latavia high school pupil Van Erpecum inspired Dr Van Deventer to share a simple physics observation with Professors Van der Wails and Zeeman, leading to a proposed term and discussion at the Royal Academy of Amsterdam about a possible permanent level phenomenon observed when water and floating ice interact in a sealed container. The report notes a broader miscellany of science and ads interwoven with the page.
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van Erpecum
Latavia
van Deventer
von Deventer
van der Wails and
Zeeman
Royal Academy of Amsterdam
Notable Struggle Sees Ailing Man Slant to Politics
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge reports Newt Spraddie improving slowly while deteriorating in manners. An acquaintance recalls an incident when an Hon. allegedly toppled him from his wagon without a cordial handshake, fueling talk of opposing the Glorious Old Party despite danger to his health.
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Newt Spraddie
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City
Plans for the Future by Marjorie Itniubeau
The Boston Transcript quotes Marjorie Itniubeau outlining her philosophy My plans for the future are to do what I must do and dream about the things I should like to do She stresses duty first and personal aspirations second in a reflective comment on life and goals.
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Marjorie Itniubeau
Boston Transcript
Sweeping Is Right in Fashion as Skirts Return
A brief fashion note observes the long skirt regaining favor across society. The piece humorously adds that soup will begin sweeping the nation alongside the trend, implying widespread adoption and lighthearted enthusiasm.
Alfalfa Crop of Many Uses
Alfalfa serves as a highly valued forage crop in the United States with wide feeding use and easy handling when ground into meal. While some claim medicinal properties, experts note no special medicinal value and emphasize its role as a versatile forage and soil improver, best suited for longer rotations on most farms.
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United States
Color grading program for extracted honey
United States Department of Agriculture collects honey samples from beekeepers nationwide to establish reliable color grades. A new spectrophotometer will be used in the effort, with technicians from the department and the division of grades and standards of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics coordinating the work.
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Progen
W.l.douglas
Moon's
Women’ S& Boye
Bhoon Yfa
Ian
Root
W. L. Douglan
Tanekoown
Anton
Howe
Xervica
Itaronaa
Dougina
Handiat
Nsa
L. Douglas
Douglar
Dowglas
Bocansa
Spark
Brockton
W.l.dauglag Shoes
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricuitorista
Butea
A Union of Interest to Women
A brief ad-like piece touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as helping ailing housewives with nervous spells and fatigue. It cites letters from Horatio Arkansas, Reading Pennsylvania, and New Orleans praising regained health and ability to work, urging others to try the remedy.
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Ydla E. Pinkham
Horatio
Ark
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Mrs. Am Rerrice
Oratio
Arkansas
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
IGN
Derbigny St
Lo. J
Gloomy J Fuller Quips on a Common Strain in Poets
Fragmented remarks imitate old stock quotes with humorous misreadings about Tennyson and poets. The piece cites J Fuller Gloom joking that a famed poet once climbed a roof with guitars to show a view, sparking a mistaken chase by cow and child, reflecting on bardic conceit.
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Oir J. Fuller
Tham
Tennyson
J. Craft
Alfred Lord Tennyson
J. Fuller
Viuitara
Starony
Child
Atso
Kansas City Star
True Independence and the Limits of Wealth
A compact reflection on independence, arguing that freedom derives from modest wants rather than great wealth, attributed to Cobbetts' sentiment about personal autonomy and self-reliance.
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Canada Thistle
Canada
Thletis
Lahor
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Bextoo
B. D
Granny Creek
North Carolina
Leon
Cole
W. Cole Ruggiate
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Sotheby
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Malberry St. Reading
Putnam
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Mich
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