Judging a Horse's Age by Teeth Through the Years
The article explains how horse age is estimated by tooth wear from birth to about ten years. It details the progression of nippers, intermediates, and corners, cups fading, canines, and the bishoping practice used to mimic younger mouths, noting age indicators beyond twelve.
Lays Down Hard Lines for Oldest Girl of Family
A Paris inspired movement by France's League of Girls pushes for daughters to gain wages and independence from household duties. The piece contrasts parental control abroad with the traditional unpaid labor of the “mother’s right hand,” the eldest daughter, and argues for fair wages and equal treatment in domestic roles.
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Paris
French League of Girls
France
Bosata
Negligent Overseer John Slack Loses Bond Post
In a terse notice from the Mis sourian authorities, John Slack is reported to have lost his post as bond overseer after questions arise about his conduct. Wives and neighbors wonder about the extent of his actions and responsibilities in the affair.
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John Slack
Cooperative Cow Testing Boosts Dairy Profits in U S
Dairy Division statistics show dairy cow profits rise with cooperative cow testing associations. About 550 associations with 8 800 members care for 150 000 cows, typical group of 26 farms hires an expert tester, yields profits by culling low producers and improving records. Bull associations mirror this, supplying purebred bulls to upgrade stock and reduce inbreeding.
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United States
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Association
Denmark
Michigan
Department For the
Bull Association
Care of Young Calves Emphasizes Feeding and Breeding
Kansas State College dairy expert J B Fitch stresses milk feeding first month then skim milk to six months. Grain mix includes corn, meal, and wheat bran with alfalfa hay. After weaning, grain rises to two pounds daily with silage and alfalfa. Heifers bred to calve 24-30 months varies by breed.
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J. B. Fitch
Kansas Slave Agriculture College
Fitch
Guernsey
Jersey
City planning in schools taught through civics primers
Dr. D. Pinkerton, president of the Kansas City board of education, says city planning courses exist in all schools. The civics curriculum emphasizes civil government and civic beauty, with younger students using primers like Humboldt school's by Walter Gidinghagen to explore neighborhood upkeep and property improvements.
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D. Pinkerton
Kansas City Board of Education
Walter Gidinghagen
Humboldt School
Whitewash Recipe Promises Cheap Durable Wood Protection
A traditional whitewash method is outlined using ling and slack, soy, ground rice, plaster of Paris, glue, and hot water. The mixture, prepared over days, is applied to fences, trees, and buildings and is claimed to add $509 to farm selling value and speedier sales.
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