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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
4
Britain adopts new urban and rural housing standards under Health Ministry guidance. Not more than twelve houses per acre in urban areas and eight in rural areas with seventy feet street separations. Garden suburbs become a fundamental feature, costing less per home than dense layouts.
A reflective monologue on garden paths emphasizing careful design and upkeep. The piece notes stone or brick paths offer lasting delight, while brick availability and labor choices affect upkeep costs. It discusses keeping edges neat, the value of orderly surfaces, and the need for readers to appreciate craft in garden walkways.
A writer argues cemeteries could become bird refuges with proper planting of shrubs and fruiting trees. The plan, praised in many editorials, suggests greenery would attract birds whose songs could lift the somber mood of these quiet sites and beautify the surroundings.
An Excerpt urges that true citizenship involves supporting religion education and good works. It notes that thrift and savings often correlate with dependability making such individuals the best neighbors and friends who back churches schools and other uplifting causes.
The piece argues for bird protection amid conservation gains, noting economic humane and sentimental interests align to save many species. It cites William M. Morrill urging that destruction of pests has been halted, and that safeguards replace persecution to ensure long term safety for birds and ecosystems.
A jumble of kitchen directions describes multiple sauces and dishes. Mushroom, Poulette, Olive, Brown, Drawn Butter, and Cream variations are outlined with butter, flour, milk, and flavorings. Also included are toast pudding, raisin sauce, cream puffs, warmed over beans, graham cracker sandwiches, egg sauce, and corn and tomato scalloped bake.
The report tracks commodity price shifts from hogs to calves across 1915 to 1920. Hogs rose from 7.07 to 19.20 per 100 pounds by mid 1919, then fell to 12.68 in December and rose to 13.36 in January 1920. Sheep, cattle and veal show mixed movements with annual averages moving up and down, reflecting broader market volatility.
Feeds used for practice note buttermilk value in pig and sow diets. Butter is lower in fat and protein than skim milk yet provides digestible minerals and energy. It supports growth and breeding boars when combined with corn. Rich in calcium phosphorus and other nutrients, it complements feed rations.
The guide advises separating ewes from the main flock for extra feeding during lambing. If fleece, scab, or lice appear, dip the sheep despite cold weather. It notes extra work but stresses healthier, thriftier flock outcomes and warming sheep after dipping.
A North Dakota Experiment Station report from years ago shows millet hay fed to horses at high levels over time caused kidney swelling and joint inflammation. It notes millet hay is acceptable for cattle and could be a minor roughage component for mares, but free feeding to horses is inadvisable.
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