Eggs flavored by hens feeding on varied seeds and fats
A column cites experiments from the South Carolina station and others showing feed influences egg flavor. It discusses onions imparting strong taste, cabbage and turnips not necessarily harming flavor, and warns that decaying matter and unclean feed create off flavors in eggs.
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Miller Purvis
Associated Farms Press
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Co operative Experiment To Nurse Crops On Brookmont Farm
Iowa experiment station head W H Dun of the Iowa station arranged with A B Cook proprietor of Brookmont farm near Odebolt to test a cooperative method for growing clover as a nurse crop. Nineteen hundred twenty acres across three sections will be sown with clover after oats barley and corn as nurse crops with seed and labor supplied by Cook and overseen by the Iowa station for growth observations.
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Waste Food for Heat in Pennsylvanie Experiment
The Pennsylvanie experimental station tests steer feeding in contrasting shelters to compare heat production and manure value. The study argues that manure credit should be factored into farming profitability, critiquing reliance on costly cottonseed meal and stressing land-based manure utility.
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Associated Farm Press
Pennsylvanie
Pennsylvania
Lam
Freder
Notes of the Farm Advice on Fowls and Crops from 1904
Practical tips on preventing tuberculosis in poultry by culling and burning affected birds, feeding gluten-rich diets in moderation, pasture access for cows, preparing seed potatoes, manure spreading with a grain cost analysis, selecting well-formed eggs for hatching, clover soil improvements, crop rotation sequences, tubercular disease post mortems in fowls, and a simple waterer device using a breadpan and pebbles for chicks. This compendium reflects early 20th century farm science and husbandry practices.
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Presa
Grink Advises On Poultry and Root Crop Care
Grink from betweb explains maintaining open pens to prevent pushes into water and daily washing of wash tubs near grape vines. He notes carrots and mangel wurtzels as valuable neglected crops for winter feed, suitable for cows, horses, sheep, hogs, and poultry as a green feed substitute.
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Lawyer defies landlord after moving family into vacant Chicago building
Harry Watkins, attorney, with wife and six children, moved into a vacant Rogers Park house on a Tuesday afternoon. The family sealed the doors with furniture and locked windows, resisting landlord Robert Gordon who returned to regain entry. Police assisted in efforts to remove them from the property.
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Harry Watkins
Rogers Park
Sylot Him
Hie Alek
Watking
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Watkins
Women Rejoice in Perfect Health Trial Bottle Free
Suffering women are urged to try Zea Phora claiming it cures leucorrhea painful periods misplacements and bladder troubles. Testimonials praise relief and ease of childbirth with free trial bottle and medical book offer from Zea Phora Co Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Mary Simmons
3Illington, Mich
Zea Phora Co
Kalamazoo, Mich
Pengelly
Forced from Home over My Children Says Wat king
In a terse interview Wat king says they forced him from his home after objecting to his children. He vows to pursue legal means to dispossess them and seek a new place to live. He mentions ongoing efforts to contest the displacement.
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Haya
Gem of the Indian Ocean Devastated by a Cyclone
La Reunion, island colony of France, suffered March 2 cyclone damage with crops burned railways torn up telegraph poles uprooted bridges broken and about 260 houses unrooted. Thousands faced hunger and exposure as authorities seek urgent aid of 20 000 dollars. News reached Paris via Mauritius due to no local cable.
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la Reunion
Indian Ocean
Anyelone
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Armenian Pope in Czarist Church Strife Sparks Rift
By John Vandercock. The Armenian pope Malachi leads a pro Armenian church faction in Russia opposing czarist control. Russia seized Armenian church property, triggering clashes and threats to Caucasus stability as Malachi's network mobilizes to resist Moscow influence and seek political protection in Constantinople and beyond.
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Tme
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Pope Malachi
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Tussia
Rusj Wian
Malsohi
Avhan
Tuesia
Turkey
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