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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
2
General Pershing recalls the A E F advances at Fort Malma gon and Bordeaux docks work on Bassens. He notes supply depots at Gievres, Russian discipline issues, and debates with Lloyd George over a supreme war council and allied coordination.
An excerpt discusses the differing goals of Wilson and Britain France and Italy regarding postwar aims and a proposed supreme war council. It notes varied military and political support, Rapallo implications, and how French British leaders viewed joint military control. The piece details casualty events, French burial honors, and French supply delays impacting artillery and ammunition.
USDA figures show farm flocks with laying hens averaged 83.0 pullets on March 1, down from 88 a year ago, while layings rose to 35.7 eggs per flock from 34. In first quarter, total layings per flock reached 75.4 eggs, amid fewer hens and pullets and a milder winter.
The South Dakota experiment shows chopped alfalfa is a desirable protein supplement for pork production and a fine feed for laying hens when hatchable eggs are valued. Ohio and Missouri stations support its use as a substitute for pricier green seeds. Feeding methods include chopping alfalfa or clover hay for racks troughs or grinding into mash to 15 percent of ration to address vitamin gaps. Egg producers with legume hay can reduce costs and maintain flock profitability.
Advice on handling early molters, ideal chick rations with calcium carbonate calcium phosphate and salt, litter choice of clean shavings mix, splitting pullet flocks for better production, infertile egg value, roundworms in young chickens from contaminated soil, no rooster needed for high egg production, culling weak chicks, and maximizing profit with low cost feeds and efficient labor.
U S Department of Agriculture reports declining tuberculosis in cattle and hogs slaughtered at federally inspected plants since eradication work began. Miscellaneous Publication 59-M explains tuberculin test safety and effectiveness, detailing milk unaffected, disease signs on postmortem exams, and rare lack of visible signs in about two per thousand tested.
Dr. J. R. Mohler head of the bureau of animal industry states veterinary medicine will not be crowded soon due to fewer students and expanding opportunities. He highlights parasitology as a promising area with parasites common in animals and fowls, suggesting a broad future for veterinary parasitologists.
A farmer reports one operation can harrow and plow 1.9 acres with a two-horse setup. With three horses and a sulky plow the same day yields about 24 acres. Harrowing after plowing takes 1.3 man hours per acre at about 92 cents per acre, and integrating harrow with plow saves nearly $20 on a 20 acre field.
Advice on farm operations covers avoiding consecutive bogs, mineral mix feeders for pregnant sows, pig wallowing, and clean water troughs for pigs. Notes U S horse population decline from 1924 to 1981, and cautions on wool tying with twine and its price effects. Emphasizes clean pens pastures and proper horse neck care with warm water and castile soap.
An advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin as a universal pain reliever for headaches colds neuralgia neuritis rheumatism and menstrual pain. It emphasizes safety for the heart and cheap cost, urging readers to use genuine Bayer tablets for complete comfort and to avoid imitations.
One of Professor Finstein's astronomical associates parked his car in Pasadena the other day and forgot where it was. It shows even space experts can struggle with parking space.
A father notes his son will not work outside the oyster season. The exchange signals family views on seasonal labor and economic choices amid coastal livelihoods.
A vintage ad warns that constipation after age forty can lead to chronic issues including piles. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a doctor-prescribed, safe laxative made from fresh herbs and pepsin, suitable for men women and even babies, to relieve bowel trouble without griping or side effects.
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