Aga Khan’s purse shrinks as war hits wallets
In a row of light verse items the column notes the Aga Khan cutting his racing stable to one horse amid wartime belt tightening. It mocks public frugality and consumer strain while preserving a playful tone about money worries and cost cuts.
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Aga Khan
Delayed Egg Order Prompted by Rainy Delivery
Male customer waits for parcel post as his wife shelters in a store during a downpour. He frets she has ten dollars of his money and worries she will not rest quietly. A friend consoles him that she will find shelter.
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Hog Parasites and Dipping as Lice and Mange Control
Hog parasites reduce thrift and pig growth. Dipping is the most effective control for lice and mange, with hand application or sprayers as alternatives. Remedies include crude petroleum oil, waste crankcase oil, and kerosene with lard. protect treated hogs from cold and sun.
Summer Range Shelters Cut Costs For Poultry Flocks
T T Brown extension poultryman of North Carolina State College says summer range shelters match any other poultry expense in value. For flocks over 100 birds the A shaped shelter improves feed economy health and egg production while lowering pullet mortality. The 9 by 10 foot shelter supports about 100 pullets and should sit on clean land with green feed and shade.
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T. T. Brown
Extension
North Carolina State College
Extension Service
Livestock Endangered By Poisonous Plants
University of Illinois expert L V Sherwood notes that annual farm losses from poisonous plants can be reduced by avoiding overgrazing and by offering ample supplementary feed during scarce pasture. Plants listed include bull nettle buttercup wild cherry cocklebur corn cockle Dutchman's breeches and several others.
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L. V. Sherwood
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Vast phosphate supply highlights fertiliser potential
The United States has phosphate supplies enough for 5 000 or 6 000 years with ample nitrogen and potash reserves. Yet the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee notes the country uses only a fraction of fertilizer for soil improvement and crop production compared with Europe, which faces tighter resources.
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United States
Middle West
Mistakes to Avoid in Summer Dog Care
A 32 page booklet outlines summer dog care to keep pets healthy. It covers choosing a pet, feeding, housetraining, grooming, training, and handling common illnesses including rabies. Readers are urged to order a copy by mail.
How To Choose And Care For Your Dog Notice
Reader service from New York City offers a booklet titled How to Choose and Care for Your Dog. Enclose 10 cents and include name and address for a copy.
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Sixth Avenue
New York City
Circumnavigation Ruse Ends In Westminster Abbey Revelation
A young naval officer, initially doubtfully accurate in navigation, uses sun sighting to fix position west of Penzance. His captain then declares their ship is on a hallowed spot, claiming they are in the middle of Westminster Abbey if his calculation is correct.
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Penzance
Westminster Abbey
Quotable Plato on Youth and Age Burden
A fragment quotes Plato noting that a calm and happy person feels little pressure from age while an opposite temperament finds both youth and age burdensome. The concise reflection contrasts outlook with the aging experience and inner calm.
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