Rise of Air Travel Marks Decade of Modern Passenger Service
A National Air Travel Week reflection celebrates rapid growth from mail to mass passenger transport. It notes 50 000 mass flyers and 2 000 000 annual passengers, coast-to-coast improvements, fare drops, faster flights, and safer operations, with pilots now highly trained professionals.
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Los Angeles
New York
Pan-American
Air
Lucky Lindy
Charles A. Lindbergh
Air Mail
Atlantic
John Monk Saunders
Saunders
Air Transport
Los Ailios
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Continent
Pullets Do Best When Housed Early for Winter Laying
With rising egg prices in view, poultry farmers should place pullets in winter quarters a week to 10 days before laying starts. A well kept house with ample space, clean bedding, sufficient feeders, and a good ration supports strong production. If the house is poor, allow outside range in afternoon until snow arrives, then keep pullets separate from older hens.
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SF Petco Wie
Off-Flavor Milk Tied to Weeds in Pasture Feeding
W B Combs of the St Paul university farm dairy staff explains off flavors in milk arise when cows graze on weeds such as pepper grass French weed and wild onion. Remedies include feeding alternatives and supplementing pasture with grain hay or silage to reduce weed intake and flavor in milk and cream.
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W. B. Combs
St. Paul University Farm
University Farm
Combs
Grouping Pullets by Ages for Better Egg Production
Group pullets by age in the same pen to ease handling and improve results. Birds of the same maturity fed together can raise production to 70 to 80 percent since all begin laying together. When declines occur, implement synchronized management changes such as lighting or feed adjustments to restore laying.
Washing sore shoulders of horses with cold water
The Indiana Farmer's Guide recommends washing sore shoulders with clean cold water and bathing tender skin with a mild astringent wash noon and evening. Mix lead acetate four ounces and zinc sulphate three ounces in one gallon of water, shake well before use, and avoid overworking the horse while treatments and proper gear maintain shoulder health.
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Indiana Farmer's Guide
Laying House Cleaning Tips From Hoard's Dairyman
Hoards Dairyman urges thorough cleaning of laying houses in poultry operations. Focus on pallets, nests, feed hoppers, and water utensils. use disinfectants and lye solutions. Replace nesting material with clean shavings to improve egg cleanliness and profits.
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Hoard
Slimming dress patterns offer easy sewing for all sizes
The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept showcases two new slendering dress designs with darts to slim the waist and roomy armholes. Patterns 1559 and 1613 cover multiple sizes with yardage details, plus a Fall and Winter Pattern Book for 25 cents. Orders go to The Sewing Circle in Chicago.
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Riorac
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Til
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Uncle I Says: Quotations on Life and Behavior
A collection of aphorisms about ambition marriage gossip leadership and forgiveness. The quips note that aim high but plan carefully, marriage carries social weight, gossip harms friendships, and following fashion defines leaders while contentment lacks borrowability.
When Needed Most Anon Quote About True Friendship
A succinct motto about friendship highlighting the value of a friend who stays when others leave. The anonymous saying frames loyalty and support as a guiding measure of true companionship.
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Western Newspaper Union
Elmo Scott Watson
Lindy
Pioneer
United States
Scotty
Air Line
W. L. Smith
Transcontinental Air Mail Service
Uncle I
Nower
Adlerika
C. Houston Goudiss
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