Badger Holstein Best at Milking Record
Mandy Homestead of Cedar Grove New Jersey tops milking records with 245 pounds of butterfat in a year using a milk machine named Mandy. Neenah Wisconsin owner Charles Moghessey held a prior monthly record. the cow was milking in 2001 and achieved the milestone May 7 after tests.
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Wineewhe
Association of Merit
Salar Tounyeuruld
Cheawy Vietertle Sweet
Anty
Exuex
Cedar Grove
N. J
Charles Moghes Aeey
Neenah
Wie
Mandy Colved
Tighes
Grouty
Moor Dairy Ration Not Bad in Many Respects
A historical note analyzes Moor Dairy Ration, assessing its effectiveness and limitations. The report discusses protein content, digestion, and potential benefits for milk production, indicating mixed results and areas needing adjustment.
Healthy Calves Raised Without Use of Milk
The article discusses calves raised without milk in a farming setting. It notes feeding practices and defensive measures to protect calves from illness and predators, highlighting concerns about herd health and growth.
Dairy Notes From a Fragmented Local Page
Fragmented dairy notes describe weather conditions and farm activities. Mentions names and places in garbled form with references to cows, milk yields, and a distant market scene.
Rattlers Den Found Near Ely Nevada Survives Gas and Guns
University of California curator Raymond Hall and student Ward Russell report finding a rattlesnake den near Wheeler Peak Nevada containing scores of snakes. They followed a tip from Lloyd Robinson a county game warden about 140 snakes killed nearby two days earlier. The den lies at Spring Valley in White Pine county close to Ely.
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Berkeley
Catif
Fer
E Raymond Hall
University of California Museum of Vertebrate Zoology
Tim
Uall
Ward ©. Russell
University
Wheeler Peak
Nevidi
Ely
Lloyd Robinson
Vakes
White Pine
Kes Pras Menwas
Doyle
Kirkland
Earth Slowing Down Warns Austrian Savant
Profess Frets Schaffer of Vieques studies note a gradual shift of land and sea away from the equator as Earth decelerates. He explains the globe’s rotation makes the planet bulge at the equator and a slower spin could alter weather and seismic patterns.
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Ferkeley
Trenta
Frets
Schaffer
Firarciin of
Vieques
University of California
Eralon Etudenta
Turmoil Reported in Song om ih Region Amid Terror Claims
Hong Kong correspondent cites Song om ih magistrate Helen Bo Poh proving a reign of terror as Huong-led forces allegedly mutilate and attack. Report notes 46 to 9 casualties and a dispersal of about twenty displaced to flee the district to protect their homes.
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Lotdn
Tetegrius
Hong Kong
Song
Helen Bo
Edvien
Catton
Red
Huong
Tie Fageimie
Jenny Hovees
Peale
Chickens Need Better Ventilation and Light in Old Houses
Extension expert Walter G Ward of Kansas State outlines improvements for aged poultry houses. He recommends increasing daylight and ventilation, removing upper sash or cutting front wall openings to about one tenth of floor space, and using muslin front shields. To reduce cold, he suggests a straw ceiling with netting supports and loose straw kept year round.
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Kansas
Walter G. Ward
Kansas State Agricultural College
Sour skim milk as key protein source boosts production profits
Experiments show sour skim milk yields higher total and average edge production with lower feed costs than semi solid and other buttermilk forms. Dried buttermilk and semi solid pens produce more small eggs. sour skim milk pens yield higher hatchability and yearly profit per pallet. Vegetable protein supplements to sour skim milk like pea meal and alfalfa meal prove productive, with pea meal ranking highest.
Poultry Rearing Tips For Health And Saleability
Practical guidance on keeping poultry clean and healthy. Encourages selling male birds, proper housing drainage, cool storage, and market timing. Advises vitamin rich feeds, early roosting, flock nest ratios, and ventilation. Discusses artificial brooding, worm control, and open rear vents. Highlights nutrition and florid poultry farming notes.
Anonymous Advice Poem Fragment From The Kitchen Cabinet
Readable fragments present a reflective poem urging humility and silence after praise and success. The anonymous couplet exhorts forgetting praise and slander, slight and sneer encountered by the reader, with no clear narrative or date.
Preserving Fruits and Home Remedies from Early 20th Century
Readable sections discuss canning peaches and making marmalades from quince, apples, plums, and carrots, plus grape jam and instructions for lemon cleaning uses. Includes notes on serving fruit cups, using oranges, and general tips on sugar, sealing jars, and safe storage. Mentions musk melon, cornbased dishes, and household remedies such as lemon juice for stains and whitening.
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Concord
New Metal Dress Fabrics Promises Futuristic Attire
German manufacturers perfect layered foil fabrics that resemble metal, promising gowns and opera attire in aluminum like sheets. The cloth is light as silk, tough as leather, waterproof, and heat reflecting, with possible outfits for dresses, rainwear, and even home decor.
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Knights of Old
San Francisco Chronicle
Myterig
Old Mill Parchment Traditions At Mavunt Church
The English village of Mavunt Church near Portsmouth preserves a parchment industry claimed to be 1,000 years old. The famed parchment, once European staple, remains in libraries and museums, while the United States currently drives demand for diplomas and certificates. The surge has raised prices but does not deter production.
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Mavunt Church
Portsmouth
Europe
United States
America
Hunter's Luck in California Deer Season Tale
William Thompson of Santa Rosa recounts a California deer season tale. He essays a rock steep back and a deer is mortally wounded. While rolling down the bank the buck locks horns with an unseen deer, a tangle allows Thompson to shoot the second animal, its season’s limit.
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California
William Thompson
Santa Rosa
Thompson
Paris Rubbish Converts Waste Into Revenue
In Paris about 50,000 tons of cabites are collected and burned daily. The waste gases from incineration are used to generate electricity and the resulting heat and resources have produced significant revenue from transforming the clinker into bricks.
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Paris
Place Not Time Stray Stories on the Spring Hints
A fragmented notice presents a playful exchange about timing and location in Stray Stories. A door of ambiguity opens with phrases suggesting spring as the season of action, though concrete details remain elusive.
Sinners Reach for Meaning in Lost Warning
A terse column discusses how the term lost fails to reach sinners who misunderstand its meaning. It argues clarity in conveying spiritual peril and calls for plain language to explain salvation.
The Right Way to Redye Fine Silks
Textile makers favor Diamond Dyes for home use offering clearer brilliant colors on silk or wool. Diamond Dyes in blue package dye silk or wool only while white package dyes other materials. Both are easy to use as regular dyes and sold at drugstores.
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Pumler
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