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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1909

Page

6

Rusty Cans and Milk Quality for Dairy Products

The bulletin from the University of Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station warns that milk stored in rusty or poorly tins taints flavor and hinders rennet action, advocating heavy steel cans well tinned and maintained. It outlines experiments showing iron leaching and advises reliable operators, clean facilities, and long term cost savings from high quality cans.

University of Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station Europe

Mystery of Moving Pictures and the Cine matograph

An exploration of the moving picture era, explaining how kinetoscope films blend reality and illusion. It describes arret and fundu techniques, double exposure tricks, reverse motion, and staged effects, plus production gear, color, and safety notes on the explosive celluloid film.

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Study of Windbreaks by Forest Service

The Forest Service of the USDA begins a study to assess the value of windbreaks on farms. The project seeks to identify if a certain tree type offers better crop protection without harm, and to quantify impacts on yields using instruments that record heat, moisture, wind, and light above and below ground around windbreaks.

Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture

Celeriac Promoted as Cooking Celery Alternative

A special turnip rooted form of celery, called celeriac, yields a large root and tiny leaf stems. It is considered more suitable for cooking than common celery.

Poultry Care Proves Key to Health and Profits

The article warns lice cause many deaths in turkeys, foul yards spread disease, and emphasizes clean coops water and nests. It advises dark nest entrances, spacious healthy housing, natural egg cleanliness, avoid overcrowding, and proper feeding with corn on pastures to boost gains through sanitation and efficient waste management.

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