What Shall We Eat and Its Effects on Health
The article argues diet shapes mind and body, stressing albumen as essential. It cites ameba analogy, promotes peanut and graham bread as economical, notes milk and wheat as good sources, critiques excess flesh and refined cereals, and shares a Texas crop push for peanuts. A merchant reports personal health and productivity gains from a fruit peanut graham diet.
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Henry Ward Heecher
Daniel
Wuaya Cope
Statenmap
Yale University
Germany
Texas
Pundreda
Aurora
Nut Industry Expands in America Markets and Diets
The article traces rising nut consumption across the United States, notes native and imported varieties, and cites 2006 imports of almonds coconuts Brazil nuts and walnuts totaling about 86 million pounds worth 6.14 million dollars. It highlights California almond and walnut crops and Southern states peanut production, plus growing commercial interest and nut-focused food uses.
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United States
Java
Brazil
California
Virginia
Georgia
Tennessee
Department of Sericulture
Bureau of Plant Industry
Florida
Michigan
GOOD PEN IN WHICH TO KEEP THE BULL
Describes a dairy farm bull housing setup with a pulley operated door system. The breeding pen connects to a runway and feed room via a movable stall. The bull is fed through a sliding trough and watered through an opened passage while cows are moved in and out. Hay is stored above the feed area.
The Quality of Stink Grass
The illustration describes stink grass Eragrostis multiflora also called candy grass a coarse annual weed native to the old world now naturalized in the United States with a strong odor when fresh. Air dried it contains about 13 percent protein and 2.15 nitrogen making it potentially valuable feed though not widely used.
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Old World
United States
Magnitude of the U S Dairy Industry
The clean milk problem affects 9 billion gallons yearly in the United States. It yields about 1.1 quarts per person daily, with average individual consumption near 0.65 pint. Retail value estimates reach 2.5 billion dollars annually, reflecting dairy’s large share of farm wealth and food production.
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United States
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J. T. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
Sucaretc
China
Japan
Spain
Zaso
Wolford
Sovereton
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