Selecting and Sticking to a Cattle Breed for Uniform Herds
The article warns against mixing breeds to boost milk or beef. It advocates choosing one breed with a clear purpose and staying with it, correcting mistakes within the same breed rather than switching. It emphasizes uniform size, form, and production and advises rectifying early errors by selecting the right sire from the same breed.
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Holsteins In Demand Highlighting Profit and Risks
Holstein-Friesians are praised for high milk yield, hardiness, and profitability. The piece warns of a boom with four and five figure prices for bulls and cows, noting such prices suit the rich and risk losses for the average farmer.
Spicy Sparks on Life, Love and Silliness by Simplicus
A collection of wry sayings and aphorisms about marriage honesty success and aging. The quips play on love wealth and social norms with humorous twists and wordplay throughout.
Learn a Little Every Day Fact Segment
A collection of varied trivia covers the world’s largest library in Paris with over 1.4 million columns, a 17th century wheelbarrow journey from San Francisco to New York, and diverse facts on languages suns and coal costs for ocean steamers.
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Odd Food Pairings From a Curious Roster
A quirky list pairs professions with foods in a dated note. It links EPICUREAN Policeman with beets, Dentists with gum drops, Atheists with fried sole, Aristocrats with bread, Truck drivers with jam, Chiropodists with corn, and others including politicians, suffragettes, office seekers, railroad magnates, plunders, and reformers with various dishes or items.
The Man Who Knows It All
Barometer invented in 1643 by Italian Torricelli. African elephant tusks weigh up to 1100 pounds. Celd sinks in water at nearly twenty times its bulk. London births last year averaged 350 daily. Cattle introduced to North America by Cortez in 1525. Sirius the Dog Star shines more than twice as bright as other stars. The Great Wall of China dates to about 200 B C under Emperor Chihuansu.
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