Coolidge Outline Seeks World Court Support and Domestic Reform
President Coolidge in his first message to Congress rejects joining the League of Nations but supports a permanent World Court, backs veterans care without a bonus, and urges reform of tariffs shipping railroads and fiscal policy. He calls for stronger national defense, prohibition enforcement, and broader global responsibility.
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Underslung Wheelbarrow Helps Carry Cans Easy
A Popular Mechanics description details an underslung wheelbarrow that uses the ordinary wheelbarrow frame with the body removed. A lower platform hangs beneath the frame, adjustable by two rear brackets, allowing balance with a low center of gravity to prevent spills when carrying large milk cans.
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Expensive Equipment Not Needed for Clean Milk
The New Jersey State College of Agriculture dairy department says clean milk comes from proper milking practices, not costly barns or gear. Contamination occurs during milking from dirty teats, utensils, and dust. clean teats with a damp cloth, sterilize utensils, and use a small top pail. Transfer milk to the can and cool to about 50 degrees, and straining is unnecessary.
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Americans Cause Panic with Bonfire Bomb at Spanish Casino
A staged explosion in the Grand Casino at San Sebastian sparked panic as gangs planned to seize winnings. Americans, many at Spain’s resorts, watched as jetons scattered, women fainted, and the ruse was revealed, yielding a sarcastic remark on a bank being “broken” by gunpowder.
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Howe Condemns Himself and Self Care
Excerpt shows a speaker chiding himself for wasting time advising others while neglecting personal health and finances. He notes stomach troubles and ongoing debt causing nightly worry, urging self-reflection and care. The passage emphasizes self-critique and accountability.
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Ed Howe's Monthly Reflects on Self Neglect and Humiliation
Fragmentary lines discuss energy, debt, and neglect of self. A speaker questions a foolish action causing humiliation and labels themselves a fool, attributed to a voice connected to Ed Howe's Monthly.
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Instruction from Parents Shapes Children’s Character
A quote emphasizes that parents who guide their children with good instruction also set a poor example. It warns that good and bad actions together resemble giving food in one hand and poison in the other, underscoring the impact of modeling behavior.
Alfalfa Praised as Best Feed Yet Warned Against Sole Diet
Farmers are urged to use alfalfa as the premier dairy cow feed due to its high protein and palatability but warned it cannot stand alone. Colorado Agricultural College expert B W Fairbanks notes alfalfa alone creates an unbalanced ration causing health and production drops. Adding grain and winter succulent feeds is recommended for an excellent dairy ration.
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Cooling Cream Promptly After Separated
The article stresses cooling milk and cream promptly after separation to improve quality. It endorses a surface cooler with thin film contact or, if volume is small, a tall cylindrical shotgun can in a cooler until thoroughly cooled.
Scrub stock debate prompts extension service note
The Washington State Extension Service News quotes concerns that scrub stock multiples fail to yield the correct result as quickly as purebred stock, highlighting a perennial quality control issue in breeding practices.
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Washington State
Scrub Sire Undermines Herd Losses in Breeders Ledger
A compact notice notes that a scrub sire undermines herd quality, stressing that a good sire builds value while a scrub sire causes owner losses. The brief emphasizes breeding choices and consequences for cattle herds.
Farmer Question: Can any grow profitably with more cows
The query asks whether a farmer exists who cannot profitably use additional cows. It explores the idea that every farm must consider demand, land, feed, and markets before expanding cattle herds. The emphasis is on profitability limits rather than universal expansion.
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Breed for Spring Litters in 1924 Pork Program
Breeders plan to sire sows for early spring litters to start the pork cycle sooner and improve chances for a second litter in 1924. Officials emphasize timing to maximize farrowing during favorable markets and feed conditions.
Cutting Down Sow Feed Affects Heavy Milkers
Farmers advise reducing feed for heavy milking sows to ease lactation. cut mostly dry feed and manage weaning to avoid injury.
Breed for Spring Calves
Beef cattle breeders and farmers plan to pair cows for spring calves focusing on herd genetics and timely calving. Ranchers emphasize efficient production, pasture management, and market demand to optimize output in the upcoming season.
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