Italy Faces Armed Bourgeoisie and Socialist Collapse
In Rome, Louis D. Kornfield outlines how August 1 to August 5 saw Fascisti mobs, armed by the bourgeoisie, seize cities, crush socialist administration, and force a government collapse. He notes the socialists, blindsided by the strike, retreat from allied groups and face a fracturing movement as Italy moves toward new foundations.
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Italy
Louis D. Kornfield
Rome
New York Times Proletariat
Chamber
Italian Labor Alliance
Socialist Party
Iiven
Fascisti
Fiume
Gabriele D’annunzio
D’annunzio
Italia
Fascismo
Cremona
Popular Party
Facta
Orlando
de Nava
Bonomi
Meda
Turati
Genoa
Puntarella
Milan
Parma
Livorno
Ancona
Ravenna
Labor Federation
Palazzo Marino
Avanti
Thes
San Giorgio
la Difesa
Many Acres Seeded to Corn Across Seasons
The article notes corn adapts to varied seasons from 80 days in the North to 150 days in the South and dominates U S crop value, surpassing wheat oats barley rye rice buckwheat and flax combined. It highlights corn as the main cereal in the cotton belt, with a 35 bushel acre yielding about 150 pounds of protein and over 3 000 000 energy units.
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Cotton Belt
Mental activity varies by season in latitude New
The passage notes that mental activity generally follows seasonal patterns similar to physical activity, but highlights an interesting difference in one aspect relating to the latitude of New.
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New
Mind and body peak times in mental work study
The text notes York’s observation that peak mental work occurs after the body’s strength peaks, around late November or early December, and that in spring and March minds are stimulated when physical strength is rising but not at maximum. It argues cooler weather better stimulates minds than hotter conditions.
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York
Degreasing and Washing Wools for Better Fleeces
United States Department of Agriculture reports a new method to degrease and wash wool samples to assess grease and dirt content. Side fleece samples best reflect overall fleece. Rambouillet wool showed 0.17 percent grease. crossbred 0.28 percent. Water at 40 to 45 C cleans without felting. Results guide sheep mating plans to improve fleece. Details in Bulletin 1100 by Spencer Hardy and Brandon. Copies from USDA, Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
D. A. Spencer
J. I. Hardy
Maary J. Brandon
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Preventing Cholera in Various States
The USDA expands hog cholera control to South Dakota Washington New Mexico and West Virginia totaling 34 states. Timely reporting of suspicious hog sickness to authorities is urged as serum is preventive not curative and helps avert losses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Washington
New Mexico
West Virginia
Bureau of Animal Industry
Forage Crops Ranked by Desirable Traits
An outline lists key characteristics for highly valuable forage crops. Priority factors include adaptability to soil and climate, palatability, high digestible matter yield, narrow nutrient ratio, succulence, long growing seasons, maintenance under trampling, permanency, low cost and easy seeding, rapid pasturage during season, and ruminant suitability.
Legumes Boost Soil Health via 1921 Demos
More than 350000 farmers adopted legume crops after demonstrations on soil improvement conducted in 1921 by agricultural extension agents. Soybeans cowpeas velvet beans and alfalfa were the principal legumes used across farming regions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Raised at Profit on Farms
Poultry meat is a by product on most farms and the flock is kept for eggs and meat. Farmers should track feed costs to know if meat production is profitable. There is no reason poultry meat should not be raised for profit like cattle and hogs.
Graded Potatoes Fetch Higher Prices
Graded potatoes bring a better price than ungraded stock. Clean, dirt-free produce stores or sells more effectively. Maintain 45 to 50 degrees in a well ventilated cellar with steady temperature.
Green Manuring Aids Soil Enriching Crops Turned Under
Green manuring involves turning under suitable crops to enrich soil with organic matter and nitrogen. Leguminous plants provide soil nitrogen plus organic matter, with bacteria fixing additional nitrogen. Turn under whole crops to start rotations or poor soils. catch crops or winter green crops efficiently add nitrogen.
Garden Plot Planning For Next Year
Garden soil improvements should start now. Add straw leaves coarse manure and other organic matter to build humus and reduce acidity. Avoid lime if manure is used as lime destroys manure. Turn soil after adding material to allow decay and better pulverization in spring.
Harness Care Instructions for Cleaning and Oiling
Wash harness with tepid water and neutral soap using a sponge or stiff brush. Scrape off hardened grease with a dull knife. Rinse in tepid water and damp dry in a warm place for 24 hours before oiling. Oil while damp to prevent distortion and grit damage. avoid greasy appearance.
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