Corn as a dairy feed urged by USDA specialist
A USDA dairy division expert says corn, when used with balanced protein and roughage, is a cheap energy source and a valuable part of dairy cow rations. He notes corn alone lacks protein and minerals and should be supplemented with bran, linseed or cottonseed meal, and legume hay. Emphasis is on correcting the belief that corn is unsuitable for milk production and promoting silage use.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bacteria Cause Sour Milk From Dairy Dust
Bacteria from a cow and surrounding hay can contaminate milk via dust settling in the milk pall. Warm milk speeds bacterial growth, causing souring within hours. Most bacteria in milk are harmless and some may be beneficial.
Forage Crop Value of Cowpea Highlighted by USDA Experts
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture state that the cowpea makes excellent forage on all arable soils with minimal care. It also serves well as a green manure crop to boost humus and soil nitrogen where it is grown.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
From the Old World In American Newspaper Circuits
P K Chu editor of the Shanghai Daily News tours American newspaper offices. In an interview he displays Occidental humor when asked about the Chinese novel Chaw Main Street. He retorts By Sin Loo in a witty exchange noted by the New York Evening Post.
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P. K. Chu
Shanghai Daily News
Ame
Ican
Chaw Main Street
A Beverage Disdained in Crimson Gulch
A stranger proposes a soda fountain in Crimson Gulch but Cactus Joe warns locals that past barshootings show the mischief the venture could invite. The exchange hints at frontier bravado and dangers in a rough town.
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Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
There Still There at the Shore Place Visit
A brief dialogue shows an elderly man asking about Bobby Sponger. The reply confirms Bobby is at the speaker’s shore place for a weekend and jokes on timing and his knack for making ends meet.
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Bobby Sponger
Bobby
Shore Place
Mind Clearing Incident Report in a Semi Conscious Patient
In a medical scene the patient regained lucidity and refused the medicine stating you are an ass. The doctor notes the patient had a brief lucid moment and insists on monitoring.
Barring the Bard in Stormington Barnes Debate
In a playful exchange Mr. Stormington Barnes argues that Shakespearean plays fail to attract both general audiences and his acting appeal. He remarks that donut lovers and Shakespeare enthusiasts show mutual indifference to his performances.
Test of Philosophy and the Dentist
A fragmentary verse piece recalls Jeptha Tate claiming indifference to fate then becoming a sad man after visiting a dentist. The brief lines blend whimsy with a moral undertone.
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Jeptha Tate
Symphony of Street Sounds Jazzy City Scene
A composer complains of constant racket as doorbells ring coal carts and car horns clash with a fishmonger horn. His wife urges turning the chaos into a jazz composition.
Experiential Exchange Delivers Mixed Biscuits Misfire
A fragmentary exchange shows a husband and wife dispute over biscuits provoking a sharp reply. The line about a wife asking for opinion ends with the husband noting the biscuit taste was poor and triggering an acrimonious moment.
Curls of Maude Questioned as Real or Fake
A dialogue contrasts Maude's curls with the real thing, debating whether the styling matches natural hair and who could tell the difference.
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Maude
Million Dollar Will Case Settled Satisfying Attorneys
A million dollar will dispute ends in a settlement agreed to by both parties and their counsel. The outcome satisfies the lawyers on both sides.
Improving with easier flow after loss of ball
The exchange notes that his condition is improving and his play shows a smoother flow of language when he errs, indicating a quieter, steadier approach rather than sharper scoring.
Sensible Man Meets Doctor and Undertaker Scene
A fragment from a dramatic piece shows a wife urging a sick husband to see the doctor while the Merchant Prince, irascible from his bed, orders the doctor away and demands the undertaker be fetched, declaring he never deals with middlemen.
American silks paced by French ideas in Paris
A fashion writer notes most summer silks worn in America are woven domestically though Paris influences prevail. French patterns shape world styles, with many new Paris silks offering brocades and crepe patterns. Egyptian Persian motifs appear on Isis crepes while foulards trend with geometric designs and bright color splashes.
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America
Paris
Isis
Spring Silks Dominate Evening Attire Says Era Text
Glace taffetas appear in great variety for afternoon and evening wear. The trend favors crepes and chiffons with Syrian or Persian patterns on neutral or black grounds.
Choker Collar Returns in Paris and America Fashions
A fashion trend brings back the choker collar with variations from tight high collars to fur trimmed and bow tied styles. Designers showcase options such as black velvet ribbon with a white satin frock, secured by a rose at the back of the neck.
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Paris
America
Occasional Sin Growth Theme Across Generations
A compact reflection on how small faults can mature into broader life consequences as families expand and endure across generations.
Ely's Cream Balm Restores Clear Nostrils Fast
Advertises Ely's Cream Balm as a quick remedy for catarrh and stuffed noses. Claims the antiseptic cream clears air passages in one minute and relieves headache and dryness, with instant soothing of inflamed membranes after nasal application.
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Ely
Driggist
Cows of Periguex Shielded by Crochet Veils
Cows in Periguex France, valued for milk and draft work, are protected from firefly swarms by hand crocheted veils that cover their heads and reach toward the ground. French children learn crochet in schools aided by the Junior Red Cross of America to make these veils.
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Periguex
France
Red Cross of America
Spring fashions show grouped plaits and two fabric designs
Rainy youth fashion updates feature clustered plaited skirts and princess lines on dresses for street and home wear. The trend confirms two fabrics used together in dresses and suits, and even lingerie frocks reflect this style shift.
Color Theory for Fashion Ladies in Subtle Contrasts
The text explains how women should choose colors to suit hair, skin, and eye color. It stresses using complementary tones, strong contrasts for impact, and avoiding unflattering hues. It suggests palettes for blondes, brunettes, auburns, and sallow complexions, including blues, greens, browns, creams, grays, and pinks with specific combinations.
Fashion Notes of Interest in Spring and Summer Attire
The one piece costume leads spring fashion with lingerie dresses stronger than recent years. Hats use halp-tace, and evening gowns feature wide rib bon fabrics. Gingham widens from the South to swimwear while chocolate and yellow shades gain popularity among Easter wear. Directoire silhouette with raised waistline emerges, paired with tighter skirts for younger wear.
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Hagerie
Directoire
Unknown Iceland's People and Power Potential
The fragment describes Iceland as a little known nation lying south of the Arctic Circle near central Alaska and Scandinavia. It praises its sturdy people, uniform intelligence, and high education. It notes abundant mountains and water power ready for utilization.
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Iceland
Arctic Circle
Alaska
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Truth May Be Stranger Than Fiction Hars Itself
A cryptic line hints at a local humorous take on strange events and everyday absurdities. The writer explores how life can outpace imagination with quirky, offbeat happenings across the community.
Snowy Sled Fun After Christmas Leaves Patchy Hill
Two children try Christmas sledding on a bare snow patchy hill. They ride a few feet then cross to the next snow until the slope runs out. A four year old asks where the snow comes from and the other replies a sky woman shakes her pillows. The first boy hopes the feathers won’t melt.
Meeting Post Church Youths to Convene at Chapel Stove
Rev Ambrose Dunkel announces a post service gathering for the church youth. The session follows Sunday worship in the temporary Tabernacle building at Thirty fourth and Central with Mr Wood meeting attendees at the chapel stove.
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Ambrose Dunkel
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Wood
Indianapolis News
Wonderful Violin Collection Of Dwright J Partello
A Washington museum collection reportedly the finest in the world contains thirty violins. Four Stradivarius instruments, two by Giuseppe Guarneri, three by Nicolo Amati, and one by Carlo Bergonzi are praised for exquisite tone, with total value around a quarter of a million dollars.
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Dwright J. Partello
Washington
Stradivarius
Guiseppe Guarnerlus
Nicolo Amati
Carlo Bérgonzi
Frequent Anger and Kiss Question in Interlude
A quoted exchange reveals repeated anger each time he kissed her, highlighting underlying tension and emotional conflict in the scene. The dialogue emphasizes the narrator’s steady irritation with the partner’s behavior.
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