Misunderstanding of a banned book sparks New York talk
Avery Hupwood, famed playwright, left a quarter million to the University of Michigan for annual literary prizes. In a New York discussion, he argued libraries banned a book due to misunderstanding, comparing it to a recalled quip about a chroma chiropodist.
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Avery Hupwood
University of Michigan
New York
Hbisse
Woman praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Wetmore Colorado woman says she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for years to combat fatigue after marriage and childbirth. She reports improved health and has recommended it to hundreds of women, noting it helped before childbirth and after.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Wetmore
Colo
Lydia B. Pinkham
Idaho Agriculture News Notes Highlight July Crop Shifts
The July 1928 crop report shows sugar beets beans and dry peas up while potatoes apples peaches and pears fall. Mos cow Lewiston consider district fair to boost livestock. Cassia county received state funds. Idaho forests fire risk lower with favorable conditions.
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Twin
Falls
Idaho
United States
Moscow
Lewiston
J. W. Thomett
Nez Perce
Burley
Minti-Cassia Cooperative Dairymen's Association
Jerome Cooperative Creamery
Boise
Departsment of Agriculture Statistician
Idaho Falls
Idaho State Woolgrowers’ Association
Department of Agriculture
Prune Growers’ Cooperative
Ezra Hyde
Cantor Brothers
Hesse
Cantor
Hyde
Jerome—B
Jerome
Idaho Power Company
Mountain States Telephone Company
Cheap feed made cheaper by silo
Farmers cut costs and labor by using small ensilage cutters driven by tractors or electric motors to fill silos themselves. The old multi‑man filling rings decline as a single farmer or small crew enacts silo work, reducing to a one person task with proper packing measured by ensilage weight.
Proteins in Dairy Cow Diets Drive Growth and Milk Output
Read about how dietary proteins fuel tissue repair growth and milk protein production in dairy cows. Proteins supply muscle and milk casein while also providing heat and fat when abundant, but cannot be replaced by other nutrients for these core roles.
Dairy Cattle Feeding and Management Tips
In feeding the dairy cow include oats for vitamins and improved management practices to raise profits. Aim for 8000 to 12000 pounds of milk per cow, keep barns ventilated, and track breeding dates. Avoid underfeeding, select quality bull calves, and ensure clean milk through proper docking and care.
Utah Farm Hog Numbers Rise Across State in 1929
On January 1 1929 Utah farm hog totals reached 938000 up from 76000 in 1928 and 60000 in 1927. Cattle sheep and hogs valued at 60000000 up from 53000000 a year earlier. San Juan county and Monticello officials discuss road projects and federal aid matching for the Peters Hill to Thompson link.
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Logan
Utah
Heber City
Tooele
Salt Lake
Monticello
San Juan County
State Road Commission
Peters Hill
Thompson
San Juan
Cache County
Utah State Agricultural College
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove Canning Company
Lehi
American Fork
Sandy
Spanish Fork
Sherman McGarry
Mt. Pleasant Canning Company
Washington D. C
United States Department of Sericulture
Andrews
Parowan
Southern Utah Dairy Company
J. T. Harden
San Francisco
Kansas City
Omaha
Iowa City
Los Angeles
Coalville
Summit County
Echo Reservoir
Eeho
Association
Phosphorus Not Basis of Firefly Brilliancy
Scientists explain firefly light comes from luciferin not phosphorus. The glow from fireflies glowworms and some fish is phosphorescent in name only, with luciferin producing the efficient natural light.
One Drawback McGriff Fills In At Dartford City Meeting
R. E. McGriff of Portland newly elected to the state house once judge of the Jay Circuit Court stood in for missing speakers at a Dartford City political meeting. He joined other Democrats listening to John W. Kern and noted by an old German citizen as a good meeting though without speakers.
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R. E. McGriff
Portland
House of Representatives
Jay Circuit
Dartford City
John W. Kern
McGriff
Indianapolis
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Not a Total Loss The Groom and Bride React to Wedding Gifts
A humorous exchange shows the groom fretting over leftover wedding presents while the bride suggests using them as prizes for bridge parties to dispose of the excess.
Old Friends Reimagine Brown After Long Years
Smith and Jones recall their old friend Brown who has died and wonder if he finally secured a government post before his passing. The exchange hints at shared history and an unexpected career outcome.
Encouraging Dime Offered Despite Tight Funds
A Boston Post quote describes urging generosity despite tight finances. It notes a request to spend the dollar quickly and a reminder not to keep it long.
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Boston Post
Greatest Tragedy Cited In Globe Quote
An Atchison Globe remark laments a man who harms women and children when making a fool of himself, framing the statement as a grave social warning.
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Atchison Globé
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