Plant Black Walnut Trees For War-Damaged Timber Rebound
The war demand depleted black walnut timber but ending hostilities spurred planting. A Michigan example saw 80 bushels shipped to Saginaw for school plantings and parks while states discuss highway plantings. Experts caution against pure stands and suggest plantings in parks, on large lawns, and along roads where climate suits.
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United States Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Saginaw
Mich
W. S. Linton
Northern Nut Growers’ Association
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Forest Service
Mayflower relics and pilgrim signatures traced to Leyden
A long retrospective notes the Mayflower voyage and Pilgrim histories. It reports discoveries of autographs of Robinson Winslow Bradford and others inLeyden archives, the 1623 Mayflower vessel name, and the betrothal records that illuminate early colonial links. It cites scholarly work by Eckhoff Dexter Van Laer and Hoar in recovering these artifacts now housed in Massachusetts archives.
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William Bradtstry
Mourt
Bradford
Edward Winslow
England
Governor Bradford
London
Massachusetts
Plymouth
Dorothy May
William Bradford
Resolved White Itidand
Peregrine White
Cape Cod Harbor
S Edwad Winslow
Winslow
Isaac Winslow
Pilgrim Society
America
Holland
Joan Robinson
Plilgrims
Leyden
Eckhof
Notariag
John Robinson
Ifttls
Scrooby
Pilgrims
Scrobby
Amsterdam
Robinson
William Brewster
Leden
H. M. Dexter
British Museum
John Dove
Edwin Sandys
Charles Deane
Cambridge
London Graphic
Reyden
Joh Robinson
Thomas Brewer
William Jepson
New England
Ploott
Rendel Harris
Ryland
Manchester
William.Bradford
Boston Transcript
George H. Sar‘gent
A. J. F. van Laer
New York
Autthority
Seigneur-Jehan-de-Lalaing
Breestraat
Jan Jacobsz. van Tethrode
Willem Cornelisz
Ket
Buryman
Rijinsburch
George Frisble Horn
United States
Roger ‘Bherman
Wiliam Bradford
Fulham Palace
Hoar
Temple
Canterbury
Queen Victoria
Antiquarian
State ‘House of
Dairy Facts Recordals on Milk and Butterfat Production
Agricultural researchers present yearly dairy statistics showing average cow milk output at 5 980 pounds and butterfat at 246 pounds with a 4 11 percent test. Income over feed costs averages 55 60 dollars, rising with butterfat gains. Fall freshened cows yield more milk and fat than those freshened in spring or summer. Large cows outperform smaller ones. longer herd tenure correlates with higher production and income.
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United States Department
Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
RAO Aee
Warning Board on Colorado Highway Sparks Humor
A roadside board nailed to a tree in Colorado warns drivers with the line Caution Many Curves You might Meet a Fool. The quip plays on the curves and mocks reckless driving, turning a roadside hazard into a shared joke for passersby.
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Colorado
Pneumatic Tires Reduce Road Wear Says Public Roads Bureau
The Bureau of Public Roads of the United States Department of Agriculture states that pneumatic tires cause less road wear on motor vehicles. The finding highlights the benefit of using air-filled tires for highways and public roads.
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
World’s Greatest Tunnel in the Simplon Tunnel Fact
Describes the Simplon tunnel under the Alps as the world’s greatest tunnel. Notes water flow from southern end at 15.48 gallons per minute and power to compress air and refrigerate the tunnel. Mentions heat in deeper parts reaching 140 degrees Fahrenheit without artificial cooling.
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Simplon
Alps
Christian Science Monitor
Semiramis Fleet Driven by Camels Across Ages
The Whitehall Gazette notes that in 1965 B C Semiramis ruled a 3000 ship fleet that fought 4000 ships of Staurobates at the Indus mouth, yet the ships were carried by camels from Syria to the Indus banks. The piece praises ancient ships as seeds of civilization and industry.
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Semiramie
Semiramis
Assyria
B. C
Staurobates
Indus
Syria
Great Britain
tWhitehall Gavette
Better Stock Campaign Aid For The Children's Sake Poster
The USDA releases a poster for its Better Stock campaign showing two cows with children around them. A scrub cow yields about five quarts daily, enough for five children, while a purebred dairy cow yields twenty quarts for twenty children. The message: a good dairy cow feeds many children, each quart a healthful smile.
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United States—Department—of Agriculture
Corn Alone For Milk Cows Feed Is Questioned
The USDA argues corn can be a useful component in dairy cattle rations when paired with other feeds. It provides heat and energy but lacks protein. combining with bran linseed meal or cottonseed meal and alfalfa or clover balances the diet.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cow as Efficient Milk Machine Needs Care
The dairy cow is described as the most efficient processor of feed into high priced products. Cold weather strains her, taxing more feed to maintain body heat and reducing milk production.
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