SUGGEST RATIONS TO LOWER COSTS FOR DAIRY FEED
Dairy professors outline cost cutting by swapping corn with wheat barley or oats in rations. Formulas adjust to roughage type with protein targets 16 to 24 percent. Suggested mixes include ground grains, gluten seed, linseed and cottonseed meals, with caps on wheat rye barley and legume hay usage.
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Prof
PF. B. Morrigan, Werd
Department of Animal
Tiusbander
New York State College of Agriculture
Fish Oil as Corrective for All Dairy Cattle
Dairymen may feed fish oils to cattle as poultrymen do. Vitamin D rich Oshol improves calf health, hatchability, and may prevent breeding troubles. California sardine oil, tuna oil, and salmon oil vary in vitamin D content, suggesting dairy rations deserve more research attention.
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United States
California
Calves Should Be Fed Whole Milk Early On
Early in life calves should receive whole milk for the first two weeks if possible. If not, limit to one week. Jerseys and Guernsey calves need about seven and a half pounds daily, larger breeds about ten pounds. Feed two times daily if needed, avoid overloading the stomach, and keep milk at a steady temperature.
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Jerseys
Cattle Feed Mixtures Use From Three to Seven Grains
A cow grain mix can be made from three or four seeds but a blend of one to seven grains is advised. Palatable mixtures boost digestive juices and bulk, aiding digestion and improving results from the ration.
Burly dreaming bee lyric excerpt from Emerson
A fragment from The Kitchen Cabinet features a burly dozing humble bee and a lyric chase across distant seas with references to Porto Rico and a熱 torrid zone. The poem ends with an Emersonian note of nature and pursuit.
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Porto Rique
Kopp
Emerson
Labor Saving Kitchen Tips For Pastry And Preserves
Practical advice on pre preparing pastry and fillings to save time. Chill dough to improve flakiness and create ready to bake portions like tarts, cheese straws, meat pies, and ice box rolls. Store precooked or prepped items in cold for up to a week and keep dressings and condiments stocked for quick lunches. Parsley keeps two weeks in a sealed jar with water.
Fire Destroys Warehouse After Two Blazes
A spectacular fire destroys a warehouse after a minor blaze hours earlier. Five alarms respond as eleven reporters cover the scene. the owner and a contractor had planned repairs the previous night. The yard of debris follows the initial alarm and the event ends with questions about the owner’s actions.
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Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Panacea Misused as Universal Remedy, Not Just Cure
The New York Evening Post argues panacea means a universal cure for everything. Observers misapply it to describe remedies for specific ailments, confusing remedy with limitless universal perfection.
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New York Evening Post
Implicit Reliance On Early Motor Cars in Driving
A remark notes how during experimental car stages people fretted with machines but once reliability proved, anxiety faded and drivers became reckless on the road. The viewpoint reflects early automotive attitudes and risk behavior in society.
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Mayadhre
And No Ticker Tape Meas spreads outside offices
The writer questions the absence of ticker tape and the impact of windowless office blocks on public parades, pondering how society would respond when a parade passes by without celebratory signage.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Velvet fashion for afternoon gowns and accessories
Cherie Nicholae highlights velvet ensembles for debutantes and fashionable women. The piece describes velvet gowns bolero frocks with lace, rhinestone buttons, velvet hats and shoes, pocketbooks, and lingerie styles all in the velvet vogue with coordinated sets and glamorous accessories.
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Stronio Ostum
Weill
Hngerie
Dick Maynard Honored With Franklin Medal at Harhurst
At commencement, Harhurst College honors Dick Maynard for fifty years of service as a reficher, professor of chemistry and dean. Dr. Eben Franklin retires after fifty years. the ceremony includes a bronze Franklin medal for Maynard recognizing his wartime and scientific contributions and leadership.
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Harhurst College
Eben Franklin
Frankie
Harhurst and
Harhurst
Frankle
Wy Doedor Alexander
New—York
Doctor Graham
Pittsburgh
John Malden
Chicago
Robert Lansing
Texas
Dave Larrowe
Michigan
Thomas T. Larrimore
Panama
Doctor Franklin
Dick Maynard
San Francisco
Davi Ss
Maynard
Baltimore
Bfe
Germany
Franklin
Amhurst
Hfe
Umfis
Nes
Science
Peetor Alexander
New York
Fellows
Mick Maynard
Doctor Alexander
John Matden
Graham
France
India
Hand Him a Fan Fur Coat Tourist Snubs Daily Paper
Sam, who has just bought a fur coat, struts down the street and meets a cold friend. The friend remarks on the cold day, but Sam admits he has not looked at the paper today, signaling a casual, humorous street scene from the Wall Street Journal.
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Sam
Wall Street Journal
Rainy Hours Backed by LA Weather Man
Los Angeles Weather Man Hershey told reporters that rain falls more often between three and eight in the morning than at other times. A reporter quipped that storms seem to hit his house during those hours, prompting laughter.
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Los Angeles
Hershey
Crust Talk Sparks Quiet Dinner Moment
A brief exchange shows one character jesting about sharing a crust while another urges restraint, hinting at a humble, intimate scene. The line suggests domestic tenderness and a focus on simple sustenance amid differing appetites.
Question of the Hour: Who Will Be Boss?
Poem fragment depicts rival AS men seeking wealth and power, debating who will lead. The lines satirize ambition and control, hinting at leadership struggles and the pursuit of authority.
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Bors
Penwiper Gift Sparks Laugh Over Leaky Pen
The Chicago Daily News recounts a newlywed couple bantering over an anniversary gift. The bride reveals a hand embroidered penwiper, while the husband jokes about the modern fountain pen. The punchline: she bought a leaky pen to accompany it.
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Chicago Daily News
First Reception Demand Letting Guests’ Names Be Called
In a sharp scene Mrs Streatham Smythe orders a maid to stand in the drawing room from seven to eight and call guests as they arrive. The maid promises to do her best, noting she will say whatever first comes to mind about them.
New Kind of Plum
A playful dialogue about Jane's aplomb with a curious question on the meaning of a plumb in conversation. The lightweight exchange hints at confidence and linguistic whimsy.
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Jane
A Classic Confession From Diogenes
Fragmentary remark shows Diogenes lamenting lack of honesty on earth. He admits to being a self described bluff and speaks of truthfulness in ancient philosophical satire. The fragment captures a cheeky self awareness about virtue and deceit in public life.
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Diogenes
A Painful Thought Visitor at Film Studio
A director jokes about making an actor cry by recalling her income tax to evoke a painful thought. The quip underscores on set humor about emotional performance during filming.
One Never Knows Spirvens Attends First Operon
A curious line from American Legian Monthly depicts Spirvens at his first operon puzzled by language asking if the aria is in English. An elderly neighbor answers simply she is a soprano.
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Spirvens
Legian Monthly
Cause for Complaint Prison Governor
A convict voices dissatisfaction with prison conditions, questioning the adequacy of exits and safety measures as a core complaint. The exchange reflects tension between inmate grievances and administrative procedures within the facility.
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