Bacterial Count in Milk Plants
United States Department of Agriculture researchers study 100 plants to locate causes of spikes in bottled milk bacteria. Early data from 20 plants identify sterilization and storage as weak points with storage temperatures varying up to 84 degrees, guiding operators to reduce counts.
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United States Departement of Agriculture
Ernést Kelly
Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Buckwheat As Dairy Feed Ingredient Highlighted
Articles from the New York State College of Agriculture outline ground buckwheat and buckwheat middlings as valuable dairy feeds. They compare digestible nutrients to oats and wheat bran and to gluten feed, with suggested mix formulations for balanced rations.
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Department of Animal Husbandry
New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
N. Y
Milking Cows Need Grain On New Jersey Pastures
New Jersey dairy guidance notes pasture alone cannot sustain milk production. Carl Fh Bender of the New Brunswick experiment station advises a grain mix with 12 to 18 percent protein and recommends rotating cows across four to five pasture lots to maintain fresh grass and reduce flavor and digestive issues. Continuous access to clean water remains essential.
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New Jersey
Carl Fh Bender
Experiment Station
New Brunswick
China Buys Dairy Cows For Shanghai Herd Expansion
A Vancouver firm reports Shanghai dairy will add 200 head to its herd of 800 within two years. British Columbia and Western Canada breeders will supply the new stock with orders already placed for purebred Jerseys and Holstein cows to be shipped soon.
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China
Vancouver
Shanghai
British Columbia
Western Canada
Raspberries Thrive on Fertile Soil and Proper Care
Raspberries perform best on good fertile soil with barnyard manure. Fresh plantings on fertile ground yield fruit sooner, and spacing of eight feet or more aids cultivation. Regular tillage, weed control, and mulching—straw or old stock bottoms—reduce maintenance and promote healthy growth. rejuvenation of old patches is typically unproductive.
Cover Crops Support Fertility and Humus in Orchards
British Columbia tests with hairy vetch spring vetch buckwheat fall wheat fall rye barley and rape show annual cover crops boost soil fertility and humus and protect roots through winter while spring tillage keeps orchards clear. Continuous cover crops outperform annuals where moisture allows longer growth.
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British Columbia
United States
Fruit Thinning Is Good Pennsylvania Practice
Pennsylvania growers who thinned fruit can expect to see effects by harvest, say Pennsylvania State College entomologists. Observations through harvest will show if thinning was sufficient, and incomplete thinning can cost as much as a complete one.
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Pennsylvania
Aon
Horticulture Squibs on Red Raspberries and Orchard Care
Advice notes treat red raspberries like blackcaps avoid summer pruning on new canes and emphasize soil capacity and proper growth. Guidance covers keeping fruiting canes and plant food balanced, spraying to control aphids as apples open, and maintaining clean rows with constant cultivation for strawberries and raspberries.
Afternoon frocks feature contrasted flat and glossy finishes
Fashion notes emphasize afternoon dresses using satin-back crepe with dull and glossy contrasts. See panels, godets, tiered skirts, and collars in colors like black, navy, green, rose, and red. Mary Astor appears in two-piece ensembles showcasing these finishes in The Sunset Derby.
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Mary Astor
Blue Dominates Paris Spring Fashion, Designers Say
The Paris season shows blue remaining the chic favorite, rivaling black in street wear, afternoon dresses, and evening gowns. Prominent houses feature blue heavily, with tones blended across models and color pairings creating striking, innovative effects.
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Paris
HlInn_ lesper—degreott
Large Sun Hats Return As Summer Fashion Peak
A fashion trend from last spring and summer features oversized sun hats in leghorn or fine milan straw. The style is described as extremely smart with simple trimming and expected to be worn more widely this season.
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Milan
Plaits Trim Coat and Frock Designs in AEOMATIONE Text
The article describes plaits used in morning and formal wear for coats frocks skirts and bodices. Plaits, often called en barre in French, may run vertically on skirts and form geometric designs on garments.
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Aeomatione
NAT En Pintte
Gold Embroideries on Conventional Motifs in Bright Colors
A description of smart touches in gold embroidery applied to traditional motifs. Bright color centers with gohl enhance the pattern, offering a refined decorative effect.
Smart Crepe de Chine Dress For Summer Or Fall
A Woman's Home Companion pattern promises an easy to make smart crepe de chine dress. Choices include beige blue and white with navy and black options for fall. A double collar and cuffs with a cream top layer add contrast.
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Thia
Wrong Color Choices Wreck a Woman’s Appearance
Liberty Magazine advises that color choice greatly affects a woman's look. Eileen Bourne explains neutral complexions need warm hues like henna and apricot, florid complexions should avoid reds, and blondes must avoid harsh tones. Dark, muddy colors can age and spoil features, while blue tints in gray hair require careful coloring to avoid yellowish head tone.
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Eileen Bourne
Liberty Magazine
Miss Bourne
New Hair Styles Create Day and Night Contrasts
Fashion rules vary by time with both long and short looks allowed. Daytime favors bobbed appearance while evening favors the chignon. Some wear wigs to adapt, with white wigs popular abroad and tinted pink or blue.
Hosiery Waterproofed Shields Women From Rain and Mud
Waterproof stockings become popular with English women of fashion. Rain rolls off without leaving marks and mud splashes remove with a damp sponge. The waterproofing does not alter silk appearance and stockings can be washed again without effect.
Knitted Capes Debut For Sports Wear In Parikh
Knitted military capes for sports wear gain notice in Parikh with three colored stripes on a small turnover collar. The beige natural wool cape complements either skirt or sweater, expanding the ensemble concept.
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Parikh
Capes With Yokes Fashion Trend for Spring
Women worldwide embrace the yoke cape as a distinguishing feature in a spring style development. The item centers on a reimagined cape silhouette emphasizing the yoke, signaling a fresh trend this season.
Poultry Breeding Tips From North Carolina experts
Dr Kaupp and Dr Knupp advise post season culling of male birds while preserving promising cockerels for next year. Fertile eggs hatch under heat then chill to form a blood ring. select early hatched cockerels for breeding and boost with green feed animal protein mash and grain for best egg production and health.
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B. F. Kaupp
North Carolina State College
Knupp
Kaupp
Maternal Instinct in the Turkey Hen
A historical note on turkey hens shows maternal instinct drives battles when nests are near each other. It advises separating nests, placing barriers, and using perches or boards to keep hens from jumping down during rain. After hatch, confine poults in a triangular yard until they can move freely, then relocate to fresh ground daily.
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Turkey
Hens Suffer Toenail Injuries From Male Birds
Hens are often injured by the long toenails of male birds when mounts occur. Treat wounds by cleansing, applying healing salve, and padding with adhesive tape. If needed, pull feathers away, use surgeons needles with white silk floss, and manicured cock spurs. A bruised sole requires incision like an X, drainage, salve, pad, and tape.
Contaminated Soil For Chicks Aids Growth And Feeding
A historical notice notes soil where chicks range remains rich with thick green clover sod. This dense growth resists scratching and feeding by chicks, provides ample green feed, and supports insect life. The sparse vegetation degrades ground cover and fertility.
Place for the Chicks in Corn Field Layout
Proposal describes placing chick houses beside corn fields to share sun and shade with clover or alfalfa patches. Benefits noted include shelter and access to grass and dirt, with a hopper of grain suggested as an addition.
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Géné Crowing
Mrs Weavers Endorsement Of Lydia E Pinkhams Remedy
Mrs Lawn en Weaver of Mt Pleasant Pa describes relief after using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for ill health. She slept better and regained strength enabling work and caring for three children. The letter claims many women benefited and invites inquiries about the remedy.
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Lawnencn Weaver
Smithfield St
Mt. Pleasant
Lydia
Millionaire Members in the Current Cabinet
The cabinet includes Mellon as Treasury secretary Hoover as Commerce secretary Kellogg as State secretary Davis as Labor secretary and Work as Interior secretary. Wealth likely aligns with the order of names given.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Commerce
Hoover
Kellogg
Labor
Davis
Secretary of the Interior
Roman Mosaic Unearthed at Orkstow Hall by Humber
A fine Roman mosaic pavement was found in 1798 by laborers at Orkstow Hall on the River Humber. It remained until the owner agreed to its removal. The mosaic features small colored cubes forming various Roman scenes and is now seen by the British Museum.
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British Museum
Orkstow Hall
Humber
Are you a college man
A fragment quotes a man’s reply when asked if he is a college man. He explains his clothes are worn to honor an election bet and deflects the question.
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