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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1926
Page
2
North Carolina State extension specialist John A. Arey urges cooperation to improve dairy efficiency. He cites a Virginia case where 36 cows were split into two groups, showing profit from 18 cows and loss from the other 18, with perfect records guiding removal of unprofitable cows to boost overall returns.
Virginia Experiment Station compares dried apple pomace beet pulp and corn silage in rations for dairy cows. Findings show milk production aligns with digestible nutrients, apple pomace valued at about 75 percent of beet pulp, cows relish pomace, and beet pulp prices seen as high versus silage.
Farmers should heat cow drinking water during cold weather to keep cows warm and maintain milk production. A tank heater or similar device can remove chill from water, encouraging adequate hydration and better health as ice forms in tanks.
In a festive tale, Mabulla meets Merry and Happy as she finishes gifts for her family. Merry wears red with white trim, Happy in white with silver bells. They explain they oversee the two words for the season, promising joyful wishes and spreading holiday cheer.
A quirky exchange centers on Freddy the chicken and a sister asking why chickens cannot talk. Freddy riffs on wishes and creatures like a fish and a marine animal as a humorous, surreal moment from the Pall column.
Text discusses various elegance details including black broadcloth coats with fox fur trim, crepe satin linings, and dramatic collars. It highlights color contrasts like rose beige, black, and silver embroidery, noting designers Lelong and Worth and the use of velvet and crepe materials for formal garments.
A decorative trend shows horizontal striped sweaters as a focal point in autumn sportswear. Two piece dance frocks draw inspiration from athletic bands, using gold or silver tissue with bead or sequin embellishments. Some models finish with knotted neck scarves.
The feature describes Paris collections with unique charac teristics enabling the initiated to identify origins such as West Brick. It notes a gold and red pagoda lantern embroidered on side front skirts, military braid in gold and silver, and bold scroll designs. Jenny Hires dresses to feature black military braid on navy georgette with a circular skirt and sheer border.
The article describes shirring as a key method to join skirts to blouses and notes frocks in crepe with paneled sections and wide shapes. It highlights one piece frocks with handscurring footpoints and waistlines, detailing necklines and bodice fits, as well as crinkled crepe textures and sash-tied waists.
Fashion notes describe conic hat shapes in dressmaker shop windows. Velvet and felt materials dominate with ribbon trims and floral accents. Buster hats and crowning ribbons appear among streetwear, signaling a refined mid autumn style.
Guidance on using surface mulching and manure near trees. Do not pile directly at the trunk but spread at the foot to keep weeds down and improve conditions. Straw or hay can substitute for manure when soil is rich. fresh manure should be avoided near roots and application kept moderate.
Experiments by HH Mitchell and G G Ganfer at a university tested salt tolerance in chickens. Fifty birds fed a basal ration with 1 to 8 percent salt showed no harmful effects at growing ages up to 21 weeks. Twenty-five birds tested maximum salt per dose. results indicate high salt tolerance with specific lethal doses for different weights.
Fall is the critical time to locate young borers in apple trees in Illinois. J H H Bigger warns that larvae burrow in inner bark during summer and adults emerge in spring. knife and wire remain the best control. Inspect bases of trunks for holes and use wire to remove or kill borers.
Experts from the New York State College of Agriculture advise spreading pruning into many small cuts rather than a few large ones. Smaller cuts reduce water sprouts, rejuvenate fruit, improve fruit color, and ease spraying, leading to a healthier, more productive crop.
A scrambled note describes young trees at risk from girdling by unknown acts or animals. The text mentions rabbits and winter conditions indirectly and warns of potential damage to multiple trees in a local area.
The piece argues improved poultry care and feeding can make duck farming profitable. It praises Pekin ducks, discusses mash feeds and grain rations, stresses dry housing and weather considerations, and notes high prices and evolving breeding practices.
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