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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1917
Page
7
William A. Radford outlines a two barn concept with a central alley and separated cow and horse stables to ensure best sanitary conditions. He details light ventilation litter removal and a coordinated feed and manure system to protect dairy cattle health and farm investments.
The Hebrew term translated as glass appears only in John 28r1rToway. In the authorized version the word is rendered crystal, indicating a translation choice for that verse.
A report from Austin details a 40 acre silk plantation using French mulberry trees to feed silkworms. Dr Ostginn leads research on dyeing compounds, with 12 000 trees producing up to 1000 dollars annually per acre, and corn intercropping shown to support growing leaves for feed.
Secretary C R George of the Indiana State Dairy association urges dairy farmers to boost production through efficient feeding, proper housing, and use of better sires. He notes cows convert roughages into human food and warns against selling cattle at low prices, arguing cows will yield more milk and meat over three years.
A New York cor respondent recalls two front row girls at Times Square subway station in a noisy exchange about local acquaintances who dodged the draft. The chatter shifts to Pearl alleged to be posing for a living, with speculation about a soap powder advertisement as a gagged train halts the talk.
Witty exchange from a humorous script shows a hurried order and a playful back and forth. A character asserts brisk service while another clarifies they are not a sheriff, delivering a light comic moment.
A humorous scene describes a pitcher who kisses his favorite ball goodbye before each throw, fearing it may be lost to the fence. The exchange notes the player’s attachment and the curious ritual that accompanies his pitching.
By six weeks calves can begin silage with gradual introduction to avoid mold. Alfalfa hay provides essential leaves aiding development, but must be balanced with skim milk and protein to meet carbohydrate needs. Silage plus grain corrects protein carbohydrate balance for growing calves.
Regular milking at about twelve hour intervals is urged to keep milk flow steady. Delays reduce gland activity and milk production, harming the udder and lowering overall yield.
North Dakota Experiment Station explains that milk flavor depends on what cows eat. Onions garlic and certain weeds can transfer odors to milk, while storage and handling may also affect flavor.
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