DARTS TUBERCULOSIS ERADICATION PROGRESSES IN DAIRY INDUSTRY
Dr. John R. Mohler of the USDA reports over one million dairy cattle tested and destroyed amid a improving industry. Milk consumption has risen, with 56 billion pounds consumed in 1926, up two billion from 1925. Experts urge continuous, organized surveillance and a large cadre of accredited veterinarians to finish eradication.
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John R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Doctor Mohler
United States
Mohler
J. A. Kiernan
Doc
Kiernan
High Scoring Butter Is Necessary for Success
The article argues that high scoring butter is essential for co operative creameries to succeed. It stresses clean handling from cow to churn, with healthy cows, well ventilated barns, clean pails, boiled strainer cloths, and precise cooling to 60 degrees.
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Minnesota
Harold Macy
University of Minnesota
Dairy Cows Need Constant Water For Peak Production
Dairy cows should be watered at least twice daily and ideally water available at will. High producers gain the most benefit from frequent watering with a heavy producing cow needing 750 to 1500 pounds of water daily. When water is scarce, farmers use tank heaters to remove chill, encouraging more drinking and higher milk output.
Daily calf gains tied to proper feeding practices
Proper calf feeding yields daily gains of one and a half to two pounds for four months. The goal is steady growth without fattening, using nutritious but non concentrated food. Roughage should include clove hay, corn stover, and silage with little corn, plus a small amount of straw. Bran, barley, and oats suit the small grain allowance.
U S apple standards to aid export trade at Washington meeting
The United States Department of Agriculture proposes changes to the United States fancy grade for barreled apples to allow minor blemishes and to add export pack standards. The conference in Washington DC favored marking barrel size ranges and set an expor t standard: tight packing, maturity not riper than ripe, not more than 1 percent decay, and reasonable representation of size color and quality. States at the meeting included New Hampshire Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Ohio.
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United States Department of
United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Inspection Service
Wen
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginian
West Virginia
Ohio
Easy Way to Propagate Gooseberry and Currant
Propagate via hardwood cuttings in October or early November. Use well matured shoots from the current season. Cut into six to ten inch pieces and plant in a furrow with soil compacted around the cutting. Space furrows three to three and a half feet apart and plant cuttings four to eight inches apart. University of Missouri guidance from Prof T J Talbert.
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T J Talbert
University of Missouri
Strawberry Adaptability Across Climates and Soils
The strawberry tolerates a range of climates from tropical Florida to Canada and Maine. It thrives in well drained foamy soils and needs abundant moisture as its fibrous roots extend into the topsoil. Commercial success remains limited to definite growing areas despite wide adaptability.
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Florida
Canada
Maine
Peach Tree Planting and Replacement Guidelines
The text advises that peach trees are not long lived and should be replaced more often. It recommends choosing large trees, three to four feet tall, for easier cultivation, and notes that an 80 inch tall tree will grow better than a smaller one. It emphasizes placing newly planted trees where they can be well cared for.
Sports- Duds- Aid in Mad Scramble
Paris fashion house head Jean Charles Worth notes sports clothes gain ground as time savers in the modern rush. He traces the rise of short skirts and trouser skirts with all day wear for driving and leisure, and discusses French versus American adoption and sleeveless sports attire.
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Jean Charles Worth
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Mr. Worth
Home Companion
France
States
United States
Shoulder Flower Easy to Make and Is Smart
A Needlecraft Magazine piece by Helen Grant details creating shoulder flowers from scraps using textile paints, plastic embroidery, wire, and metallic powder. It notes matching silk or voile handkerchiefs, color tinting, and the appeal of this season's accessories alongside complementary frocks.
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Helen Grant
Needlecraft Magazine
Miss Grant
Pajamas and Lounging Fashions Roams With Satin Robes
In Paris gossip notes a fad for long sleeved nightgowns while satin robes and lounging wear captivate tastes. Oriental styles feature black satin trousers and gold brocade jackets with satin linings, paired with mandarin coats as versatile wraps. Cleveland News.
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Paris
Cleveland. News
Cheap Silk Kerchiefs From Wornout Garments
Crepe de chine garments worn in places can be repurposed into handkerchiefs. Cut small squares from waist fronts backs and sleeves. Dye scraps in available colors. Finish by hemming and overcasting in two directions to imitate cross stitch. Embroider a bright flower or spray in a corner.
The Kitchen C . 7 Linet
The text reflects on happiness as a life of inner virtue over worldly pleasures. It extols a pure heart, love, service, and sacrifice, contrasting it with restless, shallow pursuit of pleasure that yields no lasting peace.
Tapioca Desserts and Preserves From a Home Kitchen
A home kitchen guide outlines tapioca based desserts including Apple Tapioca Peach Tapioca and Tapioca Custard with quantities and baking directions. It also covers Pickling and preserves like Watermelon Prickles Pidcallll Olive Oil Pickles and Mint Vinegar with steps for salting soaking boiling and sealing jars.
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Derry
Browy-Susar
Oklahoma dairy farmer woman finds health with Lydia Pinkham
A Oklahoma pasture story follows a tired dairy worker, Mrs Short, who improves after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports weight gain from 115 to 185 pounds, better sleep, energy for chores, and renewed confidence. The testimonial urges other hard workers to try the product.
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Oklahoma
Lydia PF. Pinkhan
Syoman
Oklahoma City
Okls
Mia
Mrs. Short
Lydia Pinkham
Culture Club Message Sparked by Satirical Clip
A fringe exchange riffs on culture clubs with mockery and wordplay about culture being imposed. The fragment suggests social tension over group rituals and identity in a campus or club setting.
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Leonard, Inc
Fifth Ave
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Mitchell
Spa Gista
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New York City
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Conn
Ellington
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Samuel Pinney
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