Feeding Methods Reduce Flavors in Milk Says USDA Expert
A USDA dairy expert notes flavors and odors in milk cause yearly losses similar to sour milk. Flavor sources include cow condition, favored feeds, absorbed aromas, and biological changes. Timing of feeding matters. strongly flavored feeds should follow milking, not precede it, to limit off flavors in milk.
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United States Department of Agriculture
C. J. Tabcock
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Alhorpe
Tabeork
Fate Kind Toward Earl Sande in Decline
The piece surveys Earl Sande once a Derby winning jockey who earned fortunes yet faced bankruptcy and fading fame. It contrasts his fall with Steve Lonoghue’s downfall and highlights Sande’s shift from jockey to owner, his cautious timing, and a late career revival with Chantry in a first race. It notes Sande’s earlier success, Sande’s later voluntary transition, and the broader moral about a sportsman’s rise and fall.
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Ile
Lakehota
Kaiser
Steve
Thi
Rulag
Sande
Cobra
Chantry
Rancecas
Orchid
Ealers
Ted Sloan
Donohue
Tia Juana
Grain Should Be Fed Before Roughage To Cows
Mist farmers who feed grain and hay to milk cows in winter learn to give grain before roughage. Four reasons dairymen cite include better production, stronger digestion, more efficient feed use, and longer lactation. Typical rations: one pound grain per three pounds milk, four to six pounds for heifers, eight to twelve for mature cows. A thousand pound cow eats about ten pounds hay and thirty pounds silage daily with grain.
Improved Feed Methods Always Most Profitable
The article argues that economical feeding hinges on mixing rations per animal productivity and selecting feeds by cost per digestible nutrient. It notes feed prices vary and that roughage often provides nutrients cheaper than concentrates, while high protein feeds like cottonseed meal and meat meal supply digestible protein more cheaply than soybean and corn feeds.
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Corp
Herd management note on bull handling and cow freshening
In Kansas herd improvement records from 1827, delaying herd bull access during warm months helps cows freshen at safer times. Spring frostening reportedly yielded a return above feed costs by about 18 tons more than the abler freshening cow. If no pen is available the bull may be tied with a chain from a stake.
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Kansas
Prospect announces offer to Cubs for young pitcher
Joe McCarthy, famed Cubs leader, notes a South writer claims to be the best pitcher in the business. The letter asks $500 a year and offers the pitcher to the Cubs before or after spring practice. McCarthy fears overextending payroll but resists allowing John McGraw to pursue the prospect.
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Joe AlcCarthy
Cubs
Joe
P. S
Sven
Jess
McCarthy
John McGraw
Hard fought 1929 sports news and trades summary
In 1929 Gene Tunney era notes reference a long retired champion, while Steve O Neill and Toronto Leats management appear in mixed baseball chatter. A Princeton squad reports for practice as women jockeys face course bans in France. Trades color the scene with Leach to the Giants, Lefty ODoul and others moving clubs. Prolific mentions cover league managers, training camps, and college athletics with scattered odds and ends about players, teams, and personalities.
Manager Huggins Ever Successful With Yanks
After John Ruppert bought control of the Yankees in 1923 he declared Flugging manager and summoned the club to a meeting. Ruppert announced he had bought the team and would run it, naming Huggins as manager as part of the new era. The Yankees then pursued strong performance under Huggins.
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E. 8. Barnard
Civ
Gvery
Yankees
Arris
Walter Johnson
Garooard
Detroit
Washington
Col
Jake Tropper
Tol
Ruppert Gata
Flugging
Juggins
New Flyweight Champion Izzo Schmvartz Challenged in Europe
The New York boxing commission recognizes Izzo Schmvartz as world flyweight champion and he calls on Europe to clash again with Spider Pladdner as bantamweight champions of Europe set to battle by December. A distracted narrative follows with an excited motorist dispute and a pedestrian incident unclear in detail.
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Izzo Schmvartz
New York Boxing Commission
Europe
Spider Pladdner
Tg Paria
Old Jack Quinn Remembered By Veteran Baseball Scouts
The article recalls Jack Quinn, age questions from press, and his remarks on speed pitching. Tut Monahan and Jock Qualina discuss minor league prospects as reporters chase age rumors. Quinn recalls 1901 Rochester link and Yankees era, noting spitball ban and his 16 win season in 1909.
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Éltn
Tut Monahan
Sox
Jock Qualina
Emuire" Walberg
Athletics
Monauen
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Hasehad
Jack
Monahan
Roechester Club
New Yeark Yankees
New York Club
Jack Guinn
Wiz
Wags
Rochester
Quinn
Pabert (Letty) Grove
Yankees
Sill
Te Hts
Church Division Between Orthodox and Catholic Churches
A historical note explains the term Orthodox from Greek meaning true opinion and its early use to describe the eastern church. It details how theological and political rifts separated Greek and Roman churches, with Constantinople and Rome as two capitals, and places the split around A D 713 in a Detrai news style.
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Roman Empire
Constantinople
Rome
Detrali
California Fig Syrup touted as remedy for children's ailments
A 50 year sales pitch extols California Fig Syrup as a gentle, effective bowel regulator for children. A Western mother from Oklahoma City testifies it stopped her son Tyson’s constipation and improved his health, urging buyers to demand the full product name and authenticity on the carton.
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Todd
West 27Th St
Oklahoma City
Ohia
Tyson
Neal
California
Six of Em Virang Fort Williams Journal excerpt
A Fort Williams Journal excerpt questions youth and age with a witty line about aging. It notes a woman cannot stay young forever unless she is in good health and self aware, but the fragment blends humorous conjecture with partial phrases.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Advertises Soothing Relief
A vintage ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener for children and adults, claiming it neutralizes stomach acidity more gently than harsher remedies. It emphasizes its pleasant taste, daily household priority, and a century of trademarked use since 1873 by Charley I. Philips Chemical Co.
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Charley I. Philips Chermical Co
Charles I. Philips
Fragmented note on language diversity and communication
A terse remark notes 49 vernaculars spoken to fodid and laments inability to understand Gat their own, claiming English remains the common means of communication. The text reads like a mangled snippet on linguistic barriers and language use.
Pather Aot Friend Wit Daughter and Suitor
A humorous quip from I nthfinder Magazine features a father lamenting his daughter’s betrothal to a foolish suitor. The suitor responds with a wry offer to take her off his hands, underscoring comic stubbornness and social custom.
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Pather
The Bay's Work
Normaice, three sears of grey way asked by her daddy, who had just re turned from work, what she had been dining all day. Oh she answered Just setting mother crazy.
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Normaice
Grey Way
Newspaper Circulation Figures from The Editor and Publisher Year 1928
The 1928 Editor and Publisher year reports average U S newspaper circulation by day parts. Morning daily circulation is 4 145. evening 23 820 903. Sunday 2 460 007.
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Leex
United States
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