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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1928
Page
2
Practical dairy guidance discusses odor reduction in milk, costs of grinding oats, and the impact of barn warmth on cow health. It warns against cows shivering, stresses clean, sheltered stalls, and argues for feeding a full ration after calving to maintain milk production and survival through winter. It notes that selling a hard milking cow may be cheaper than saving her with insufficient feed.
Practical guidance for poultry keepers covers yard sanitation, nesting and drinker setups, dust bathing, milk as chick feed, ventilation, and culling low producers to stabilize prices. The piece notes dark leg colors in table birds and stresses prompt marketing to avoid value loss. It also reports drastic expected shakeups in the Cardinals roster with multiple player moves anticipated before the 1929 season.
Experiments at several state stations show ground soybeans equal to linseed oil meal as a protein supplement in dairy cattle rations. Trials at Purdue University and others suggest soybeans match or exceed traditional feeds in grain rations, with hay and forage applications also comparable to alfalfa. Growers could gain independence from high priced feeds and improve dairy income. Purdue notes potential for winter feed tonnage and broader herd nutrition benefits.
A historical report explains herd improvement using data from cow tests across the United States. It compares milk fat yields and feed costs, noting higher returns for cows producing more butterfat despite increased expenses. The study cites government testing results and farm trials to show economic advantages of selecting higher producing cows.
A Wisconsin agriculture expert notes that direct advertising can boost egg sales. Advertisers should ensure a good product and prompt replies, using detailed copy with prices. Fresh eggs command higher city prices, and memorable trademarks aid out of town orders and repeat business.
Winter water supply is vital for laying hens. Ice water reduces intake and harms egg production, while ample fresh water improves health and output. Do not rely on frozen buckets or large containers that may be neglected. Ensure hens have plenty of water twice daily in cold months.
Suzanne Lenglen faces a difficult path back to amateur status as the French federation bars reinstatement. Her recent professional move unsettles fans and raises questions about competing in the season ahead.
Bar Bill Tilden aims to reach finis tennis but must travel far to compete. He may have to go to Russia China Brazil Bolivia Andorra Lithuania Abyssinia or Liberia as the International Lawn Tennis Federation, with thirty four nations, follows the United States Lawn Tennis Association in barring Wim.
A collage of names and notes from baseball, golf, track, and chess. Mentions Jobo as Southern league president, promotions around Philadelphias teams, Wesleyan beating Cincinnati 71 0, Hagen’s British title, Hagen’s praise of manager, and various collegiate and professional athletes with scattered achievements and transfers.
The article highlights Buddy Myer with 29 steals for BeNS0IL in the 1998 season. It notes early threats lifting the team toward first division and contrasts with a Boston rep not appearing. The piece emphasizes Myer’s standout base stealing amid league context and team standings.
Knute K Rockne, chemist turned football coach at Notre Dame, enjoyed chemistry as a hobby while directing athletics. He arrived in the U S from Norway as a child, worked as a lumberjack and seaman before college, then rose to prominence introducing open football and the famed passing game, becoming a legendary figure at Notre Dame.
In 1875 Dr Caldwell began selling a liquid laxative named Syrup Pepsin to ease constipation. The product, marketed to women children and elderly people, promised mild stimulation and potential relief from headaches biliousness indigestion and loss of appetite. A free trial bottle was offered via mail order.
Tony Lazzeri stands out as one of the game’s most valuable players across seasons. He is a strong hitter and versatile fielder who missed weeks due to injuries, causing the Yankees to slump. Upon returning amid what sources call orders, Lazzeri helped the Yankees win again, proving his value to the team.
The New Orleans Handicap will drop from 2000 added money to 25014 due to losses at the fair grounds last year. J P Murphy of the Louisiana Jockey Club says the race will be worth about 3400 to the winner with the rest split among second to fourth place on a 60 30 10 basis. The race is set for February 1 with the meet ending around Mardi Gras. The Lincoln birthday handicap and the Orleans kindergarten will be eliminated due to the shortened meet.
Charles A. Laurine at Philipse Manor near New York reportedly discovered a self finding golf ball after a drive near Briar Cut Manor and Briar Hills Country Club. While near woods he used the ball amid a tight match and claimed finding the ball with help of a skunk as a guide.
In England, elephant hair chains for eyeglass lanyards replace horn-rimmed frames with new neck chains of elephant hair linked by gold tinks. Women make them to their taste. The popularity rests on elephant hair’s strength and a belief it brings luck.
A reader recalls a convoluted scene where a father hears a daughter discuss a proposal. The moment captures the shock and hopeful plea as the suitor asks for marriage, aiming to make the groom the happiest man, while a father already predicts the outcome.
A short sales pitch explains a tablet cold compound that cures a cold quickly. It claims ease of use and ready availability for men and women, touting widespread reliance on the product.
A fragment discusses how a girl may respond to invitations with indifference and restraint. It references social nuance and mentions Ohio State Journal with brief quoted phrases about opening a shop recently and successful endeavors. The text is fragmented and highlights communication dynamics without a clear event.
A compact note reflects a nostalgic, playful sentiment about staying youthful by enjoying music and rhythm. It hints at a cultural or personal affinity for drum lines, suggesting that joy in rhythmic expression preserves youth.
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