Gentle Bulls and Bull Management Advice From New York Expert
A bulletin by Professor Hopper of the New York State College of Agriculture urges careful housing, training, and care of dairy bulls. He notes bulls vary in temperament, with safer service possible into ages fourteen to sixteen with proper management. The article cites reasons for changes in bulls and stresses housing, exercise, health, and safety measures.
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A. Topper
New York State College of Agriculture
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Toberta Hall
Ithaca
N.Y
Excellent Plan to Keep Calf Little Bit Hungry
A calf fed three times daily can intake more food than after finishing milk. Feed at body temperature, warm cold milk to 60 degrees F, and use a thermom eter. Clean feeding pads and silk scales aid measurement, while hygiene and bedding prevent digestive troubles and ensure dry, comfortable calves.
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Contamination of Water Threatens Cherry Farm Milk Quality
A historical note urges rigorous examination of water on cherry farms to prevent typhoid and protect families and dairy profits. It stresses all farm water including cattle access be kept pure and warns that contaminated water can leave disease on milk pails and utensils, risking future contamination of milk.
Dairy Stable Equipment Boosts Labor Efficiency
Dairy stable equipment and concrete floors with gutters improve cow cleanliness and reduce labor. Use of stanchions offers cows more freedom, lowers bedding needs, and decreases handling time. Dirt floors hinder cleanliness and require more effort to maintain.
Cows for Cream Profit from Pasture and Labor
The article discusses how cows suitable for cream production depend on pasture, rations, and labor. It notes a typical herd size of five to seven cows on many farms, with income from these cows usually covering operating costs and enabling farmers to save from other crop profits rather than rely on debt.
Turkeys Raised in Confinement Proves Successful
The Minnesota and Nebraska experiment stations lead in confinement turkey production showing better results than free range. Studies found confinement with controlled feeding and brooding yields higher output, while open range with natural hatching was less successful and disease risks rose with chicken contact.
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Turkey
United Stated
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Wieeld
Electric Brooders Improve Cleanliness and Convenience
The New York experiment station found electric brooders basically satisfactory and convenient except in very cold weather when heat failed to fill the space. Electric incubators and brooders are clean and easy to manage, with portable options extending benefits to farms using generator and battery power for reliable incubator operation.
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New York Experiment Station
Bellabie
Aylesbury Duck Gains Favor as Market Fowl
The Aylesbury duck, bred from the Fale of Aylesbury, is described as the market duck of Taglard with a long body and rear-set legs. Pekio is noted as the most popular market duck in America, while the Tedtam Runner is less favored due to small size though its flesh is tender and forage habits give it game quality.
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Aylesbury
Taglard
America
Watch Young Birds Watch Close for Fowl Diseases
A notice warns poultry keepers to monitor young birds for contagious ailments. Sick birds should be isolated to prevent spread, as diseases like common cold and catarrh can worsen and infect the flock if not separated for treatment away from others.
Miles to Coach Backfield at Georgia Tech
Mike Miles, a Tiger fullback, accepted Tech’s offer to become backfield coach. No contract signed yet, but arrangements completed and contract being mailed. He would report in September to coach Tech backfields for two to three years, succeeding Stevie Miller.
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Olver
Mike” Miles
Tiger
Bat
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Georgia Tech
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Yellow Jackets
Tech Athletic Association
Miles
Tech
Stevie Don Miller
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Ericticon
Miller
Ohio State
Princeton
Chuek Bowe
Johnny Silas00
Bill Roper
Joe Caldwell
Nassau
Ineman
Charley
WioVanit
Old Ned Hanlon Praises Cubs Ruth and Babe in Baseball Boast
Ned Hanlon extols the Chicago Cubs and Babe Ruth while praising Orioles roots. He lauds Hornsby as a key hitter and notes the Babe originated in Baltimore, calling Ruth the greatest hitter and an exceptional fielder despite aging legs.
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Chicago Cubs
Ruth Ned Wapton
Ownner
Monier
Orioles
Cubs
Hornsby
Roth
Battimore
Banton
Babe Ruth of Japan named all star for Cubs of Japan
Centerfielder Baba Rare from Tspon Kajebi Magu led Le Meld baseball team to an all star selection as Japan’s Cubs. Meo was chosen for the honor, highlighting prominent Japanese league players.
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Baba Rare
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Kajebi Magu
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Japan
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All Star Cubs
Umpire Carpenter Said To Have A Quick Tongue In Baseball Days
The article recalls Hilly Carpenter, premier international league umpire, noted for a sharp tongue rivaling famed umpires. A controversial call sparked a sharp exchange with a club, as a friend on the opposing team challenged him mid game, prompting a tense moment at the plate.
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Hilly Carpenter
Teague Arbiters
Tiueyt
Chiaty
Sue
Ply
Carpenter Sud
Billy
Startling Figures of Pirate Rookie in Training Yarn
The Wikishurch Pirates rookie pitcher and catcher news, including a Plsut City arrival and boastful talks about last season. Donte Bush, now Pirates manager, cites the rookie’s claimed 307 in the Medipont league and 325 in the Cotton States league, while the rookie deflates expectations with his self assessment.
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Ladianspolls
Florida
Donte Bush
Wikishurch Pirates
Plsut City
Bob
Donte
Medipont
Baseball Memories and Records Mentioned in Historic Parlor Notes
The article cites varied baseball lore and player tidbits, noting Bobby Stevens at nineteen, Clark Griffith’s Opening Day crowd over 254 thousand, and trades involving Montreal and Newark. It also recalls Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner, Dazzy Vance, and Ferdin Schupp, plus a 1924 Washington season highlight and a Cubs hospital note for Frank Schutte.
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Clark GriGtblass
Washington
Flam
R. You Gilder
Debvolt
Montreal
Southworth Seeks Future Athlete Son in Baseball Fame
Billy Southworth discusses hopes for his son Billy Jr to excel as an all around athlete. He details training methods including boxing, football, basketball, and rifle practice while managing superstition about neckties during winning streaks.
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Nenrt & Edwards
Billy
Southworth
Henry Edwards
Aim
Cleveland
Fen” Southworth
Billy Southworth
Billy Bes
Billy, Jr
Murpasses
Qhia State
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Jewtt
Sporting Squibs and Global Games Mix of Oddities
A collage of sporting notes reports pad dle horses in California and billiards taught to young boys in Japan. It notes University of Baltimore coaching plans, ancient Scottish sports, a boxing arena plan in West Frankfort, and Maryland state titles. Also mentions Italian footballers versus Hawaii, Washington varsity drills, and golf course plans in Canada.
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Bill Sonday
West Frankfort
Makes Life Sweeter and Digestion Booster Ad
A quirky adic tale promotes a sweet remedy by Phillips Mok of Mfognesia Pitt clkallotte claiming two spoonfuls quickly ease sour stomach after overeating. It promises neutralizing nicotine and comforting readers with a home remedy endorsed by physicians, though it pokes fun at inconsistent claims and recalls familiar brand misnaming.
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Phillips
Plisalcians
Gardening tip for keeping flowers fresh with sand
If you have trouble arranging pansies violas garden primroses or other short stemmed flowers try using shadow dow with sand dampening it and sticking the flower stems into it. They will keep longer than by watering. Add fresh water to sand daily.
Fragmentary Ramsay Dialogue Echoes in Quarrel Tone
A garbled exchange references embarrassment over behavior and a vow like William Penns resolutions. The overheard lines imply personal conflict and social judgment, with scattered phrases about standing firm and embarrassment in a public or semi public setting. The text reads as a disjointed quote cluster from a heated discussion or stage dialogue.
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