Dairy Points on Milk and Butterfat Production Study
United States Department of Agriculture dairy division notes cows under test conditions yield about 60 percent more milk and butterfat than normal herd care. Only 20 percent of the increase is explained, with box stalls, feeding practices, exercise, nipples versus pails, and molasses in rations affecting results. Ongoing Manhattan Kansas trial aims to boost milk without harming beef type in Shorthorns since 1915.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Lealtsville
Manhattan
Pastured on Sweet Clover Milk Cattle Study
Michigan experiment station researchers Reed and Burnett report on four cows grazing 146 acres of sweet clover. They gained about one pound for four pounds of milk, produced 6 pounds of milk and 201 pounds of fat, with clover 37 to 42 inches high and hay yield of 2.75 tons per acre. Over 40 percent of plants budded and 15 percent bloomed. Initially cattle were slow to eat but soon accepted pasture. no bleating observed.
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O. E. Reed
Z. F. Burnett
Michigan Experiment Station
Skim Milk Ration Plan for Growing Calf
When a calf reaches two weeks, gradually replace whole milk with skim milk. Substitute equal amounts of skim for each portion of whole milk removed. A complete substitution takes a week to ten days. After completion, a medium calf should receive about twelve pounds of milk daily.
Dairy Hints for Clean Calves and Healthy Cattle
Advice emphasizes scrupulous cleanliness for calves and cows, clean dry quarters, ample bedding, plain identification marks, and stanchions to prevent calf-to-calf nursing. Stresses good ventilation and regular feeding, prevention of disease through hygiene, and evaluating production versus mere survival. notes cost of inferior breeding.
Historic Pony Express to be Restaged This Fall
History buffs plan a Fall reenactment of the Pony Express from St. Joseph Missouri to Sacramento California covering about 1966 miles. Tickets and commemorations will mark the route’s 75th anniversary events with riders from seven western states and the Mark Twain Memorial Association.
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Alex Carlyle
St. Joseph
Garry Yo
Sacramento
Cal
Great American Desert
Pony Express
Mississippi
Pacific
San Francisco
Uniéon of
California
Mark Twain
Bret Slarte
Suttee’s Milk
Butterfield
Quabha
Bill
Mark Twain Memorial Association
Denver
Pony Express Memorial Association
James D. Phelan
Johnny Laker
Trenver
Carle Jaelle
Reno
Johnny Baker
Juffato Gill
Pabaska Tepes
Cody Museum
Kansas
Nebraska
Julesburg
Buffalo Bill
Union Pacific
Buffalo
Lucretia Tergia
Lberty
F. X. Aubrey
Plaza
Santa Fe
N. M
Independence
Indiana
Aubrey
Lee
Med Guttes
North Platte
Sweetwater
Rocky Ridge
Wild Bill’ Lickok
Young Dolly
Robert Pony Beb
Ilaslam
Nevada
Hiis
James Moore
Stussell
Plncerville
San Tradelsco
Missouri City
Salt Lake
Sierras
Alissouri
St Joseph
Fort Sutter
Buchanan
Lincoln
Panama
New York
Missouri
Congress
Tony Express
Fort Kearney
Fort Larame
South Pass
Salt Lake City
Port Smith
el Paso
Tucson
Centra Toure
Thoute
Forget-Me-Not explores names and self in garden tale
In a shaded garden a Forget-Me-Not speaks with Fairy Princess Joy about names flowers own and share. The flower muses on alternate names like Mouse-Ear and Pinksters, noting humans misname blossoms, and reflects on humility, identity, and being gently cared for after transplant from a riverbank to the ferny bed.
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Joy
Tao
Finksters
Mouse-Ecar
Fairy Princess
Forget-sleNot
Fairy
MeNot
Ferp Barden
Tale of a Dead Dog and Pueblo Ancestry Clue
Dr Clair Wissler of the American Museum studies a dried dog found near Aztec Arizona to test theories on Pueblo origins. If the canine remains reveal infillings, it may indicate Lo dianz Migration from Asia, the South Seas, or Mesopotamia. Some anthropologists link Maya and Aztec statues to Asian influence and recent borrowings in civilization.
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Dr. Clair& Wissler
Ameriean Museum of Natural Sciencces
Azter
Arizona
Pueblos
Dianz
Asia
South Sea Islands
Mesleo
Pacific
She Had No Children Playful Sunday School Exchange
A child asks Edith if she has children after a lesson about families and ancestors. Her mother responds that Edith has no children, and the girl wonders what sparked the idea spoken in their home. The exchange closes with a simple, curious moment from domestic life.
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Marina
Edith
Sound teeth and digestion matter for health
The fragment notes that sound teeth a good appetite and proper digestion greatly contribute to overall health. It emphasizes dental care and digestive wellness as key factors in wellbeing.
Has Other Uses. Rub-Watson and the tire tale
A New York Sun tidbit notes Rub-Watson has quit goals while Dub-well was seen changing a tire yesterday and still speaks the language in casual remarks.
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Rub—Watson
New York Sun
Women Heed Swamp Root Kidney Health Ad
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder trouble may misidentify symptoms as general illness. Back pain, headaches, fatigue, and nervousness can signal kidney issues. Start treatment now with Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root, available at drug stores, or request a 10 cent sample by mail to Dr Kilmer Co, Binghamton NY, citing this newspaper advertisement.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
A Blessing
A brief exchange between Mrs Scrappington and Scrappington is quoted with sharp rebuke and counter reply, noting contempt and gratitude in a terse Boston Evening Transcript rendition.
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Highlights Complexion
Cuticura Soap and Ointment praised for clear complexion clean scalp and soft hands. The ad touts Cuticura Talent as part of the sought after toilet trio, promoting daily use.
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Adi
Farely Receives Thanks for Calming Advice
Farely is thanked for counsel aimed at preventing a quarrel by guiding another person toward restraint and peaceful dispute resolution.
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Farely
Worthwhile tasks and the value of asking help
The question weighs the value of undertaking actions and whether it is worthwhile to request another person to perform them. It considers effort, outcome, and social cost, suggesting that some tasks are worth pursuing if benefits exceed expense and if collaboration improves results.
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