Raising Dairy Heifer Calves Aids Herd Replacement
Dr Woodward of Beltsville outlines using milk substitutes to raise dairy calves on farms with limited whole milk. A calf meal containing corn linseed oil meal skim milk powder and dried blood flour can replace most milk by fifty days, enabling farmers to grow replacement stock while reducing disease risk.
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T. RB. Woodward
United States Bureau of Dairying Experiment Station
Pbellsville
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Beltsville
Woodward
Sterilize All Utensils to Keep the Milk Pure
W E Krauss of the Ohio experiment station notes milk carries few bacteria from the cow but is exposed to many sources during handling. Steam and hot water sterilize, yet many dairies lack steam. Chemical sterilizers, especially chlorine types, are effective, non odorous, and used diluted for rinsing and spraying after cleaning.
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W. E. Krauss
Ohio Experiment Station
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Contamination of Milk From Multiple Sources
The article describes how milk becomes contaminated through internal sources such as udder bacteria and milk cisterns, and external sources like air dust udder dirt and unclean equipment. It notes disease causing bacteria can come from cows with diseases or from humans handling milk who are contagious or in contact with patients with typhoid, diphtheria, or septic throat.
Milking Timing Reduces Odor Transfer From Feed to Milk
Careful milking after feed changes can limit odors in milk. The text warns that cows digesting and on poor or moldy forage may produce tainted milk aromas. It suggests milking just before feeding to minimize odor transfer.
Raising Turkeys in Confinement
The article discusses a shift from open-range to confinement in turkey farming. It asserts confinement can support year round production and steady marketing, with artificial facilities enabling all season breeding, laying, and brooding. It notes breeder adjustments similar to chicken farming.
June Chicks as Easily Reared as Early Birds
June-hatched chicks are not more delicate than early year chicks, but they fail to thrive when kept on ground previously occupied by other broods. Provide fresh ground unused for four to five months, or use fallow turf to rear them successfully even with limited space.
Test to Find When Eggs Become Fertile After Male Introduction
A Canadian study explains how soon after male presence eggs become fertile. By day five half are fertile, by day seven about 70 percent, then fertility stabilizes. After male removal, fertility remains 70 percent for four days and falls to zero by day ten.
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Canada
Poultry Rearing Tips and Housing Advice
Poultry facts emphasize confinement methods for raising chicks and the impact of feeding and housing on hatchability. Proper nest care, sanitized housing, and clean sand floors reduce losses. avoid overcrowding and ensure adequate space and protein in rations. Cannibalism and pecking stem from rough handling and imbalanced diets.
Lace Triumphs in Summer Millinery In Fashion Pages
Lace dominates summer hats with tiers and plaits over felts and straw. The feature highlights lace covered hats, cloche shapes, and ribbon trims, showing lace as a foundational element in modern millinery with various silhouettes, textures, and color effects.
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Jace Ta
Good Wolf Health and Hungry Repute Discussed
Daddy Wolf explains to Mother Wolf the saying keep the wolf from the door as a metaphor for avoiding hunger and poverty. He argues the phrase signals strength and a healthy appetite, not literal begging, and praises the family’s robust image to the world.
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Mrs. Wolf
Daddy Wolf
Mother Wolf
Mary Delays Holding Doll Until Head Is Secured
Small Mary had her doll head reglued after it came off and was told not to touch it until the clue was set. Days later her mother visited a friend with a new baby and Mary, excited to see the infant, declined to hold it saying she should wait until the doll head is better set.
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Mary
Dentist Was Painful
Little Jack visited a dentist to relieve a troublesome tooth and on the way home his mother casually remarked the dentist was a very nice gentle man. He retorted that the dentist had given him a great deal of pain and claimed, angrily, that he had been given rather than gifted.
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Jack
Peculiar Word Stretching Rhyme Prompt
A playful exchange asks children to utter long words. They offer Pecudarities Idiosyncragies Tes-another and Rubber, then attempt to prolong them. The game centers on testing length and reaction to stretched terms in a humorous classroom tone.
Oliver and the office outburst sparks disciplinary chat
A fragmented report recounts an office scene where Oliver defends his actions with a stray remark about sneaking hints of an excuse. The boss intervenes, calling for decorum as the exchange ends abruptly with confusion.
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Chance Brought Wild Rice to United States
The document recounts how wild rice arrived in America by accident in 1094 when a Madagascar bound vessel diverted to Charleston during a storm. The governor planted a handful of rice and harvested the first crop in America, leading to its spread across the South and into Georgia, Louisiana, Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Texas, Arkansas and California. It notes rice became a leading southern product and spread via Civil War era movements.
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America
Madagascar
Liverpool
Charleston
Washington Star
Georgia
Carolinas
Louisiana
Florida
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
California
His Own Buffet Policeman Transcript Snippet
A boxed transcript shows an arrested suspect questioned about silverware found on them. The respondent says they have no sideboard at home, implying lack of storage or plausible defense.
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Cristiner
Boxton
That Kind Harold Little Girl Catch Phrase Crackers
A fragmented quote shows a childlike exchange with phrases about crackers and happiness. Names such as Harold and Phyllis appear in a casual dialogue snippet. The passage hints at a playful domestic tone and a fleeting argument or bargaining moment.
Vague salesman remark on leopard sighting
A reader notes a salesman appears interested in a leopard and whispers that he believes it is a four spotted lion. The line hints at confusion or misidentification in a casual exchange.
Well That's Profitable Stock Market Reflections
A reflective item notes on realizing profits during a stock market plunge. The piece contrasts investor sentiment with market volatility and humorous self reassessment in financial discourse.
After guy feather sour nest story note
A garbled historical clipping yields a fragmentary line about a saying and a stray phrase referencing a Mobile Register. Details are unreadable and no clear event or names are identifiable.
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Guy Feather
Sour Nest
Unclear wording question about crowd emotion
The user asks if it is unpleasant to always have “hick-strung” percent in the crowd. No factual article content provided.
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Percen
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