Wage War on Tuberculosis Among Accredited Veterinarians
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a broad campaign against livestock tuberculosis. As of March 1 1923 there were 24,122 fully accredited herds and 332,887 herds under supervision, with thousands of veterinarians aiding nationwide.
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United States Department Agriculture
Bureau of Inclial Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
Muddy barn lot adds draining costs for dairyman
A poorly drained barnyard increases expenses and effort for a dairy farmer. Mud and dirt hamper milking duties, hinder tile drainage, and may drive customers away who associate the barn's appearance with milk quality. Clean surroundings, in contrast, support advertising and perceived product quality.
Dairy Cow Testing Demonstrates Economic Value
A farmer sold a male calf for 35 dollars and later tested the dam for registry. The cow produced over 22,000 pounds of milk and GSI pounds of butter after the yearly record. The next bull calf brought 8300 dollars, illustrating the concrete value of dairy cow testing.
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Damas
Dairy cow milk production by country per year
U S dairy cows average 3412 pounds per cow annually. Helland reports 7485 pounds, Switzerland 6950, and Denmark 4666 pounds per cow per year.
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United States
Helland
Swittzerland
Denmark
Dairy Notes on Cow Care and Cream Quality
Practical tips for dairy farmers emphasize pasteurizing milk from infected cows, feeding calves regularly, and avoiding low grade cream. Producers should keep milk cool and udders clean, raise healthy stock with ample hay and grain, and prefer rich cream for easier handling.
Notorious Femme Fatales of High Finance Exposed in New York
A New York Times investigation highlights how women, from fat peasant Madame Humbert to Ellen Peck and Diss De Bar, used brazen deception to swindle hard headed businessmen. Cases feature forged notes, long-running hoaxes, and elaborate mansions hotels and legal battles across Europe and America.
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New York
Pat
Madame Humbert
Ellen Peck
Tertha Heymen
Manhattan
Bertha
Mme. Humbert
Genevieve Paddleford
Lon Teal
Europe
Dise de Bare
Diss de Gar
Ana O'Della Lolita Montez
Saloman Dessart Messart
Diss de Bar McGowan Jackson
Fat Annie
Kentuckian
Lola Montez
Ludvig I
Bavaria
Luther Ti
Marsh
Daniel Webster
Adelaide Neilson
Diss de Bar
Adelaide
Tiss de Bar
Fen
Willam J. MacGowan
Jackson
England
Lillian Uohart French
Mahatma Institute
East Thirtythird Street
Diss de Tar
Nch
Jason Marks
Thomas Byrnes
Julius Columbani
Humbert
New York Times
Healthful quarters for hogs of big importance
A guide on sanitary hog housing notes concrete block swine houses offer advantages over other materials. The half monitor design faces south for light in both tiers, with a central passage for cleaning bins and space for feed storage and cooklog. Warmth and ventilation are emphasized for winter and spring.
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Dillools
Dry Mash Feeds Cockerels For Year Round Gain
Purdue University recommends a dry mash ration for cockerels to bulk for broilers. Mix two pounds corn one pound shorts one pound ground cats and eight pounds buttermilk and let stand 24 hours. Feed in a trough outside the crate and remove after 30 minutes then clean and dry. Water only in hot weather and provide grit every few days. Two weeks is a typical feeding period with peak gains in the first week and continued for another week.
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Purdue University
Splinter Fatality in Mexicali Eye Injury Tragedy
Chinese merchant Lee Chuck of Mexicali is fatally struck when a wood splinter penetrates his eye and brain, causing instant death. The incident occurred while he was handling kindling for his kitchen stove in Lower California.
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Mexicali
California
Lee Chuck
Hen Lays Three Eggs in One Day at Geneva
Robert Pahe owned a Bu Orpington hen in Geneva that set a record by laying three eggs in thirteen hours. The first egg arrived at 5 a.m. and the remaining two at 5:15 p.m.
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Geneva
Robert Pahe Hon
Bu Orpington
Little Pig Chance to Make Hog of Himself
A Missouri agriculture expert recommends feeding piglets supplementally from a separate pen once they start eating. Begin with a milk based creamed mash and shelled corn, then shift to a diet of shorts, bran, and tankage, gradually increasing corn as pigs grow.
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L. A. Weaver
Missouri College of Agriculture
Critical Period of Pig Survival Highlighted
The piece stresses that pig survival matters more than litter size, noting the first ten days of life as the most critical. It mentions Glya and her litter receiving special attention during this period.
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Glya
Purebred Livestock Share in U S Remains Small
Four percent of beef cattle and three and a half percent of hogs in the United States are purebred. The remarks suggest no imminent danger of overdoing the purebred business.
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United States
Dress and Undress by Otto Kahn at Deauville
Otto Kahn notes Deauville as the world’s top summer resort with royalty visiting. A frontier customs officer questions a traveler about items in her pocketbook and trunk, listing bathing costumes, dresses, lingerie, cosmetics, and other belongings.
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Otto Kahn
New York
Deauville
Spain
Rumania
Manuel
Deauville Ward
Aida Telephone Service Aims to Speed Calls With Chronometer
A tele chronometer measures time spent by each caller at their instrument. In one city the meter quickened service and lowered telephone bills for subscribers.
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Spain
Cnugit
Tlumbert
Crawfords
Aida
Portrait Sitting for Bluebelle Draws Smile
A brief item notes Bluebelle currently occupied with a portrait sitting. The Louisville Courier-Journal records the lighthearted exchange, capturing a moment of playful conversation about her ongoing portrait session.
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Bluebelle
Louisvile Con rler-Journal
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