Milk Foam Not Harmful to Calf Growth, Study Finds
South Dakota experiment station Brookings completed a trial showing milk foam fed to calves does not affect growth or condition. Six calves aged 3 to 4 weeks were divided. three received foam and three did not. Over five and a half months weights and measurements showed no distinguishable difference.
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South Dakota Experiment Station
Brookings
College
Scientists Find Bones of Prehistory Beasts in South America
Scientists from the American Museum of Natural History report discoveries of glacial and post glacial skeletons in Chimborazo and Chillos valleys. Fossils include mastodon camel horse deer and rodents dated from twenty five thousand to thirty thousand years old. The finds support theories of American origins and migration of horses and elephants to other continents.
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American Museum of Natural History
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America
Europe
Africa
North America
Discretion and Free Speech in Society
A concise reflection on how discretion by authorities often preserves broader speech rights than formal laws. It explores how nuanced judgment can shield expression, yet notes potential conflicts between policy aims and individual liberties.
Diamonds Demand a Bank Balance to Wear
A concise caution about luxury jewelry asserting that diamonds should be worn only when one can justify the cost with a matching bank balance. It presents a thriftier, prudent social norm without sensational detail.
Health tied to motherhood and tonic advice
Exclaiming that children need not steal health and motherhood should have no health penalty, the ad urges expectant mothers to take Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription vegetable tonic to protect both lives. It explains every package contains a Symptom Blank for free medical advice from Dr. Pierce’s Clinic in Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Great Danger of Cattle Wading in Cool Streams
In hot weather cows enjoy knee deep streams and ponds on some farms. But wading with soft muddy bottoms can cause sore feet and foot-rot as germs invade abrasions. Monitor feet for inflammation and remove irritants to prevent infection.
Feeding Cows by Scales Is Profitable Practice
Illinois dairy farmers lose thousands yearly by not feeding cows to production. C S and S Rhode of the University of Illinois cites a Richland County case where ad hoc feeding yielded $28.69 more profit in a month. Jerseys perform best with one pound of ration per three pounds milk. Holsteins and Brown Swiss, one pound per four pounds milk.
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Illinois
C. S&s
Rhode
University of
Cracked Soy Beans Boost Dairy Cow Nutrition
Soy beans cracked or soybean oil meal provide high quality protein for dairy cows. Studies from Iowa State College dairy husbandry show cracked soy beans and oil meal equal to linseed or cottonseed meals, with beans recently inexpensive and surplus in some regions.
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Y. Cannon
Iowa State College
Iowa
Cannon
Feeding Silage Safety for Cows and Horses
The article discusses whether moldy silage is safe for dairy cattle. It notes mixed farm practices, with some avoiding mold yet others unaffected, and recalls experiments finding no proven harm to cows. It warns moldy silage can kill a horse, emphasizing caution.
Bryce Canyon One of Utah's Natural Wonders
A description of Bryce Canyon in the Paunsaugunt plateau portrays it as a vast labyrinth of deep canyons and castellated spires. Geologists note ongoing erosion revealing ancient rock layers, with figures like Ebenezer Bryce and J W Powell linked to its naming and formation. observers compare the landscape to gigantic tulips and a blossoming garden of stone.
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Pryce Canyon
Paunsaugunt
Navajo Mountain
Doctor Pack
University of Utah
Ebenezer Bryce
Utah
Cameo Mountains
J. W. Powell
Bryce
John T. Faris
Rockies
Inmate George Called Out by Wife Over Money Owed
The exchange centers on George Caller and his wife discussing his whereabouts and whether he has funds. She quips that if he truly had money he would not be in, while he notes potential repayment.
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George
Reflections on Foolishness From Rabelais Quote
A compact proverb notes that evading a fool requires breaking the looking glass first. It frames folly as a mirror to self and others, urging cautious perception and restraint before engaging with foolish behavior.
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Rabelais
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