Corn in Silo Best Way to Save Feed
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture WNU Service. Silage saves leaves reduces waste and improves palatability. An acre in silage yields 50 percent more cattle feed than fodder and supports added protein supplementation per 1000 pounds of cattle.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
A. T. Semple
United States
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Semple
Drouth Tests Milo Variety At Dalhart Station
Plant breeders at the Dalhart Texas Panhandle USDA station used a soil kept milo infection to test new varieties. A resistant milo from Garden City Kansas survived severe drought while surrounding crops failed. Scientists credit both disease resistance and stored soil moisture for the plant’s endurance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dalhart
Texas Panhandle
Bureau of Plant Industry
Dalhart Station
Garden City
Kas
Wheat Varieties and Barley Found Nutritive for Poultry
The Manitoba agricultural college reports many new rust resistant wheat varieties with further milling and commercial tests underway before publication. An agricultural college test shows barley is as nutritious as imported corn for feeding poultry, providing a material benefit to farmers.
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Manitoba Agricultural College
Agricultural College
Agricultural Notes and Global Crop highlights
Missouri tax delinquencies rise sharply in 1933 across all grain counties. A new maple sap processing method yields about ten times stronger flavor. Russia researches soybeans for mass food use. Over 200000 trees destroyed in Texas for citrus canker eradication. China grows nearly 136 million pounds of tobacco, a new record. Sixty five percent of meat for human consumption is federally inspected in establishments involved in interstate or foreign trade.
Furs and fashion fuse for football season thrills
Western fashion notes preview suede and fur dominated spectator wear for football games. Suede coats and velvet hats inspire Paris glam while eel gray lapin coats, pine green wool knits, and fur trims set trends. The piece highlights dramatic muff designs, fur cuffs, and bold hats as top spectator costumes.
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Paris
In Tones of Green by Cherie Nicholas
Green is roguish this fall with pine green ribbed woolen weave. A modern outfit features a dark green suit with cro cheted green and sand crepe paper bag belt and glove cuffs. Fifty shades of crepe paper available for matching accessories. crochet is vogue simple and affordable.
Fur Bibs for Suits Ward Off Pneumonia
A fashion note suggests using fur bibs on suits with front collars to draw attention and serve as a ward against pneumonia, indicating a stylish yet healthful accessory trend.
Gloves Stand Out Boldly This Fall
Gloves today break from the old role and strike a dominant note in evening attire. Open work on the arm, steel beading, and novel gown features influence glove design as 1935 fashion aims for individual finger fashion.
Monograms and Floral Accents Dominate Fall Fashion
Fashion shows praise monograms on lapels and buttons in leather metal wood or marble with initials on sports jackets. Real flower jewelry appears from a major house featuring pale pink dahlia pieces plus copper gardenias on smoky fabrics and six calla lilies woven into a gown girdle.
Slashed Details Dominate Evening Dress Trends
The article notes more dresses feature slash panels at the front sides and back seams. Designers emphasize bold cuts to alter silhouette and expose layers beneath fabric.
Snow Flake Motif for Crochet Bedspreads Featured
A crochet motif tutorial highlights the Snow Flake design for bedspreads. One motif made with carpet warp measures six inches and thirty two motifs fit one pound of warp. The note promotes books No. 27 and No. 26 from Home Craft company for 15 and 25 cents respectively, with orders directed to Dept. B in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Home Craft Company
Dept. B
Nineteenth & St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis, Mo
Bermuda Islands Size and Inhabitation Summary
A description notes Bermuda as a North Atlantic island group 660 miles southeast of New York. It states about 365 islands exist with roughly 20 inhabited, spanning 18 by 2% miles. The largest island covers 9,000 acres and the total group totals 12,000 acres.
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Bermudas
Bermuda
North Atlantic
New York
Aryan Semite controversy analyzed by historians
The British debate on Aryan and Semite terms is traced from common usage to political misuse. It notes scholars defending a racial distinction alongside linguistic ties while warning fissiparous trends persist as fronts shift and historical cycles recycle clan affinities.
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John Simon
London Times
Ailing Woman Seeks Help For Joint Arm and Leg Pain
An elderly woman reports severe pains in both arms and legs making it hard to lift them. She asks for medical aid to diagnose and treat what ails her, seeking relief from persistent aches.
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals prefer liquid laxatives for controllable dosing and gradual effect. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is cited as safe, non habit forming, kidney-friendly, and suitable for all ages, providing gentle relief until normal bowel function returns.
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Clark
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Nerves
Rwyulrvi
Bill
Geneaal Foons
Battle Creek
Mich
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WN. U
Bilus
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Johnson
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