Mole Energy and Appetite Delights in American Mole
An USDA prepared piece notes the American mole as exceptionally energetic and voracious, with a carnivorous diet dominated by earthworms and white grubs. It describes constant work, broad food needs, and male appetite. Moles damage gardens and lawns, with trapping used in Europe and the U.S. to reduce pests. they never hibernate and can be trapped year round when soil is workable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Regional Names for Wheat By-Products Create Confusion Across States
The USDA notes sectional differences in terms for by products from three main wheat types. The East and Missouri Iowa area use terms like shorts and middlings differently from the Northwest and Southwest. A table shows region specific names for the same by product feed including bran brownshorts and gray shorts and a note that Shipstuff has been used but lacks a definite meaning.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Near Northwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Southwest
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Wholesome Litter Helps Fowl Health Says Iowa Station
Poultry specialists at the Iowa station warn litter condition affects bird health. They recommend a floor layer of finely cut alfalfa or clover to prevent disease and improve welfare in fowl quarters.
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Iowa Station
Towa
Market demands favor leaner birds over fat hens
Breeders should read local sentiment as some customers avoid very fat hens and Leghorns. Knowing local preferences helps small breeders maximize profit through nearby sales.
Plan to Eradicate Tuberculosis in Cattle Spreads County by County
The drive to eradicate cattle tuberculosis is growing nationwide, with Michigan leading the way. Five counties have already achieved freedom from the disease as boards of supervisors allocate funds and cooperate with state and federal authorities. Each new county joining boosts momentum for broader eradication.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Boards of Supervisors
Proper Disposal of Dead Fowls
Instructions state that fowls dying from any cause should be burned or buried immediately with burning preferred to ensure complete disposal and prevent ongoing effects.
Causes of yellow alfalfa color and stunted growth
The yellow tinge and stunted growth appearing around the second and third cuts are usually caused by one or more of three conditions: lack of lime, lack of inoculation, and the presence of disease.
Fuel for Winter Use in Wood Cutting Tips
In cutting wood for winter use small branches not over an inch in diameter make excellent cook stove wood. This helps the housewife when she has quick baking to do and needs fast heat.
Forage For Themselves Chickens Thrive On Foraging
Chickens require little care after the first weeks and do well when allowed to follow hogs and cattle, foraging for themselves. The notes emphasize self-reliance and minimal supervision for poultry in practical husbandry.
Feeding Bees in Fall Requires Fall Supplements
Fall feeding remains essential even after strong summer honey flow. Feed bees to sustain them through rising nectar scarcity until frost, ensuring they have enough stores before winter.
Veterans’ affairs row erupts over hospital beds aid
Humphrey McBride former lieutenant colonel and head of District 9 rehabilitation urges urgent hospital expansion for military veterans in Missouri Kansas Iowa Nebraska. He cites discrepancies in beds and asks for two 500 bed facilities within the district to treat 1000 insane and 6000 tubercular ex servicemen.
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Sawyer
National Rehabilitation Committee of the American Legion
Humphrey McBride
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
United States Veterans’ Bureau
McBride
Veterans’ Bureau
Tea party marks medical anniversary at Sacred Heart Hospital
Jack L. Hamill of the Twenty third Infantry a year and a day surgical patient at Sacred Heart Spokane is honored by a tea party arranged by Mrs. Lowell F Hobart national president of the American Legion Auxiliary and Mrs John R Neely department president of Washington. Hobart toured nine western states during six weeks visiting over a dozen hospitals and reported Aux Mary women welcomed the visits.
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Spokane
Wash
Lowell F. Hobart
American Legion Auxiliary
John R. Neely
Washington
Hobart
Bamill
Pacific
Aux Mary
Psychology is Everyone's Science Says Author
Rob ert Chenault Givler asserts in his introduction that psychology pervades daily life. He claims our plans projects business schemes and investments are all examples of applied psychology.
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Robert Chenault Givler
Cole's Carbolsaire Heals Burns and Skin Ailments
Advertisement claims Cole's Carbolsaire relieves burning itching and skin diseases instantly stops pain from burns and heals without scars. Promotes two sizes 30c and 60c and asks readers to send 20c to The J W Cole Co Rockford NL for a package.
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Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Rockford
Isn't Nature Wonderful
Comic exchange from the Boston Evening Transcript about why some fishes are flat. A playful quip suggests shallow water sunburn protects backs of fish.
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Boston Evening ‘Transcript
Beholding Deportment Grants True Grace to Fine Faces
A proverb-like reflection argues that beauty gains grace through proper conduct and demeanor, asserting character elevates appearance and warrants admiration beyond mere looks. It emphasizes manners, poise, and self-control as essential to true appeal.
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Legion
National President Legion Auxiliary
Jack L. Hamill
Twenty-third Infantry
Sacred Heart
Marquette
Marquette Cement
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co
Marquette Building
Chicago
Virginia Farms
Norfolk City
Hickory Farms Development Corp
P. O. Box
Norfolk
Virginia
Rahe Auto and Tractor School
Grand Blvd
Marvel
Broadway
New
FORD
O.D
Chevrolet
Dodge
York City
Eacl
Territory
Wanbestos Products Co.,Inc
New Haven
Conn
Spohn
Spohn Medical Compane
Goshen, Indiana
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