Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
Russia uses wheat as a tool to disrupt world markets, selling short on the Chicago Board of Trade and dumping grain in Europe. The move sparks alarm and may push global farmers toward mass production. experts urge regulatory steps and discuss disarmament progress and Franco Italian naval talks.
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Russia
Moscow
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Board
Ryde
United States
Canada
Argentina
Uring
Teague of Nations Assembly
Europe
Baltic States
London
Dominion
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
National Grange
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Farm Federation
Winder
Boards of Trade
Congressman Fish
New York
House Committee On
Chicago
France
Italy
Boliday
League of Nations
England
A. J. Loudon
Botland
League Preparatory
Poultry feed cuts hurt eggs and hen vigor, warns expert
Dr Kr aupp at North Virginia State College warns that reducing feed for laying hens lowers egg production now and later. He notes maintaining dietary protein, minerals, and calories is essential to keep hens vigorous and productive, with seven pounds of fresh feed daily recommended for each bird.
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Bo FP Kraupp
Moultry
North Varotina
State
Dorrip
Infallible Indications of Filth and Pest Control
The article discusses sanitation measures for lice and infested areas, advising dawn inspections, silent disinfection, and thorough cleaning. It prescribes hot water, strong carbolic solutions, whitewash with a mild carbolic acid mix, and careful rinsing of utensils, walls, ceilings, and ranges to destroy pests and odors.
Red Leghorn Chicken Popularity in 19th Century Breed
A report describes the Red Leghorn as a new American poultry variety, noting its crossed heritage from Rhode Island Red and Brown Leghorn lines. It highlights egg production potential and vigorous constitution, with origins traced to crossbreeding efforts and first exhibits at an Oakland Coliseum show in 125.
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Rhode Island
Oskland Coliseum
Poultry Production Notes For Beginners
A guide for new poultrymen on egg yield and timing. It notes early quarterly production and the need for breeding quality hens. Clean nests are highlighted as a key advantage for young pullets during initial laying weeks.
Alfalfa Hay Feeds Hens In Winter Diets
A North Dakota Agricultural College note emphasizes alfalfa hay as essential for hens during winter. With no fresh greens, leafy alfalfa and yellow corn supplement poultry diets to support thrift and egg laying. Vitamin A is highlighted as a key feed element in winter rations.
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Tully
North Dakota Agricultural College
North Dakota
Satin Stars In Plaid Sportswear This Season
Satin remains popular for fall wear with bright plaid options. jumper dresses, wrap outfits, and tailored satin suits dominate, while black, white, turquoise, and midnight blue satin showings appear in evening attire. Paris fashion emphasizes plaid ensembles for schools, sports events, and outdoor use.
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Paris
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