Hachiko’s Silent Vigil at Tokyo’s Shibuya Statue
In Yokohama and Tokyo a dog named Hachiko waited every 5 p.m. for his professor at Shibuya station. After the professor’s death the faithful Akita statue was unveiled, drawing public subscriptions and schoolchildren, symbolizing patience and fidelity.
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Yokohama
Tokyo
Japan
Hachiko
Shibuya
Ugeno
Department of Agriculture
Imperial University
Ageno
Lreucht
Tim
Enine
Hachiko's Steadfast Allesttog
Araustic
Dube of Woules
Western Newspaper Union
Cheaper Feed for More Profit in Dairy Herds
Dairy herd improvement members cut costs by using home grown grains and oats to replace expensive protein feeds. Farmers report monthly net income gains from 17 cows, with butterfat output rising and feed costs dropping per hundred pounds of milk and butterfat.
Erosion Control Through Soil Building Crops
Farmers boost soil health with crops that build organic matter and reduce erosion. Rotations of corn, wheat, and clover cut runoff and soil loss, improving water absorption and preventing floods on slopes.
Durum Wheat Best For Macaroni Semolina Uses
Durum wheat is unsatisfactory for bread but ideal for pasta products such as macaroni and spaghetti. Semolina, a coarse grain from durum wheat, is milled differently to bread wheat flour and used to make stiff unleavened dough. The dough is shaped and dried to form pasta.
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Montreal Herald
Agricultural notes on farm practices and diseases in New York
Seventy seven percent of farm homes still use lumps for heating. A farm woman without running water carries two tons of water two miles yearly. The 1985 International cattle show winners were fed carp on pasture until late summer and finished in dry lot. More farmers use farm account books and last year shows income gains. Yellow dwarf disease of potatoes in 1995 caused substantial losses in New York. Small amounts of bone meal with wet mash aid bone growth in animals and poultry.
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Carioad
New York State
Colorful Peacock Wall Panel Pattern No. 1014
An ad touts a silk or wool embroidery wall panel featuring a peacock in bright colors. It promises quick execution using running and outline stitches and provides a transfer pattern, color chart, and materials list. Send 15 coins or stamps to The Sewing Circle, Needlecrafty, 82 Eighth Ave., New York.
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Aingle
Eighth Ave
New York
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Hachioko
Faithful Dog
Death
Ty Wall Han
Gover
Chance the Blood
Doan
Ness
Deaters
Harold
Regi
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