Tripoli in the Italian Crescent Era Tone and Trade
Prepared by the National Geographic Society, the piece surveys Tripoli under Italian influence. It details the city’s blend of Moorish and colonial architecture, markets, and street life, contrasting Arab and European elements, from mosques and the castle to arcades, cafes, shops, and a Jew’s quarter amid a panorama of native and immigrant communities.
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National Geographic Society
Wasshington
Kingdom of
Italy
Tripolitania
Africa
Tripoli
Fhe Scu
Muropedan
Funis
al Yoroo
Rome
Carthage
Porro Miederno
Trivali
Nesto
Cinderella
Loy
Fall of Wetterhorn and the Matterhorn Heights
The Matterhorn, long undefeated by 21350, is described as dangerous and unstable with granite erosion threatening a future colossal collapse. First climbed in 1865 by four Englishmen and three guides, a fatal retreat followed from a rope failure. Zermatt anchors Swiss ascents while Syreuil Italy offers a tougher route.
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Matterhorn
Iniin
Zermatt
Syreuil
Italy
Treating Seed Potatoes for the Coming Season
Dr. W D Moore of Clemson urges using certified seed and treating before planting to prevent diseases like fusarium wilt and powdery scab. Use corrosive sublimate diluted in water, apply to batches for one and a half hours, and repeat as needed, with proper safety to keep away children and animals.
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W.D. Moore
Clemson College
Ventilating the Potato Cellar During Winter
Experts in plant pathology warn against ventilating potato cellars on warm winter days. Moisture buildup promotes mold and decay as potatoes sweat. Ventilate only when outside air is near cellar temperatures to avoid condensation.
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Nedusas
Stockdyk
Young Unbroken Horses Should Have Training
Young unbroken horses slated for spring farm work should receive winter training. The season offers spare time to acclimate the horse to team work, teaching patience and easing future work. Proper breaking early saves time when farming pressures rise and strengthens the horse’s shoulders and muscles.
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Screen Yours
FARMNATES Donut scrimp the ewes this winter on account of the shortase of rownsh age
Farm notes urge careful feeding of ewes and work horses during winter to maintain weight, avoid overfeeding, and supplement grains with animal products for egg production. Frozen combs should be thawed with snow or cold water, then greased daily. Provide adequate nutrients and minerals, keep feed clean, and use moistened mash for pullets. Minimize cold exposure and monitor nostril discharge as warning signs.
Wisconsin cow testing associations push economical dairy profits
A. J. Cramer leads Wisconsin cow testing work and dairy groups in promoting regular milk and butterfat testing. Well managed herds average 300 pounds of butterfat annually, while a sample of poor cows shows only 3 dollars income over feed costs, prompting elimination of non profitable cows and improved feeding and breeding strategies to raise prices per cow. Wisconsin has 162 cow testing associations advancing economical production statewide.
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A. J. Cramer
Wisconsin
United States Bureau of Dairying
Wisconsin Dairymen's Association
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Cramer
Variation in Milk Production Linked to Feeding Capacity
A Missouri College of Agriculture dairy study tracked two cows with similar breeding to explain milk yield differences. Results show the higher producing cow consumes more feed above maintenance and uses it for milk, implying larger udders and mammary tissue drive output while digestibility is similar.
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Dairy Department
Missouri College of Agriculture
Form of Milk Pail Improves Milk Handling at Geneva Station
The Geneva station studied milk pail design and found that ordinary 2-quart pails with soldered covers and oval openings 0.734 inches wide are most satisfactory. The convex covers allow full inside visibility and easy cleaning, and a height of 1.273 inches enables use with short-legged or heavy-uddered cows.
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Geneva
Prevent Bacteria in Milk From Brushing Cows Before Milking
A study finds higher bacteria counts in milk from cows brushed before milking than from those milked first. Hair and skin of cows typically carry large bacteria numbers, explaining the result.
Dairy Hints on Roughage and Winter Barns
Dairy cows benefit from alfalfa hay and corn silage as ideal roughage. Provide a comfortably warm barn through winter. Feeding high hay to poor producers is prohibitive. cull the boarders.
Argentina to Train Dogs for Military Communication
Argentina follows Japan by training war dogs for communication. General Magnene of the Argentine army has purchased 62 dogs in Brussels. The animals are currently in a special course at the military school in El Palomar.
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Argentina
Japan
Magnene
Brussels
el Palomar
Roof Signposts Guide Aviators With Town Names
Buildings display large twelve foot high letters naming British towns to aid pilots. The note mentions memory of an old love bringing tender but calm moments in later life.
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New
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Willi
Post Office
Payeres Pst
Mromos
Jord
Eritrea
Tritotitania
Wioeh
Hardis
Jude
Oa Shan
Aremad
Jewisa
Fez
Jerusalem
Tripali
Wetterhorn
Northwestern Yeast CO
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Ned
Mir
QuAlity
Ars
Murdocheco
New Jersey
Glascow
Tulita
U.S
Blue Ribbon
United States Rubber Company
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