Combined Cultures Boost Garden Yields
Harold Coulter of the Ferry Seed Institute explains planting in closely spaced adjacent rows to harvest vegetables at different times. Examples include cauliflower lettuce and radish with specific row spacing and staggered harvests. Carrots and parsnips follow alternating two foot rows with radishes and spinach interplanted. Spinach and radish gaps allow pepper plants to be set after radishes are pulled.
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Harold Coulter
Ferry Seed Institute
Special Offer on Denton Facial Magnesia
An old advertisement promotes a limited time deal offering a 6 oz bottle of Denton’s Facial Magnesia and a Milnesia Wafers bar for 60 cents. The seller asks customers to mail 60 cents in cash or stamps to receive the duo.
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Denton
Denton’s Facial Magnesia Select Products, Inc
23Rd Street
Long Island City
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Dry Mash Mixture Boosts Egg Production in Cold Weather
Farm Topics explains that laying flocks need ample dry mash to maintain at least 50 percent egg yield during cold periods. Recommend 12 pounds of mash per 100 birds daily, six foot hoppers for 50 birds, low 15 inch height, broad six inch eating area, fresh daily mash, stir during visits, and a crumbly milk or water mix if consumption drops.
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ST Ronire Gds
Wisbandtrutgers University
U Service
Corn on the Cob Not Efficient Dairy Cow Feed
Extension dairyman H R Searles advises ground feeds outperform ear corn for dairy cows. A mix of ground corn and oats with alfalfa hay provides a balanced ration with adequate protein. Individual feeding based on milk output improves economic production.
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H. R. Searles
Extension Dairyman
University Farm
St. Paul
Agricultural Notes From Illinois Extension Service
Proper housing increases hatching egg production with one foot of hopper space per five hens. A queen bee can lay 3 000 to 4 000 eggs daily for weeks. Damaged clover hay or silage is unsafe for cattle feed. Common gas engine trouble is overheating from timing errors. Guinea hens mate best in pairs. four hens per male possible for fertility. Burlap wrapped Poles soaked in oil help lice control. Ground carrots in moist mash noted by H H Alp. Straw alone failed for 1 000 dry cows per E T Robbins. University of Illinois.
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Illinois
H. H
E. T. Robbins
College of Agriculture
University of
Dilemma Over Love and a Monkey in A Quick Sketch
A brief sketch shows a man in difficulty with his girlfriend as he fears quitting or continuing may hurt her pride. Another panel asks about an occupation then jokes about an organist who gave it up because the monkey died. A policeman asks how an accident happened and a motorist says his wife fell asleep in back.
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Tit for tat in street quarrel ends with taunts
Two men argued on a Chicago street exchanging playful insults about height and clothing. The shorter man taunted the taller, who mocked the other’s socks and sight, in a brief exchange reported by the Chicago Daily News.
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Chicago Daily News
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