Farm By-Products Boost Meat and Dairy Production
United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to repurpose farm by-products such as corn stover and straw to cut losses exceeding 100 million dollars. Using these roughages in cattle sheep and horses rations can raise profits and increase meat and dairy supply while reducing field waste.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Colleges of Agriculture and Institute
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Breeders Emphasize Thrifty Broad-Chested Sows for Market
A historical note advises selecting broad chested sows and excluding nitrotechested types to boost numbers. The guidance prioritizes thrift and market readiness for a convenient season.
Be Own Designer Americas Slogan New York
A 1918 McClure Syndicate piece argues fashion will be driven by women who design for themselves as shortages of labor and materials push innovation. It notes women will resist standardization, adapt garments at home, and influence designers, with French models guiding trends and hats featuring huge brims for summer.
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America
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Pin Tucks Highlight Two-Piece Silk Coats
Pin tucks mark the fine fabric of cloth coats in two piece suits. The detailed stitching adds a decorative and refined touch to the ensemble.
Candling Eggs: Essential for Quality in Grading
A guide explains candling as the only reliable method for determining egg freshness and quality for grading. It describes using light to view the shell interior, signs of freshness such as air space size and white thickness, and how yolk position and color indicate age and edibility while advising rejection if fitness is doubtful.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Raising Seen Growing Across Farms and Towns
The United States Department of Agriculture notes widespread interest in poultry. Farms and cities alike have flocks and rising prices spur more people to raise poultry. Purebred stock is advised for higher profitability.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Soldiers Adopted by Pig in Kentucky War Tale
An odd Kentucky incident reports a pig that joined soldiers marching toward the river during a campaign to invade Canada. The pig followed the company daily, became a noted mascot, and lay beside them at night, then trotted along on the march. A humorous aside follows about a carpet sweeper salesman and Mrs Flannagan praising the device.
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Learning from Experience and Compulsors Education
A brief musing notes that most lessons come under the head of experiences that compel learning. It discusses how education grows from encountered pressures shaping understanding.
Pimply Faces Promised Relief with Cuticura Trio
Advertises Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads and Cuticura Soap for washing in five minutes. Mentions free samples by mail to Cuticura Dept. X Boston and lists prices Soap 25 Ointment 25 and 0. Adv.
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The Troubleé Shell Game Quip and Moral Note
A witty aside mocks a swindle in a shell game with a quip about shell shock. It contrasts a man being swindled with the idea that religion is a moral fire escape and hints that theft may lead to punishment later.
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