Milk essential for stock and calf growth says farmer
A Missouri farmer cites USDA findings on preventing runtiness in livestock. He stresses milk as essential, notes bad feeding and improper troughs cause growth setbacks, and recalls personal history of milk access improving health and strength. He urges keeping young animals growing with milk and good nutrition.
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United States “Department of Agriculture
Missouri
United States Department of Agriculture
Ze SR
Eada
Towa
Production of good horses returns to prominence
Horse dealers report a rebound in the trade as draft horses fetch city buyers. The Minnesota Horse Breeders' association notes increased production, with Wayne Dinsmore asserting farmers can expect a better market for surplus animals.
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Wayne Dinsmore
Horse Association of America
J. F. Kuehn
University Farm
Minnesota Horse Breeders’ Association
High Sills in Front of Hog Pens Linked to Pig Losses
A Nebraska swine grower reports exposure from high sills as the cause of many pig losses and stunted growth. He urges stockmen to inspect equipment so small pigs can follow sews into pens, and highlights balanced rations sanitation and pure water to prevent runts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Benefit of balanced stable manure with acid phosphate
Stable manure contains humus plant materials and bacteria that help crops. To maximize benefits, balance manure with acid phosphate which is comparatively inexpensive.
Harness Repair Neglect Reduces Durability
The article warns neglecting harness repair leads to injury and weaker durability. It stresses sewing with waxed linen thread and keeping buckles and fastenings solid. Regular washing and maintenance are advised to preserve condition.
Success in raising geese on grass rich pasture
United States Department of Agriculture guidance notes geese are hardy and mostly raised in small farm flocks with grass as the main feed. Water access is essential during breeding and pasture range supports growth. goslings need dry conditions, protection from predators, and careful handling of head lice.
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United States Department of Agriculture
FOWLS WORK FOR FOOD SAY AGRICULTURE SPECIALISTS
USDA specialists advise scattered scratch feed or whole grain in litter for hens to work for their living. Use troughs or hoppers for dry wash and keep feed accessible. Provide fresh green food at noon to aid digestion.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bridal fashions and festive recipes in a vintage miscellany
A collage of wedding gown ideas discusses how brides may choose outfits for bridesmaids with ornate fabrics from organdy to georgette. It contrasts quaint skirts with fitted bodices and lace panels and notes complementary hats and drapery. The page also offers oyster dishes and dessert recipes, plus poetic quotes and a 19th century savor of art and nature.
Distinctive Mother of the Bride Costumes Featured
The article discusses selecting dignified outfits for mothers and grandmothers at weddings. It highlights two ensemble examples: a gray georgette over satin with silk cord embroidery and a black lace dress with a satin bodice and contrasting ribbon girdle. A silver cloth hat with king's blue and black lace veil completes the look.
Fira and a Take on Money and Morals
A fragmentary dialogue features a character named Fira noting self interest and frankness. A New York paper satire references Mongolians lacking traditional kisses of friendship or politeness. A teacher and judge exchange hints at labor union talk being sudden.
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New York
Veal With Catsup and Raisin Pie In Family Menu Feature
A compact home cookery piece suggests varied family meals from common fonds. Recipes include Veal With Catsup using bacon and onions simmered in water, Raisin Pie flavored with lemon and orange zest, and an Asparagus and Meat Souffle with eggs and stock baked in a casserole.
Proverbial Jests and Church Vacation Complaints
A quip about turning $500 into a motor car is paired with a joke about people who rarely attend church protesting a pastor taking a vacation. The items reflect light social humor from a bygone era.
Eutonic Claims Cure for Acid Stomach Sufferers
The ad quotes H. D. Crippen praising Eutonic for curing ten year acid stomach symptoms. It promises rapid relief by neutralizing excess acidity and gas, reduces belching bloating and food repeating, and offers a guarantee with a big box priced at a trifling cost.
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H. D. Crippen
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