Traveling exhibits explain methods of grain grading
The U S Department of Agriculture runs traveling exhibits in Washington showing how federal grain grades for oats wheat and corn are determined. Demonstrations cover sampling devices moisture testing test weights and separation equipment to help farmers dealers millers and others learn to grade grain accurately and apply federal standards.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Washington
Inquirer
Cooperation Plan Boosts Purebred Animal Marketing
The U S Department of Agriculture and state and local agencies promote a plan to help buyers find purebred animals by listing location, type and numbers. Success relies on breeders in each county cooperating with the county agent and submitting complete information locally.
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Bureau of Markets
United States
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Inner tube care to prevent tire punctures and leaks
Instructions emphasize pumping spare tubes before installation, checking for leaks with saliva on the valve, and inspecting tires for sharp embedded objects. If punctures exist, cover small casing holes temporarily and ensure the new tube lays flat without twists. Inspect for hidden sharp objects and avoid overuse of worn tubes.
Peculiar Cause of Punctures in Tire
A motorist explains how small sharp tacks swept from a theater sign board and sidewalk end up on roadways. He notes farmers’ upset at punctures, while a theater sweeper’s habit of changing signs spreads the tacks, creating puncture risks for drivers miles away.
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Moving Picture Theater
Proper Watch of Ammeter Warns of Battery Trouble
In cold weather shorter runs and frequent starter use burn lights longer. A near zero or low charge reading on the dash ammeter, showing 6 to 10 points on the charge side, at about 20 mph, signals possible battery exhaustion and trouble ahead.
Tire curb damage cuts tire life and costs
Rubber curbs may not be feasible but they would save tire expenses. Backing into a curb, hitting a curb, or driving too close to a curb can scrape tires along concrete and damage side walls, shortening tire life.
Avoid Overheating by Lean Mixture in Low Gear
When using the low gear for a long period, overheating can be prevented by keeping the fuel mixture as lean as possible. The guidance emphasizes maintaining the leanest condition to reduce heat buildup during extended low gear operation.
Safe Driving Tips From Early Automobile Advice
On wet pavements be careful to prevent skidding. Wire wheels should be carefully inspected at frequent intervals. A mix of kerosene and glycerine in equal parts helps clear windshield glass of rain for clear vision ahead.
Eastern timber supplies face rapid exhaustion
The article notes large stands of timber remain in the far West but warns that nationwide forest destruction has impact. Europe will seek lumber from eastern states due to shorter transportation, while eastern timber stocks near depletion.
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Europe
Tireless tires promise blowout free autos
James A. Horne of Denver introduces tireless tires for automobiles. The puncture proof, resilient tire costs about half the pneumatic type and can be repaired by replacing modular sections stored in the tool box. Upkeep runs about 60 percent of pneumatic tires, with hopes to revolutionize tire manufacturing.
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James A. Horne
Denver
Colo
Mr. Horne
Herne
Soybeans Mixed with Corn Draws Enthusiastic Response
Nearly all participants who tested growing soybeans alongside corn report strong results. Growers praise yield potential and crop compatibility, citing better soil health and potential profit.
Wraps for Formal Dress Show Elegant Winter Styles
Describes the popularity of wraps for women during winter and spring, from plain capes to draped dolmans in fur and satin. Highlights color, fabrics, and details like a deep fitted yoke, puffed satin, gathered lower edge, and velvet ribbon accents with fur collars and moire options.
Tailored Hats For Mourning In Silk And Georgette Styles
Mourning millinery favors silk fabrics over crape with Georgette and silk nets forming the refined hats. Tailored designs emphasize minimal trimming, conservative shapes, and precise workmanship. Three silk hat examples illustrate wide brims, bias fold crowns, and trims like grosgrain ribbons and rosettes.
Oak leaf design tops table linen trends
Table linen buyers favor leaf motifs with oak leaf patterns highlighted as the handsomest option in current decor trends emphasizing natural, nature inspired fabrics and patterns.
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