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Adread tale hints at a financial matter with a figure near 1 ney 5008 won and related uncertainties. The fragment shows names and numbers loosely, suggesting a monetary dispute or note. The readable segments imply a local or personal note rather than a formal report.
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Betty Ine
For sale notice on uncertain item listing contains stray text
A damaged OCR fragment shows a fleeting for sale note with incomplete phrases and garbled words. It hints at an item sale but no concrete details, dates, prices, or identifiers are readable.
Trap for Interference in Radio Receivers Noted in Test
A detailed report explains a tuned wave trap used by a government receiving station to suppress 450 meter interference from a nearby 400 meter broadcaster. The device, built with 17 turns of No 15 copper on a bakelite tube and fixed and variable condensers, can block 400 meter signals while preserving 450 meter reception, and vice versa for other bands. It reduces nearly all 400 meter noise when adjusted, with careful coupling and switching guiding broader tuning and minimal signal impact.
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Bracing Aerial Pole at End of Ridge Roof
An illustrated method for bracing an aerial line when an anchor for a fourth guy line is unavailable. The setup uses a 20 foot two by four on a small building and a brace type described, tested by storms. Captain MacMillan of Chicago plans to broadcast from Bowdoin ship station and will coordinate nightly with radiophants from Eastport Maine.
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Bowdoin
Eastport
Chicago
Edgewater Beach
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Mc Donald
Chicago Radio Phan
Maine
Radiophans
MacMillan
Arctic
Mr. MacMillan
Kakima
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Hinata
Healthful Quarters for Hogs of Big Importance
Healthful quarters for hogs, a profitable business requires clean sanitary hog houses. The half monitor design on a large Illinois farm uses concrete block for walls and runways, facing south for sunlight, with a central passage for cleaning and storage space for feed and cooking. Proper warmth and ventilation are essential.
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Ilinois
Gomerete
Dry Mash For Year Round Poultry Feed
Dry mash is praised as excellent feed for year round poultry. Purdue recommends a 2 1 1 8 ratio of corn shorts oats buttermilk mixed 24 hours before feeding, with 30 minute feeding windows and daily trough cleaning. Water only in hot weather. grit advised every few days. best gains in first week, with potential another week.
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Purdue University
Little Pig Chance to Make Hog of Himself
Fragmented notes discuss feeding pigs and sow management with references to Missouri College of Agriculture. It mentions supplementary feed in a small pen, proper creep access, shelled corn, and timing to meet growth requirements. It reads as guidance on early pig rearing and nutrition.
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Tulse
L. A. Weaver
Missouri College of Agriculture
Jan le
Dairy Facts Wage War on Tuberculosis
Federal and state veterinarians lead a nationwide campaign against livestock tuberculosis. As of March 1, 1923, 5,190 accredited U S veterinarians served the program, with 24,192 fully accredited herds and 232,587 herds under supervision.
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Staten Department
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry Jest
Muddy Barn Lot Costs Dairyman Money and Reputation
A poorly drained barnyard costs the dairyman more money than expected through extra work and mud on boots. Dirty cows and stables deter local customers who judge milk by the barn’s appearance, making a clean environment a strong advertising argument for dairy sales.
Cow Testing Value Shown by Dairy Records
A farmer sold two male calves for 35 dollars and later tested the dam for registry. The yearly record showed milk output of over 20 pounds and 51 pounds of butter. The next bull cull sold for 300 dollars, indicating the concrete value of dairy cow testing.
Milk production by cows in various countries
A rough comparison shows United States cows average 8412 pounds of milk per year. Holland records about 7635 pounds, while Sweden and Denmark report around RO pounds and 500 pounds respectively.
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United States
Holland
Denmark
Dairy Notes on Cows and Health Practices
Fragmented notes discuss dairy cows, calving, and cream quality. Mentions tuberculous disease risk, management practices, and ethics of dairy herds. Emphasizes sunshine for cows and avoidance of infected animals in cream production.
Corn Based Fattening Rations for Poultry
Fattening poultry responds to corn and mixed grains. Corn is strongest alone but better with other grains. Simple farm rations work. six parts cornmeal one part beet scrap four parts middlings form a solid base. Wet feeds with milk or sour milk boost results. ground feeds outperform whole grains.
Home Grown Feeds Best for Egg Production
Iowa poultry extension survey shows 57 reports from leading poultrymen. Of 23 who used commercial feeds, 11 found value while 12 found no benefit. The majority favor home grown feeds with scratch mixes, dry mash, green feeds, and water. Oyster shell and grit are noted as essential for shell quality.
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Iowa
Poultry
Iowa State College
Many Young Chicks Die From Gapes Disease
The article explains the gapes disease in chicks caused by a parasitic worm that attaches to the windpipe. It describes the worm’s appearance, how it blocks breathing, initial symptoms of coughing and sneezing, rapid spread, and the worm’s passage through the digestive tract as the chick egests it.
Difficult to Eradicate Tuberculosis in Flock
An antiquated veterinary note argues tuberculosis in poultry can be eradicated by removing infected stock and replacing with healthy chicks, followed by thorough cleaning, disinfection, and ventilation measures to prevent spread. Specific steps include destroying infected material, isolating birds, and maintaining sanitary housing.
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Howe
Td Fomte
Bury
Dent Orde
Dows
Deauville Draws Elite Amid Luxury and Luggage Oddities
Otto Kahn praises Deauville as the world’s top summer resort at a dinner party, noting royal guests and elegant dress. A frontier customs inspection reveals a traveler’s luggage holding three bathing costumes, daily frocks, and lingerie alongside cosmetics and rouge. A telechrogometer measures city telephone usage in recent trials.
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Andress
Otto Kahn
New York
Deauville
Desuville
Spain
Romenis
Macorl
Fragmented local item hints at a weathered caption
A garbled OCR line mentions a person named Lewlevilie Coe and a phrase about hitting for her petrel, with little readable context or clear event. The piece appears from a historical page segment and lacks complete details.
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