Silver Shoes as Currency in China
The article explains that silver currency in China historically used shoe shaped sycee ingots. Value depended on weight and fineness measured in taels. A Chinese official named Klung Ku certified purity and weight of the ingots.
Algebra’s Original Meaning Traced to Arabic Roots
The term algebra comes from the Italian al-jebr meaning the reunion of broken parts, with early usage referring to bone-setting before expanding to its mathematical sense. The word reflects a journey from medical reparative language to abstract calculation.
Portuguese Widely Spoken In Community Reach
Portuguese is the language spoken by about 80 million people globally and remains a major means of communication in many regions.
Graining wood by modern printing methods mimics mahogany
The American Forestry Magazine notes long practiced artificial graining of wood. Modern printing from a master roll can realistically imitate mahogany on plain wood and metals, offering a convincing substitution in decorative surfaces.
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American Forestry Magazine
Cheese Seasoned Four Years
A note on Italian cheese quality explains that one of the best grades is sold only after aging for at least four years.
Amethysts Soothe Nerves Across Belief Traditions
Amethysts reputedly calm nerves and ease anxiety, with widespread belief in their soothing properties. The stones are valued in various cultures for promoting serenity and emotional balance.
Purebred Dairy Cattle Benefit From Higher Care
The USDA notes dairymen often invest more in purebreds, fueled by greater profit potential. Better feed and barns are common, though similar gains could come from improving care of good grade herds. Ownership of purebreds sometimes motivates overall better practices.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Treating Sterility in Cows and the Role of Early Veterinary Care
The article explains that five to ten percent of cows in herds with abortion disease become sterile or barren, often chronic if not treated promptly. Dr. W. L. Williams is credited for the treatment approach, emphasizing early examination to locate uterine, ovarian, or tube problems and appropriate therapy. Long-standing cases are unlikely to recover, suggesting selling such cattle to the butcher, and noting high potential losses without accurate breeder data.
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W. L. Williams
New York State Veterinary College
Palatable rations boost dairy yields say Ithaca experts
Feeding men at the New York College of Agriculture warn dairy cows need tasty rations to stay productive and advise against sudden changes. They emphasize palatability over moldy grain or roughage, noting a cow’s comfort depends on her feed.
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New York College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Farmers Told to Careful with Early Cattle Pasturing
Cattle owners should avoid turning cows to pasture too early as early forage is sparse. Until pastures grow well, cows need about a pound of grain per six pounds of milk plus some dry hay to meet nutrition.
Story of Capt Sam Brady 22-Foot Leap Across the Cuyahoga
Captain Sam Brady, a famed hunter of the Pennsylvania frontier, endured captivity by Indians in Ohio. They bound him to a post and torched him, but he freed himself, killed a squaw, fled through savage pursuit, and leaped a 22 foot chasm at the Cuyahoga river before plunging into a lake and escaping. He later reached Fort Pitt and died in 1795.
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Bear turns out to be Indian in 1758 alert tale
During the French and Indian War near Fort Edward Israel Putnam volunteered for guard duty amid disappearances. He confronted a bear seen to be dragging a tomahawk wielding Indian, solving the mystery. Putnam later endured capture and torture before release and became a noted Revolutionary general.
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