Dry cows need liberal feeding to preserve milk yield
Dairy expert Q L Blackman warns against neglecting dry cows. He explains that poor condition at freshening reduces future milk output and that the dry period must provide reserve flesh through ample feeding to maintain production in subsequent lactations.
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Q. L. Blackman
Wallace
Sweet Potatoes for Cottage Gardens in Many States
The U S Department of Agriculture records indicate sweet potatoes can be grown in at least 36 states and recommend a small home planting. Planting should wait until after frost danger, with hotbed starts and beds 8 to 12 inches high. spaces 8 to 8 1/2 feet apart. 12 to 15 inches between plants. water at planting. keep soil loose and weeded. dig before vines freeze.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fall Freshening Increases Dairy Cow Income And Output
Department of Agriculture bulletins show cows freshened in fall and early winter produced more milk and butterfat and yielded higher income over feed costs. A reprint of Bulletin 1069 confirms production to income relation, with $10 per cow at 100 lb butterfat and $106 at 400 lb.
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Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Department Bulletin 1071
Washington
Soy Beans Prove Valuable Feed Source for Cattle
Soy beans emerge as a promising protein source for dairymen serving as roughage and concentrate. Ground beans mix well with grain, though grinding is hindered by their oil content. Oil extraction plants arise in Iowa, while the cake rivals cottonseed meal in feeding value and contains more protein when compared to cracked beans.
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Iowa
Mineral Plan For Cows On Legume Hay And Grain
Plan for mineral supplementation in cows fed legume hay and balanced grain, noting 421 mixture. Advises ample salt at all times and minerals for acid soil crops. Recommends adding wood ashes lime or steamed bone meal to 100 pounds of grain if minerals are lacking. warns against raw bone meal.
Beancake Board Production Starts at Dairen Mill
A Dairen China mill recently began producing bean boards for animal feed. The 28 by 12 inch boards are eight-tenths inch thick and undergo higher pressure than beancake to reduce moisture. They are primarily exported to America.
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Dairen
China
America
Two crop raspberries in summer and fall explained
A guide on growing red two crop raspberries, detailing spring planting, non pruning of tall shoots, and maintaining fall crops. Emphasizes that old canes from the previous winter yield the early crop and should be removed after harvest to sustain two yearly crops.
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United States
Experimental transit venture gains cautious interest
The project remains in the experimental stage as it seeks to prove feasibility in transit. Scientists and investors watch closely, awaiting further results and potential applications in transport.
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Scientific American
Atmosphere Extends About 100 Miles Above Earth
Atmospheric layers reach roughly 100 miles up with minimal oxygen. Estimates show only trace amounts at that height, not enough to sustain human life beyond a few miles above the surface.
Tanlac Rejuvenates War Hero and Fireman in Memphis
Joseph H. Baker a Memphis fireman and World War I veteran credits Tanlac with restoring his appetite lifting his weight by fifteen pounds and curing lingering ailments after gas exposure and pneumonia. Baker promotes Tanlac saying it saved him and urges readers to try the product carried by druggists with over forty million bottles sold.
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Panlac
Joseph H. Baker
North Third St
Memphis
Tenn
Baker
St. Mihiel
Valley of Wovres
Argonne
Memphis Fire Department
Tanlac
Modern Swamp Root Ad Warns of Health Risks and Remedies
An advertisement touts Swamp Root as a remedy for back pain headaches and low ambition and urges immediate purchase of a medium or large bottle. It offers a sample for ten cents from Dr Kilmer Co New York and claims nineteenth century hand shoe production in the United States.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
N. Y
United States
Success at Last and Roman Eye Balsam Ad Claim
An advertising snippet notes a claimed success after romantic confrontation and promotes Roman Eye Balsam for use at night. It cites 372 Pearl Street in New York as an address and asserts that a new method of doing business follows a demonstrated example.
Talk Is Cheap In A Man Who Talks Too Much
A brisk critique notes that excessive talk betrays intent and weakens a stance. It highlights the risk of revealing plans or motives through verbose chatter and urges measured speech and restraint.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Adverts
A collage of testimonials from women in Michigan California Wisconsin New Jersey praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for chronic illness and fatigue. Narratives describe long illness forcing home stays and gradual recovery after using the product. Some accounts claim improved strength and ability to work.
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Los California
Lydia E. Pinkham
N. J
Lydia G. Bathanls
Jersey City
Quiet Philosophers Stir Cheerful Conversation
A clever talker dominates the chat by引用 old books he knows others haven’t read. His companion feels diminutive yet amused as he toys with literary references. The exchange highlights the tension between erudition and social ease.
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