Autumn fashions bring sleek hair and bold gowns
The feature outlines today’s shift to bobbed hair with varied styles and the move toward sleek, shining coiffures. It notes new autumn gowns from France with bloused bodices, full gathered skirts, and rich fabrics topped by rhinestone trims, georgette, and lace accents.
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Mangy Hogs Not in Much Demand
The United States Department of Agriculture notes hog raising is more profitable and urges selling only well finished disease free hogs. Mange lowers value and can render hogs unfit for food under federal meat inspection rules. Prevention includes clean pens, oilers, oil baths, and sand wallows. dipping kills mites.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Scientists Battle European Corn Borer In Midwest Meeting
Andrew Boss of Minnesota experiment station attended a Chicago session of the corn belt committee on European corn borer control. Entomologists engineers and agronomists urged actions as the pest may reach Indiana this year and threaten the heart of the corn belt. Ohio stations cooperate with manufacturers landowners and farmers in experiments destroying corn stalks and refuse sheltering borers. Parasites from Europe have been imported and four varieties are becoming established in the United States.
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Andrew Boss
Minnesota
Corn Belt Committee
Chicago
Indiana
Corn Belt
Ohio
Europe
United States Department
Farm Facts for Pigs and Fields in Seasonal Care
The note urges care in pig weaning and farrowing quarters to prevent worm infestations. It warns that neglecting taxes and wastful farming practices hinder progress. Fall plowing improves soil, controls insects, and sets up spring crops. orchard care remains crucial as trees bear fruit.
Values of Oats and Corn Used in Ration
Oats provide high protein and carb balance for horse feed with hulls adding bulk. Ground or rolled oats suit young horses. mix in chopped hay to prevent choking. Corn delivers more energy per pound but is low in protein. pair with legume hay or protein concentrates. Sudden shifts to corn risk colic. feed on the cob or ground cob meal carefully to avoid mold from stored grain.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Several Advantages in Fall Freshening of Cow
Fall freshening offers several benefits if winter labor is available. Cows can be fed to maintain strong milk flow through winter, boosted by spring pasture, with a low peak in late summer when labor is scarce. Fall-born calves grow well in winter and reach pasture-use readiness in spring, unlike spring-born calves hindered by heat and flies.
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General Motors
Sulphur Lime Goldilocks Peach Fungicide Advice
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station endorses dry mix sulphur lime as a summer fungicide for peaches to control scab and brown rot. Add four pounds of high calcium lime per 50 gallons of 84 50 dry mix when used with lead arsenate to prevent arsenical injury. for home mixes eight pounds lime per eight pounds sulphur with lead arsenate. Limit lead arsenate to one pound per 50 gallons. Care needed weighing arsenate to avoid twig and foliage damage. Dry mix staining is minimal compared with self boiled lime sulfur.
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New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
New Yorker
Ideal Brood Sow Description
The ideal brood sow has a long deep body with uniform width from shoulder to ham, wide rib spring, wide loin and a strong arched back. She is medium to heavy boned with medium length legs and a full heart girth. The coat is smooth, jowl trim, and there are no coarse features or deep skin creases.
Ventilation and a tale of air in the great pyramid
In the great pyramid cooler interior air contrasts with the hot exterior. L Dow Covington opened a ventilator shaft from the king's chamber and reduced temps. An Arab legend says clearing the other shaft could bring cooler air and harp like music. Also notes vast vacant prairie lands with low farming percentages. Manitoba 11.8 percent, Alberta 17.5 percent, Saskatchewan 34.7 percent of cultivable land under crops.
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Great Pyramid
L. Dow Covington
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Snakes Thrive in Warm Climates Contrary to Ice Belief
The common view that snakes belong on ice is wrong as these reptiles are adapted to and prefer warmer environments.
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