Six high producing dairy cows at Beltsville farm
The U S Department of Agriculture reports six cows at Beltsville Maryland averaging over 22 000 pounds of milk in 865 days. The herd yields enough milk for 170 children a quart daily and demonstrates how breeding and feeding boost dairy output beyond ordinary cows.
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Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
United States Department of Agriculture
Make Cow Ration Tempting
The dairy ration should be palatable as cows favor tasty feed. Moldy grains reduce appetite and milk output. even with proper elements poor feed hurts production. Avoid sudden ration changes to prevent upset and milk loss.
Keep Calf Feeding Utensils Clean and Sterile
Dairymen stress cleaning calf feeding pails all year. Use tin or galvanized pails, avoid wood for feed, prevent rust or dents, wash rinse and sterilize after each use, and store in a clean place. Do not reuse calf pails for hogs or other livestock.
Essentials for dairy herd care and milk safety
Provide shade and clean water for cows and calves. Spray cows at milking to deter flies. Watch for sour milk and cream caused by bacteria and warmth. Thoroughly wash and scald all milk utensils. Keep milk and cream cool at 50 degrees or lower to stay sweet for days.
Wisconsin Leads in Accredited Tuberculin Free Cattle
Wisconsin now heads the list with 86,188 head of tuberculin free cattle, while Minnesota comes in second with nearly 4,000 head.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Milk Utensils Must Be Metal and Well Soldered
Farm guidance stresses metal milk utensils with all joints smoothly soldered to prevent rust and roughness. It warns against mixing fresh warm milk with cooled milk and emphasizes cleanliness in dairy practices.
Judy's Hard Lesson in Saying No to Love
In a dramatic scene from Judy and Martin, Judy resists a flattering suitor, defends her self respect by insisting on saying no, and learns the consequences as the pursuer pleads for forgiveness. A second vignette shows a sharp young woman outwitting a pushy clerk and choosing a necktie for her father with resolve.
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Martin
Iags
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Diamond Dyes and Household Snippet Insertion
An advertisement notes Diamond Dyes promise no streaks or fading on fabrics while a Boston Transcript quip jokes about a mosquito as an economical aviator. Also promotes Cuticura for scalp itching and dandruff with a daily routine. A brief social remark warns against shifty schemes in everyday dealings.
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Dr Kilmer Swamp Root praised by druggist ad copy
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims sworn testimonials and urges readers to request a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York. Large and medium bottles sold at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Sing Sing loses its camera eye as Powers retires
Louis Powers, Bertillon expert who Finger-printed and photographed more than 20 000 Sing Sing convicts, retires after 20 years. Known as the camera eye of Sing Sing he aided trials worldwide and provided prison records. He cites limited gains beyond salary and notes women on death row were very vain. Fish Story ends with a pun about a big fish pulling the speaker overboard.
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How Two Women Escaped Operations in Missouri
Aged testimonials describe relief from female ailments after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related products. Women from White Plains New York and Tac ahan Missouri report swelling pain and inability to work, then improvement after taking the medicines. The letter requests use for others and mentions a free private text book.
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Ae E. Pinkham Medicine Co
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Passports in War Time and Changing Fees
The article notes that passport rules were simple and cheap before the war but became stricter during the war, with issuance and visa fees rising from $2 to $10 and Western countries aligning their policies. It mentions public grumbling over the red tape involved in obtaining passports.
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Europe
Pa Had His Revenge in Boyhood Ball Game
A neighborhood tale recalls a boy named Billy balking at playing with his father who had once struck him out three times. The father later complained his son wasted time on amusement and should study more, a pledge ending in a humorous, old time lesson about books and scholars.
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