Feeding Grain to Cows on Good Pasture Pays for High Producers
Dairy advisor O H Eekles states profitable grain use depends on milk yield and pasture quality. Holsteins may need no grain for 25 80 pounds of milk daily, while high producers may require five to eight pounds of grain daily plus protein feed. In mid summer more grain or silage may be needed.
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Holstein
Guernsey
Jersey
O. H. Eekles
Division of Dairy Husbandry
University Farm
St. Paul
Dairy Calves Growth Through Proper Feeding
Dairy calves should be taken from mothers at twenty four hours old and fed with the dam's first milk to start right. Provide clean stalls, teach drinking, offer whole milk three times daily, then switch to separated milk at one month, with bran and corn chops, water, hay or pasture, shade, and gentle handling to raise a real dairy cow.
Word Match Puzzle Clues From 1925 Newspaper
Jumbled horizontal and vertical crossword style clues list numerous definitions and fillers spanning animals colors tools foods and phrases. The note ends with a teaser that the solution will appear in the next issue and mentions a 1925 reference.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Article
Instructions explain placing correct letters in white spaces to form horizontal and vertical words. The first letters are guided by a number called a chumber which refers to the definitions below the puzzle. Horizontal numbers define words up to the next black square, vertical numbers define words down to the next black square. No letters in black spaces. All words are dictionary entries except proper names. Abbreviations slang initials technical terms and obsolete forms are flagged in definitions.
Excuses Plausible but Not Convincing
Lord Allenby criticized the Turks describing their excuses as plausible but weak. He compared the defense to an Irishman’s alibi joke, noting massacres cited as justified by their own reasoning are misleading upon closer analysis.
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Lord Allenby
Pat
Absolutely Perfect Ruler Promises Zero Error in Calibration
Peters of the Bureau of Standards in Washington announces a new ruler he claims is mathematically perfect. The scale is five hundred thousandths of an inch wide with spacing accuracy of at least two millionths of an inch. It challenges the adage that nothing made by man is perfect and will be used to calibrate micrometer microscopes.
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CC. Peters
Bureau of Standards
Washington
London Woman Sues Store Over Dog Bite During Display Window Visit
A London woman successfully sued a store and the dog owner after being bitten while viewing a gown display in a shop window. The court ordered both defendants to pay the plaintiff's costs.
Needs Lots of Repair
A dialogue snippet features Bill bargaining over a shabby car. The exchange reveals a recurring pattern where the vehicle yields limited returns, with the speaker noting he has profited ten times in three blocks from the same machine.
Change of Life Relief for Mrs Elsie Ackerman
Ohio woman Mrs Elsie Ackerman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing long lasting ailments. After eight bottles she reports renewed strength and ability to work on the farm, praising the remedy and recommending it to others.
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Elsie Ackerman
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eea
Rotor Yacht Trial at Potsdam Exhibition
The world's first rotor yacht featured at Potsdam's aquatic sports exhibition. It took a daily trial run on Templin lake, delivering satisfactory performance.
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Potsdam
Germany
Templin Lake
Why Fifty Dollar Scrub Is Most Expensive Bull
Colorado Extension notes scrub bulls cost dairymen money through butterfat loss and sales decline. Figures show 18 dairymen losing 56 848 pounds of butterfat and 29762 42 dollars in sales, averaging 2289 47 dollars per owner. On a cow basis the cost is 56 15 per cow, arguing that a cheaper bull can be more costly overall.
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United States Dairy Bureau
B. W. Fairbanks
Extension Service
Colorado Agricultural College
Dairy Hints and History Blend In Classic Note
The piece notes that good cream comes from clean milk and that dairy products command strong demand and prices. It also presents a brief historical summary of Herodotus, described as the oldest historian of Greece and the "Father of History" born in Halicarnassus, detailing his travels and aims to chronicle the clash between Greek civilization and Persian rule.
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Herodotus
Greece
Halicarnassus
Caria
Asia Minor
Egypt
Syria
Babylon
Persia
Women Letter Carriers Prove Successful in Britain
Postmaster General Sir William Mitchell-Thomson reports 4,200 women employed as letter carriers in the British post department. The move has proven successful and the women handle mail duties across the kingdom.
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Great Britain
William Mitchell-Thomson
Paris Refining Co Offers Stock at Par to Meet Demand
Demand for high grade products has always exceeded supply. Paris Refining Co in Atlanta, GA offers a limited stock at par to fund refinements of kerosene gas oil fuel oil and other products. Remit by draft or order. oversubscriptions will be funded.
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Paris Refining CO
Atlanta
Salvage Effort Targets Yasuka Maru Wreck
Experts plan a salvage dive to recover bullion aboard the Yasuka Maru, the Japanese transport sunk in the war. The vessel reportedly carried about $500,000 in gold and valuables.
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Sydney Bulletin
Monarch Peoenrecestny Co
Council Bluffs
Iowa
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Mona Motor Oils & Greases
Honker
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Bayer
Colombia
Republic
Bellans
Dr. Scholl
Schotts
Bashan
Moses
New York
Spenser
Ross
W. H. Stokes
Tilden Ave
Chardon
Doan
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Ki County
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Florida
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T. B. Ragan
Hawkinsville
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