Denver Bellboy Tops Tips by Calling Judges
A Denver bellboy claims he averaged $10 a day in tips while delegates attended a meeting of the American Bar Association. When asked how, he replied he called them all judge, per Capper's Weekly.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1926
Page
2
A Denver bellboy claims he averaged $10 a day in tips while delegates attended a meeting of the American Bar Association. When asked how, he replied he called them all judge, per Capper's Weekly.
U S Department of Agriculture study finds optimal cuts for corn at 80 percent dough and 20 percent milk, yielding best silage with minimal nutrient loss. Sunflowers fare best between full bloom and petal drop, while sudan grass silage is good from early to late bloom.
The piece argues dairy profits depend on feeding efficiency. It explains maintenance vs production feed, noting a cow consuming 45 pounds yields 30 pounds for production and can double profit versus an 80 pound intake. It advocates farm feeding of corn, fertilizer value, and economical production given high land costs.
Five more cows and helpers, all giving milk and affected by a disorder called de praved appetite, shipped from western Minnesota to the Minnesota experiment station for observation. Researchers seek to learn if mineral deficiency in the ration affects seed utilization, with some cows fed minerals and others not, plus one to be slaughtered for bone and blood study.
A new method to prevent calf scours recommends drawing one or two eight-ounce bottles of the dam’s milk immediately after birth and feeding it to the calf. Using regular nursing bottles, the colostrum cleans the calf’s digestive tract and provides immunity against digestive disorders.
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