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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
2
The article explains rickets affects all social classes and stresses vitamin D as prevention. It highlights sun exposure, cod liver oil, egg yolks, butter fat, and milk fortification via ultraviolet treatment or additives. It notes seasonal protection for children and higher susceptibility in dark-skinned groups.
William C. Utley reports that Japan will seek equality in all naval armaments at the London conference, denouncing the Washington treaty as unfair, while Britain and the U.S. resist. The deadlock prevails as Japan demands ship for ship parity, threatening a new arms race among major powers including Germany France and Italy.
By 11 W Anderson of the University of Illinois WNU Service fruit growers should spray peach trees for leaf curl to secure a normal crop. Dormant lime sulfur sprays in fall or late winter kill scale insects and control leaf curl. miss no twig as disease can rebound next spring.
Beekeeping experts warn many failed to prep bees for winter. New York state loses about five million pounds of honey this season with half the bees dying in 1933. Bees are crucial for cross pollination worth far more than honey. proper insulation and winter honey reserves are essential. Weak queens should be replaced and diseased colonies destroyed before winter.
An article from North Carolina State College outlines grain rations for dairy cows. Jersey cows producing under ten pounds receive no grain. above ten pounds add six tenths of a pound per extra pound. Guernsey receive a fraction over a half pound per extra pound above twelve. Holstein gets four tenths per extra pound above sixteen. Ayrshire receives a little under half a pound per extra pound above fourteen. Feed assumes ample legume hay. poorer hay requires more grain.
Farm notes warn chinch bugs survive underwater for 12 hours. A new milk hormone shows tumor cures in animal tests. Paraguay seizes 17 percent of its cattle. Dairymen report potatoes as cow feed not affecting milk flavor. Seeds require more water on irrigated lands. Bitter milk linked to moldy feeds or moldy bedding. Kentucky courses train instructors to grade tobacco per Agriculture standards.
Prof. Philip B. Bucky of Columbia University designs a centrifuge to test underground structures for safety. The device spins scaled models to simulate the weight of overlying earth, confirming or guiding reinforcement needs for subterranean rooms and chambers. It emerged from a joint study by the Engineering Foundation and Columbia School of Engineering.
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