Vege Vitality Compound Promises Woman’s Health Recovery
A Terreh Terre Haute reader testifies that a tonic eased nervous weakness dizzy spells and weak health after childbirth. The letter claims the Vege Vitality Compound restored strength and reduced suffering, noting positive effects for pregnancy and postnatal recovery and recommending purchase from druggists nationwide.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Dillon
Thal
Lydia
Carly
Propagating Weeds The Quickest Way to Grow Grasses
A short remark in the Little Rock Arkansas Gazette asserts that the fastest method to double grass growth is to plant a vegetable. The quip suggests clever gardening logic rather than practical horticulture.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Gazette
Why Suffer No More From Indigestion and Stomach Misery
Readers are urged to fix a dyspeptic stomach by using Dere's Mentha Pepsin. The ad promises rapid relief from gas bloating belching and heaviness with one or two doses for acute cases and two to three bottles for chronic issues. It offers a money back guarantee if it doesn’t help and urges purchasing one bottle today.
U S Dairy Cows Need More Productive Herds to Meet Population Growth
A USDA study notes milk use per person totals about 1,000 pounds annually and 114,666,201,000 pounds of whole milk used nationwide. With 26,252,000 cows producing 4,868 pounds each, population growth outpaces cow numbers. The report urges breeding higher producing cows rather than increasing herd size to meet future demand.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
National Dairy Exposition Highlights Indianapolis Event
The National Dairy Exposition arrives in Indianapolis from October 10 to 17. Officials say the event will be one of the greatest gatherings in the exposition’s history with national government and agricultural groups participating. Prize cattle from major fairs will compete for national donations.
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Indianapolis
W. E. Skinner
United States
State Agricultural College
Nearly 16000 Enrolled in Better Live Stock Campaign
The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports 15818 hive stock owners nationwide enrolled in the Better Live Stock campaign for domestic animal improvement. By July 1, 549455 animals and 1185689 poultry heads are under improvement via pure-bred sires, with notable progress in Grayson Virginia New Haven Connecticut and Shelby Union counties Kentucky.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Grayson
New Haven
Conn
Shelby
Union Counties
Roughage Guidelines for Holstein Cattle Diets
The article outlines a feeding rule: three pounds of silage and one of hay per hundred pounds live weight, assuming good silage and legume hay. Excess silage is discouraged due to bulk. With silage and clover a Holstein may need about a pound of grain per three and a half to four pounds of milk, with grain composition depending on available feeds.
Soybean Oil Meal Proves Valuable Poultry Feed
USDA notes rapid soybean culture expansion in the Corn Belt and confirms soybean oil meal as an excellent growth and egg production feed. Tests show it can replace oats for chicks and, with a 2 percent mineral mix, boost protein growth and egg yield. ideal mix is 60 bone phosphate, 20 salt, 20 limestone.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Pacific Coast
North Carolina
Vaccination urged to avert hog cholera outbreak this year
Warnings from Ohio state veterinarian F A Zimmer Indiana Agricultural College expert Dr R A Craig and other officials stress hog cholera cycles and the need for vaccination as hog numbers rise with a strong corn crop and high market prices. Vaccinating by a reliable veterinarian is advised to prevent spread during fall farming activity.
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F. A. Zimmer
Ohio
R. A. Craig
Indiana Agricultural College
Stacking Green Corn Silage and Fodder Methods
The article describes making silage by stacking bundles of green corn about twenty feet by twenty feet with outer butts outward to form a dome. It notes thorough trampling, eight inches of outer spoilage, top covering with straw, and a sweet odor from stack silage. Minnesota station reports variable results and suggests the method as a possibility.
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Minnesota
Showers for Swine Aid to Sanitation
A shower-bath system for washing hogs before entering the killing pen was installed at a Salt Lake City packing plant to improve sanitation and protect workers. Five overhead nozzles clean hog feet and reduce contamination of the scalding vat, a costly problem in meat plants. Federal inspectors endorse washing hogs prior to slaughter as suitable in plants under or outside supervision.
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Salt Lake City
E. P. Durham
United States Department of Agriculture
Flour Middlings Boost Pigs Growth in Minnesota Tests
A Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin reports feeding tests where hogs on alfalfa pasture thrived when a wheat by product such as flour middlings replaced part of corn and tankage. Flour middlings prove most profitable if per pound cost does not exceed corn.
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E F. Ferrin
M. A. McCarty
Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
Growing Hay Crops Without Harming Soil Fertility
New York State College of Agriculture experts say proper methods allow growing hay without reducing soil fertility. If clover is aided by lime and phosphorus, timothy can be maintained for a year without more fertilizer, or top dressed with manure annually.
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New York State College of Agriculture
Farm notes on feeds and crops across states
The report compares corn silages with corn fodder as feeds and notes soy bean plantings exceed alfalfa in Ohio. An experimental New Jersey farm produced blueberries seven eighths inch diameter. South Dakota tests show phosphorus raises crop yields about 30 percent over 15 years. Six feeding-method improvements cited by Ithaca college correspondence students.
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New Jersey
South Dakota Experiment Station
State College
Ithaca
What is genuine community planning
The writer argues that true community planning goes beyond physical layout to encompass work, housing, recreation, and the habits of residents. It requires balance between financial aims and real benefits from well placed housing and community buildings serving all, echoing Rousseau on houses and people shaping a city.
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Detroit Free Press
Rousseau
Writer’s Plea for Zoned Villages in Civic Pride
A Canton Plain Dealer essay contrasts two village types seen on a car trip. Zoned towns show pride with distinct business and residential zones, maintaining neatness and prosperity. Unzoned areas blend gas stations and small businesses among homes, lacking civic discipline.
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Dew Drop Inn
Tom
Harry
Canton
Plain Dealer
First Five Minutes Key to Controlling Small Fires
The article stresses rapid action at the fire’s start. It argues water or handheld extinguishers at the base can outpace later municipal efforts. Automatic sprinklers and motorized apparatus aim to quench small blazes before they grow, with telegraph alarms speeding warning and accuracy.
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America
Septic Tank Gains Health Authority Approval
Health authorities nationwide approve a septic tank praised for long service and minimal maintenance. Proper sizing ensures complete processing with little sediment, promising many years of reliable use without cleaning or additional attention.
Unnecessary Fire Loss Across United States
A description estimates that if all annual fire losses were placed on 865 foot frontage lots they would line streets from Chicago to New York. The total value of buildings burned yearly would exceed 500 million dollars with a burn rate of 60 thousand dollars per hour, day and night.
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United States
Chicago
New York
Fayette County Court of Appeals Finds Station a Nuisance
A gas station in an exclusive residential area is ruled a nuisance by the Fayette county Ohio court of appeals. The decision notes that exclusive residential zones enjoy immunity from offensive trades and businesses, a stance likely to interest real estate boards, property owners, and urban zoning scholars.
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Fayette County
Ohio
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