Poultry Hybrids Show Value For Farms In USDA Tests
USDA investigators report hybrids from thirteen crosses of standard chicken breeds yield improved laying performance, larger eggs, and less broodiness. Two promising crosses include Rhode Island Red with White Wyandotte and Barred Plymouth Rock with Rhode Island Red. Broiler advantage noted for both hybrids, with Red Wyandotte aiding sexing at hatch by color.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rock
Knox and Olsen
Department
Rhole Island
Mastitis Focuses On Rear Udder Quarters In Cattle
Wisconsin experiment station findings reported in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association show the two rear udder quarters most often affected by mastitis, with no significant difference between right and left sides. Front and rear quarter comparisons reveal little difference. rear quarters are likelier due to proximity to barn filth, pendulous position, greater pressure, and higher milk output at 60 percent.
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Wisconsin Experiment Station
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
F. B. Hadley
Hadley
Restoration of Depleted U S Range Lands Demands Cooperative Effort
W R Chapline chief of the division of range research for the United States forest service told the International Grasslands conference at Aberystwith Wales that overgrazing has depleted 728 million acres supporting about 55 million head of livestock. He said restoration will require years of determined cooperative effort and improved range management programs.
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United States
W. R. Chapline
United States Forest Service
Aberystwith
Wales
Chapline
How to Keep Eggs on the Farm
The article explains egg storage should occur around 55 degrees to prevent germ development and preserve quality. It notes the challenge of finding satisfactory storage on an average farm and suggests temperature control as key.
Lesson on a man possessed by demons in Gadara
The study surveys Mark 5 1 17 and Luke 8 26 39 focusing on the power of Satan the victory of Christ and the perversity of man. It contrasts demon possession with Christ authority and warns against prioritizing wealth over spiritual deliverance. The piece urges personal choice in the spiritual conflict and notes the modern echo of the Gospel battle between good and evil.
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Sea of Galilee
Satan
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Church of Our Day
Household Tips From A Historic Page
Domestic notes include whitening chicken skin with lemon juice and bleaching yellowed linens by blue water. Advises checking seed catalogs for spring orders, and inspecting stored dahlia tubers for shriveling. Also explains preboiling preserved eggs by pricking a hole at the large end to prevent bursting.
Swan Applique Motifs for Towels and Scarves
Lure graceful swans across towels scarves and pillow cases with simple applique or plain embroidery. Pattern 1581 provides transfer motifs two sizes and applique pieces plus stitch illustrations and material requirements. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York NY for pattern 1581.
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Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Round World Auto Race The First Automobile
The Round World Auto Race began in New York on February 12 1903 with six starters. An American car driven by George Schuster and two mechanics led the field, finishing first after 12 116 miles in 112 days, ahead of the German entry at 10 887 miles in 130 days. The route included Seattle Yokohama and Paris, and New York Times and Le Matin sponsored the event.
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New York City
George Schuster
Seattle
Yokohama
Paris
United States
New York Times
le Matin
When Progress Met Resistance Across Early Transport
The piece recalls railroads facing fears that they would startle people and trigger premature births, affect cattle and hogs, halt milk from cows, and stop hens from laying. Automobiles faced similar hostility while airplanes remain viewed with suspicion by older generations.
Gardeners Tips on Soil Types and Planting Times
Knowledge of soil texture guides garden returns. Clay soils need careful handling while productive, sandy soils run early. Peas lettuce cabbage and other cool crops prefer moist cool conditions. plant early and again in fall. Warm loving crops like corn beans tomato and cucumber need heat ample moisture and later planting for summer maturity.
No Longer Foes If We Read Our Enemies History
Quote from Longfellow on sorrow and suffering softening hostility. The fragment reflects on understanding opponents by learning their life stories and hardships.
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Longfellow
Bejeweled Paints Shape Long-Lasting Art Glow
Bejeweled pigments from coral lapis lazuli crystal and jade create glow in oil paintings sought by Ori ent painters. The special paint sells for about 40 dollars a tube and promises centuries of scintillating color per Collier s Weekly.
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Orient
Collier's Weekly
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United States Moment of Agriculture
WNU Service
Eae Uniform International
Matthew
Nees
Erethat
Ally
WNL
Bejeweled Paints
Feery
Ferry
Ferry Ferry-Morse
Ferry-Morse Seed Co
Detroit
San Francisco
Ferry's
Burl Tatum
Prince Albert
P. A
Bruce Galbraith
Center
Prairies
Tae
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