Three helps to cheap hog gains
A Ohio State University expert J S Coffey outlines three key factors for economical pork production: clean shelter and feed lot free of worms, a comfortable dry shelter, and a mineral rich ration. He prescribes a 40 40 20 mineral mix and a ration of corn with fish meal alfalfa meal and linseed meal with adjustments for alfalfa hay. Coffey also warns of winter anemia and urges regular sun exposure for hogs.
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J. S. Coffey
Ohio State University
Coffey
Ohio
Easter in Washington D C A Capital Easter Traditions
Easter in Washington DC centers on White House egg rolling for children on Easter Monday with the President and First Lady hosting. Adults may attend only with a child while executive offices open for Easter week greetings to thousands. Also noted are sunrise services and Lily selections by Mrs Coolidge at city greenhouses.
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Elma Scott Watson
United States
Washington
D. C
White House
No. 1600
Pennsylvania Avenue
Land
Walter Reed Hospital
Coolidge
the Land
Easter observance ties national capital to war veterans care
In Washington D C Easter observances are linked to a federal department’s work on Easter lilies supply. The article notes the shift from Bermuda to Japan for lilies after a disease hit Bermuda stock, highlighting national attention to Easter traditions and the capital’s role in veterans services.
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Bermuda
United States
Japan
American Easter lily industry gains independence push
Washington reports progress on domestic Easter lily production led by Dr. David Griffiths of the Department of Agriculture. He demonstrates outdoor hardiness, earlier flowering, and year round bloom potential, challenging reliance on Bermuda and Japan bulbs and marking a new, commercially promising phase for American grown lilies.
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Washington
Bermuda
Japan
Department of Agriculture
David Griffiths
Doctor Griffith
Washington Florist
Arlington
Gulf States
Griffiths
Doctor Griffiths
Save All Straw Stocks to Carry Farm Stock
Article urges conserving straw as a bulky livestock feed to survive feed shortages. It notes hay and fodder as primary, straw as a valuable reserve, and advises communities near dry areas to preserve straw for cattle and horses through winter.
Large Number of Lambs Marketed Never Docked
A substantial share of Iowa and nearby lambs go without tail docking. Reports from midwest markets show up to 20 percent of native lambs sold in summer and fall lack docking. Un docked tails trap dirt and attract maggots causing sickness. Docking also yields higher, more uniform sale prices.
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Iowa
Mid-West
Transitioning cattle from hay to pasture and grain
The article notes cattle wintered on hay or low grain rations can shift to pasture and a full grain diet with minimal gain losses. Younger cattle near a year old struggle most in the first month or two on grass, while older cattle adjust more easily and utilize grass better.
To Be a Healthy Woman Bowels Care Ad
An old family doctor recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for women to keep bowels moving freely. Made from laxative herbs and pure pepsin, it claims thorough action without diet restrictions and is suitable for children. trusted by over a million women.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Cross Country Ride Rejected Jumps In Car Suit
A report notes a cross country outing where riders tried a car ride to hounds but it failed to perform. The vehicle refused half the jumps, leaving the participants puzzled by the unsuitable mode.
How One Woman Lost 20 Lbs of Fat
Advertisement-style claim for Kruschen Salts as a fat loss cure. Instructions urge fat people to take half teaspoon before breakfast, cut pastry and potatoes, and observe scales for weight loss. Promises increased energy, clearer skin, brighter eyes, and youthfulness. promotes an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks with guaranteed improvement.
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K-R-O
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Springfield
MN. U
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