Beauty and health myths mix in old editorial tangle
A muddled passage complains about beauty standards and ineffective hats while railing against misgovernment and health remedies. The text juxtaposes fashion, hygiene, and political critique in a fragmentary old newspaper style.
New Fertilizer Elements May Boost Yields
United States Department of Agriculture notes that besides nitrogen phosphorus and potash, trace elements like manganese sulphur iron magnesium chlorine copper boron iodine zinc arsenic barium nickel and others can improve crops. In Florida Everglades and east coast trucking areas manganese sulfate has raised yields significantly. Chlorine magnesium and per acre applications improve tobacco yields and drought resistance. magnesium deficiency causes sand burn in plants.
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United Acgement of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Everglades
Florida
Feed Baby Chicks Early After Hatch at Purdue
Experiments at Purdue University show baby chicks fed immediately after hatching grow as well as those fed at 48 to 72 hours. Mortality did not increase with early feeding, and feeding before 48 hours yielded no gains. Owners can remove chicks earlier and reduce brooding time while ensuring feeding by 48 hours.
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Purdue University
O Roy E. Roberts
Professor Roberts
Cattle Feeding Has No Definite Rules
Cattle feeding is a business without fixed rules as market conditions change. Learn from various sources and adapt factors to your farm. avoid relying on one farmer’s method. Future markets are uncertain. on rising markets it helps to use neighbor’s corn, but overreliance on others’ corn can hurt on average markets.
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Jones
Turning Hatching Eggs Made Quite Easy
Small poultry raisers can store eggs for days by packing them in egg cases with lids up, using crates for turning without handling each egg. The method reduces broken eggs and is safer around children while preserving sufficient eggs to set later.
New rust forms in wheat and rye arise by natural hybridization
USDA researchers Dr. Moses N. Levine and Dr. Ralph A. Cotter explain that stem rust resistance in wheat and rye erodes as new rust forms emerge through interbreeding of old forms. The study links evolution of rust to barberry hosts, underscoring eradication importance to curb hybrid development in the wheat belt.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
Moses N. Levine
Ralph A. Cotter
Wheat Belt
Care of Young Turkeys for Healthy Growth
Guidance on rearing poult flocks with a brood enclosure, feeding progression from oats and greens to cottage cheese and bran, and timing for turning poults out to pasture. Emphasizes preventing chilling, avoiding swampy areas, and ensuring a daily feeding rhythm as the hen educates the poults.
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Ifanu
Chopped Alfalfa Improves Hog Feed Efficiency
South Dakota experiment reports chopped alfalfa hay used as a supplement to yellow corn with tankage and linseed meal produced marketable weight 17 days earlier and saved 41 cents per 100 pounds. Feed saving reached 16 pounds per 100 pounds of gain, suggesting wider use for stock feeding.
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South Dakota
Seed flat boxes and saving seeds for crops card
Call upon your grocer to save shallow boxes for seed flats Start a few hills of cucumbers in pots for an early crop of slicing. One dollar invested in bulk superphosphate mixed with manure can return from five to eight dollars in increased crops. Try pole beans this year as a space economizer with one pole occupying little more space than one hill of bush beans and yielding more beans.
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Sera As
Women Distrust Men Generally, Not In Specific Cases
A quotation notes that women distrust men overall more than they distrust men in particular interactions, attributed to Commerson.
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Commerson
Mothers Learn Uses of Magnesia for Expectancy and Feeding
During pregnancy and nursing, Phillips Milk of Magnesia aids relief from nausea and heartburn. It promotes digestion and regular bowels and neutralizes cow milk for infant feeding. Available in 25 and 50 cent bottles at drugstores and endorsed by physicians for 50 years.
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Phillips
Magnesia
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