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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1931
Page
7
Prof. E A Parfitt of Purdue proposes a quick cleaning method for milking machines. He flushes teat cups with cold water then hot water at 165 degrees, hangs parts to soak in a disinfectant solution, using a stock mix of lye and water. This approach requires no disassembly and is gaining manufacturer support.
John A. Arey of North Carolina State College says a well built silo provides the most economical dairy feed for herds of ten or more cows. One acre of good corn silage equals about one and a half acres of shocked corn in milk value and minimizes feeding waste. Silage also supplements dry feed in winter and lowers costs while aiding milk flow.
Mr Logan reviews three years of herd books in Otsego Montmorency Dairy Herd Improvement Assoc and finds butterfat yields of 257.2, 835.4, and 347.2 pounds per year. With similar butterfat prices, net value above feed costs per cow rises from 76 to 92.24 to 103.04 dollars, a 56.28 dollar gain in year three over year one. Logan notes balanced ration by production helps identify profitable cows.
Separation of surplus milk by farmers nationwide shows higher earnings. An Illinois producer reports $18.05 extra in the first month after switching to base milk, plus feeding skimmed milk to pigs and chickens. He earned $9.34 more for 1 678 pounds less milk and received $8.71 for the cream.
The Smiths faced an unexpected blowout delaying their plans. They recall never having such trouble before. The passage notes that households have struggled to cover consequences of government mistakes.
A vintage weight loss ad promises losing fat and gaining energy by taking Kruschen Salts. It claims a month can shave pounds, tighten the chin and abdomen, improve skin, and urges starting with an 85 cent bottle, taken daily with hot water, promising dramatic results.
A German expert proposes classifying blood stains to aid crime detection. He believes future tests will match suspect stains to victims. Courts recognize stains come from human or animal blood, but drying renders blood group tests unreliable. the expert aims to overcome this deficiency.
In Washington D C a wax model in a shop display drew unusual attention when by passersby noticed she was only in stockings. A thief broke the glass door catch and stripped the model taking a coat dress and several other garments.
The text notes Erebus aguppina as the largest wing span insect at 11 inches and Macrodontia cervicornis as possibly the largest by bulk plus body length at up to 6 inches. It also adds proverbs about wills and manners when children are present.
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