Battle Against Animal Disease and Science Advances
Dr John R Mohler of USDA told the National Association of Meat Packers in Atlantic City that ample production and broad information are essential. He praised progress against cattle scabies sheep scab and cattle fever tick and warned that ongoing field and lab work plus strict inspection are needed as science advances toward eradicating major animal diseases.
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United States Department of Agriculture
National Association of Meat Packers
Atlantic City
John R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Mohler
United States
Eradication Prospects for Disease in U S Livestock
Dr Mohler argues tuberculosis and foot-and-mouth disease can be controlled nationwide. He notes past FMD outbreaks numbered under 100000 cattle, compares to 67000000 cattle this year, and stresses public education cooperation and trained testing to push eradication forward, though completion may span generations.
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United States
Legumes for Dairy Herds Superior in Profits
United States Department of Agriculture findings compare alfalfa heavy dairy herds with legume sparing herds across six and eight associations. Alfalfa fed cows show higher milk and butterfat yields and greater income over feed cost, suggesting home-grown legumes boost profits. Farmers should study legume feeding practices and soil amendments to improve dairy profitability.
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United States
Annual value of woodlots in the United States
W J Morrill notes farm woodlots account for 195 million dollars yearly. About half of U S timbered land lies in farm woodlots that could yield more with better management. Most woodlots deteriorate as owners cull good species and fail to plan future crops, often using the land for pasture.
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W. J. Morrill
Collorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
United States
Big Advantages of Manure on Wheat Fields
Manure spread on wheat late in fall or winter reduces soil drifting and snow loss. It shields plants from extreme temperatures, prevents soil heaving, and conserves moisture while adding plant food. Next year plowing incorporates organic matter, improving soil texture and fertility for subsequent crops.
Be Cautious With Alfalfa Silage Practices
Alfalfa silage stays good if fed within months of siloing. After that it develops odor and stock will not relish it. Adding fermentable sugars slows spoilage and preserves the alfalfa. oats, peas, and similar crops can aid preservation.
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Alfalfa Ag
Urgent Thanksgiving Drive For North Carolina Orphan Homes
North Carolina Orphan Association Publicity Committee appeals statewide for one day’s income from citizens to support twenty child caring institutions. The plea targets business leaders landlords professionals salaried workers laborers and households urging a collective effort to aid orphanages facing increased costs and reduced facilities amid wartime philanthropy. Includes notes on related Asheville night school plans and Charlotte recall election results and a Kinston note about Vice President Marshall’s October visit.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Orphan Association
Prince of Business
M. L. Shipman
J. R. Young
W. F. Evans
J. D. Berry
R. F. Beasley
Dr. Livingston Johnson
Daisy Denson
A Volunteer Worker at the Ship’s Bow Christening
A crew member notes a volunteer worker, the guard asks what he is doing near the area, and Thaddeus replies he plans to mop the bow of the ship immediately after the christening.
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What is preparedness
A brisk, era flavored line prompts readers to ponder readiness and the idea of knitting sweaters for soldiers of the next war, hinting at wartime morale and civilian contributions in a compact, period voice.
The Better One and Odd Phrases in Local Notices
A fragmentary selection shows colorful marketing and social chatter with phrases about Belle and Nell’s figures linked to a Bradstreet reference. A physician advertises Dead Shot by Dr. Peery claiming stomach benefits and worm expulsion, while a remark on pedigree contrasts individuality in men and livestock.
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Relics of the Magi Revered at Cologne Cathedral
A British army chaplain led Mass at Cologne Cathedral beside the relics of the Magi the skulls of the three wise men. Tradition holds the bones traveled from Helene to Constantinople Milan and finally Cologne after 1164. They are housed in a golden Romanesque reliquary dating from about 1200 in the cathedral treasury near the organ.
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Cologne
Bethlehem
Helene
Constantinople
Milan
Frederick Barbarossa
Reinald von Dassel
Maneuvering Out
Dialogues reveal a strained domestic exchange where a wife jokes about being a talking machine and a husband retorts that she would only speak on his cue, highlighting marital friction and gendered humor.
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Tungsmith
Clemenceau’s sharp wit on ministers and fools
In a Paris chat, Clemenceau defends testing subordinates at their expense. He quips when Charles Benoist questions a minister’s merit, calling him a fool and then asking if any successor might be worse. The exchange ends with a jab about a "hammock tester" and hints at future bliss.
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M. Clemenceau
le Chi de Paris
Charles Benoist
The
Benoist
Clemenceau
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