Preparation of Hay for Market Focuses on Color and Mixes
The United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin 977 argues hay quality hinges on color, maturity at cutting, and bale size. Early cut, naturally green hay commands higher prices, while undesirable mixtures reduce value. Producers should grow only market-favored hay and seek market information. free Bulletins available in Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Bulletin
Washington, D.C
Velvet bean feed boosts dairy rations and protein supply
J B Lindsey at the Maxcachmeotics station presents velvet bean feed as a distinct protein addition for northern feeders. Velvet bean can replace part of the grain in cow rations, with up to 40 percent of the diet suggested for cows and 60 percent for horses and deer. The recommended mix for cows is 40 percent velvet bean, 40 percent corn or hammed meal, and 2 percent cottonseed meal or another high grade protein concentrate.
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Epameda
Per
J. B. Lindsey
Maxcachmeotics
Dorter Lindser
Sweet Potato Weevil Damage Reported in South
The U S Department of Agriculture details a method to curb sweet potato weevil damage. Florida and Georgia tests show cleaning fields, burning vines, banked potatoes, early disposal of old crop, and clean seed stock can nearly eradicate infestation with coordinated local effort. A circular explains steps and urges adoption nationwide.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Florida
Georgia
Department
Bureau of Entomovlory
Georgia-Florida
Washington, DC
California Fig Syrup Ad Tries Mother's Trust
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a cure for constipation and feverish, listless children, urging mothers to give a teaspoon to cleanse the bowels and restore energy. Includes a warning to say California to avoid imitations and mentions directions on the bottle. A domestic science joke follows in a brief dialogue.
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California
Distinctive Lady Attracts With Perfume and Clean Skin
An advertisement notes that a lady renowned for refined influence uses perfume, with Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse pores followed by Cuticura Talcum powder for clear sweet healthy skin.
Woman Ballot Question Sparks Private Doubt in Debate
In a whispered exchange Mr Meekton voices doubt about the ballot for women noting his wife’s campaign candidate was decisively defeated, a rare moment of household disagreement. Henrietta’s rival was clearly favored in that argument turning the debate on the ballot’s success.
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Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
Simple Efficient Poke Invention by H Gerdes
The Scientific American describes a poke device by H Gerdes of Benkelman Nebraska. It details a simple efficient poke with spurs mounted to engage an animals neck when it pushes through a fence. A lever holds the spurs so they do not engage the neck under normal conditions.
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Scientific American
H. Gerdes
Benkelman, Neb
High Grade Seeds for Pure Seed Production
Frear extension specialist stresses the need for pure seed in farming communities. farmers often rely on mixed seed and accept lower quality, while advocates push for higher quality seed to meet demand and justify premium prices.
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Frear
Missoni College of Acriculture
Mary Fanners
Tran Ne
Swamp Root Ad Promises Kidney Relief for Women
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and may not realize it. Symptoms include back pain headaches and nervousness signaling possible kidney disease. Dr Kilmers Swamp Root is recommended with a sample offer and a note to mention the paper.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing for All Fabrics
Advertisement claims Diamond Dyes can dye or tint worn items including coats skirts and curtains with a simple kit. It promises rich color on wool silk linen cotton or blends, never streaks spots fades or runs, and guarantees perfect home dyeing when the user follows the directions.
Santa Claus Advertiser of the Year
Santa Claus is praised as the greatest advertiser on earth, with Christmas trees described as valuable timber destruction but also a stimulant to merchants in their yearly calculations. The piece argues advertising pays, even for a mythic figure.
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Santa Claus
Hose scam misfire mocks advertised hosiery deal
A reader sent ten shillings for five pairs of hose by post. The delivered patterns were deemed vile and unwearable. The seller retorted that the buyer would not wear them anyway, illustrating a sharp satire on dubious advertising. A second passage notes the Paris New Institute of Human Paleontology frieze by Constant Roux, depicting primitive life and reconstructions of prehistoric and contemporary scenes.
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Jones
Pearson’s Weekly
New Institute of Human Palaeontology
Paris
Constant Roux
As She Am Spoke. A Lively Exchange on Wedding Plans
A fragmentary dialogue notes a mudslinging wedding tale and sharp repartee about a daughter’s church nuptials. The piece hints at social tensions and mockery, with lines about chic fashion and a boastful fortune linked to an idea.
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Jyoh Daughtah
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