Disease in calves linked to digestive disturbance and remedies
The article outlines a digestive disease in calves termed White Scours Infectious Dysentery, its progression and impact, estimated cures and preventives, including various preparations, feeds, and dosages. It notes the use of a serum marketed by producers, plus sanitary gestion such as clean pens and iodine-treated umbilical care, stressing professional veterinary guidance for outbreaks.
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United State Deport
Tient of
Nti
Waisf
Elfinge
Fee
Lermenteyl
Levdia
Castor
Quail Devours Weed Seeds and Insects in Field Diet
An investigation reveals quail diet includes half weed seeds one fourth praling and one tenth fruits. Quail forage from stubble and march through fall in a war against pests including potato beetles cucumber beetles wire worms cloverleaf weevils boll weevils army worms and cutworms.
Ranking of Grain Straws and Forage Crops
The text lists rankings of grain straws with oats first barley second wheat fourth, and notes wheat may be mainly bedding. It ranks Alsike clover highest among clovers followed by red and white clover, then legume straws with alfalfa and bean straw trailing.
Winter Poultry Layers Demonstrations Reported in Lawrence County
Recent poultry selection demonstrations in Lawrence County Pennsylvania show varied results. A farmer kept a two week record noting 41 good hens laid 241 eggs versus four eggs from a different set. another ten day record shows 8 good hens laying 137 eggs compared with 27 eggs from 47 Tivor hens.
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Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Calf Feeding With Stanchions Proves Handy
Stanchions are convenient for calf feeding and can simplify handling. Panels used as fence sections let calves approach feeds without entering the pen, reducing risk for children and easing care for husky calves.
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Caiu
Balanced rations for hens improve egg production and reduce waste
The text warns unbalanced rations cut egg output to one third or half and waste up to half to two thirds of feed. It urges balanced rations with proper lime supply, shells, and hard grit like crushed bone or oyster shell, kept available for hens at all times.
Proper Attention to Ewes at Weaning Time
The article advises careful drying off of ewes at weaning to ensure strong lambs. It recommends removing some milk to keep udders soft, marking those needing no further attention with chalk. After about three days, re-milk and re-mark, then give further care to remaining non dry ewes four to five days later.
Use Poultry Manure for Garden Fertilizer Tips
Save poultry manure for the garden patch. Sprinkle with land plaster or coal ashes to make an excellent fertilizer. The manure is valuable and will greatly improve garden soil.
Feed for Milk Production in Dairy Animals
The text explains the first use of an animal’s feed, focusing on milk production and maintenance of bodily functions. It notes feeding above this level leads to fat storage or fetus growth rather than milk, highlighting energy allocation in dairy nutrition.
Quiet Color Trends in Simple Dresses Revealed
The article notes designers embracing quiet color palettes and simple construction to redeem frocks from dullness. It highlights clever use of gray and blue tones with velour and crepe georgette options, detailing a one piece frock with gray cloth accents and unique sleeve finishes.
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Nan
Forgotten Stone Reconnects Long Lost Friends
Percy Hull revisits old ties after selling his business for cash and discovers a mysterious keepsake. Barelay uncovers a carved stone linking past rivals Winston Revere Ardath, now grown, to a florist venture led by Ardath and Mr Verschogle. The memory rekindles reconciliation and a fresh partnership in flowers.
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Dhum
Hong Nen
Barelay
Mie
Tat
Tull
Opera
Barclay
Percy Full
Hull
Winston Achates
Tul
Ardath
Revere
Tauso
Hul
Percy
Winston Revere
Winston
Caluabus
Percy Hall
Arlath Revere
Arlath
Miss Revere
Mr. Revere
Forst
Mr. Huth
Anandalty
The Last Hats of Winter Fashion Parade
A fragmented description of midwinter millinery featuring velvet and satin hats. It notes plumes returning to prominence and hats shaped with crowns, brims, ribbons, and flowers. The piece highlights three main styles and the trend toward brimming satin and straw before spring.
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New Wanday
New Blouses in Simple Fabrics Highlight Paris Styles
A display of blouses from Paris emphasizes simple fabrics and marked preference for plain materials. Several models resemble sleeveless frocks with minimal trimming, some use hand tagging, others feature draw work or inset lace, and a new high collar appears alongside a V neck.
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Lare Sime
Paris
Lutin
Borge
Parla
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