Night Battle on the River Edge Ends with Heroic Rescue
In a snowy East River slum, Jack Norton wrestles a stranger on a platform above the ice. A child's plea and a chance encounter with Connie's father lead Norton to spare the man, reveal motives, and form a reluctant bond as McCorkle offers a postscript note about Dr Brereton and a future meeting.
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Jack Norton
East River
Norton
Wamlet
Sortonea
Gervgyeliree Fercely
Nike
Nortor
Connie
Pena
Normany
Papa Rose
Manmima
Norton Tock Sotmething
Connit
Sony Moneys
McCorkle
Ann
Benides
Mrre McCorkle
Ihs
Denar Jack
Dr.Brereton
Turks Making Butter In Primitive Turkish Cremeries
The article describes Turkish butter production using yak-cooked milk using old yaport fermentation. It notes Istanbul imports most butter from Siberia, and Turkish dairying relies on crude methods with hot water heated milk and jars or goatskins. It mentions Yankee churns shown at Varput and local astonishment at quick butter yield.
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Turkey
Siberia
Iran
Vfarput
Consider the Calves and Market Prices Across the Nation
A stockman argues calf prices fall despite record sales, citing overstocked western markets and a beef shortage. He warns sacrificing calves harms future beef, urges keeping calves on farms for eventual beef or dairy stock, and notes seeds and winter feeds affect future home consumption.
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Calyda
W. BF. McSparran
Iy National Stockman
Value of the Farm Silo and Its Dairy Benefits
A farmer tests silo use and reports strong dairy results. He notes savings from not needing grain or meal and praises the silo’s efficiency. The silage mix of corn and peas supports healthy cows and reduced labor.
Proper Feeding Boosts Dairy Output and Profits
Farmers can raise butter yield per cow from 125 pounds to about 800 with careful feeding and management. The nation’s 11 million dairy cows yield 1.375 billion pounds of butter yearly, worth $206 million at 15 cents. Improved feeding could raise output to 3.3 billion pounds, worth about $495 million, with initial losses offset by higher future prices and profits.
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Mabhé
Michigan
Nc Clowest
Demaark
Sears
Handy Milking Stool Described by Minoln Dairyman
Minoln dairyman Fred Taylor describes a homemade milking stool crafted from oak boards and inch scale parts. The device features a tilted seat, a firmly fixed milk pail support, and a cleat to prevent tipping. The improvised milker, named in the text, is shown on a farm bench in barn and home settings.
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Dom
Fred Taylor
Barm
Cows need winter feed and dairies wary of unclean milk
A dairy authority notes cows require proper winter fodder to maintain efficiency. It condemns cows that eat little or need excessive care and warns that unclean milk from any herd can ruin a day's receipts. A German firm asks where skim milk can be bought cheaply to fuel a proposed new milk by product factory.
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Dairy and Creamery
Germany
Dairy Hint from Germany Warm water boosts milk yield
German experiments show cows given warm water produced about one pound more milk daily than those given cold water. Cows with warm water drank more, ate more, and the milk contained a higher water content though total solids remained the same.
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Germany
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Conte
Pim
Unia
Minoln Dairyman
Taylor
Timely Dairy Notes
Pttnammi
McCormick Harvester
McCormick
M‘cormick
Moon Bros
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