Hard Facts About Soft Money From John Oakwood
A farmer relying on honest measures is cheated by a fake bushel, cutting his output value by about twenty percent. The piece argues that counterfeit currency or fiat money would similarly erode real worth, forcing a drastic shift where land prices rise relative to paper money. It warns that producers cannot quickly offset such losses through price rises, creating a systemic loss.
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Europe
America
Germany
Poultry Hints on Milk Diet and Capon Rearing
Milk as the sole drink suffices for chickens and no other animal protein is needed. Poultry raisers producing capons for market should judge breed choice. small egg laying breeds like Leghorns are not suitable. Young poults should be kept clean and fed with water, shells, and grit or sand scattered in the pen.
Duck and Goose Rearing Notes for Hatchery Attendants
The text discusses frusler like behavior of ducks and geese and notes early hatched chicks gain advantages in heat. It warns brooding care is often neglected or poorly understood by attendants due to lack of knowledge about key husbandry fundamentals.
Love That Is True and Kind in Valley Waters Theme
An analysis of David Mann in Charles D Stewart's Valley Waters shows his deep affection for Lorena. He envisions enduring love from the Civil War era, imagining Lorena as a lasting memory. The piece contrasts old-fashioned devotion with the era’s modern changes like flappers and panel dresses.
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David Mann
Charles D. Stewart
David
Lorena
Den
Dream of many inventors and a near endless motion
A historical note discusses perpetual motion as a long standing inventor’s dream. It cites a Minnedosa Manitoba resident with a weight driven lathe and mentions Brutt’s radium based apparatus on a gold leaf electroscope as a near endless motion, dependent on radium energy.
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Minnedosa
Btrutt
Thia
New Mode Summer Outfit Described in Casual Style
An article outlines a summer outfit featuring four white box-plaited skirts in wool crepe and a white jacquette with color accents. The jacquette uses a side-tin medal and ribbon for flea, while the sleeves are finished with the same ribbon.
Look Before Loading Stock Defects Risk Crippled Animals
Inspection of 700 arriving cars at seven markets shows holes in floors nails in walls and cleats that bruise stock plus 82 cars lacking bedding. Partitions and doors require checks as mis‑loaded cattle and hogs crippled in transit. Shippers should inspect cars and ensure proper bedding before loading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Biatea Department of Agriculture
Packers and Stock Yards Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Clipping Horses Eases Spring Work and Hygiene
A farm advisory notes many horses will have heavy coats this spring causing excess sweat and slow drying. Clipping the entire body a few days before spring work helps avoid fatigue and flesh loss, though blankets can shield against cold rain.
Purebred livestock tips boost farm profits and health
The article argues that purebred sires pay off through better offspring. It stresses keeping ewes in strong condition at lambing and using sunghine to prevent disease in pig pens. It notes ram value and following the farrowing season to increase pig numbers.
World horse supply falls amid postwar declines
The United States Department of Agriculture reports an 11 percent drop in global horses since 1913 with large decreases in Russia and the United States. U S horse imports shrink sharply 1921 1022 while mules and asses rise marginally with Brazil India and Canada as leading holders.
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States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Russia
United States
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Japan
Argentina
Canada
Union of South Africa
Denmark
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Brazil
India
Mports
Mexico
Belgium
England
Wales
British
Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries
Seven Scrub Chasers: A Plan to Improve Purebred Bulls
A seven point program urges scrub bull owners to exchange or loan registered bulls, form a bull club, hold a registered bull sale, and seek county guidance to replace scrub bulls with RB good purebred bulls for two years of service before returning them.
Hog market guidance urges best hog care amid cheap feed
Market notes advise producers to keep hogs healthy as corn and other feeds stay relatively cheap and hog numbers remain below normal. Since pork prices rise when sold for meat, farmers should maximize hog health to capture higher returns.
Great minds differ in channels and reach far
The passage contrasts minds that think differently and aim high. It suggests not all minds run in the same channel and warns against smug self-praise. The text notes temptation and the idea that some people are beyond it, while observers sometimes overpraise themselves.
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