Eggs Show Value Gaps In Branded Versus Store Eggs
A class at Massachusetts State College studied eggs to compare price versus quality. Under John L Vou dell, students graded weight freshness internal quality and color, assigning 63 cents to any unshowable trait. Mass Spect? Specials rated 62 cents quality at 53 cents price, while cold storage trade marked eggs sold at 83 cents with 43 cents value and other brands at 30 cents value at the same price.
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Pstension
Ffasiich
Studenta
Massachusetts
State Department of Agriculture
Helpful Hints on How to Run the Incubator
Poultry expert Miss Cort Cooke advises selecting a well ventilated space for incubator use and avoiding odors. Maintain clean, disinfected equipment, steady moisture, and avoid crowding eggs. Run the machine several days before setting eggs and do not open it frequently after day eighteen.
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Chick Rassera
Cort Cooke
Poultry University Farm
St Paul
Bert
Vigorous Fowls for Breeding Describes strong breed traits
The Los Angeles Times notes that only the most vigorous fowls should be used for breeding. It lists physical features such as a four part beak, clear eyes, deep broad head, broad back, and rectangular body. It cautions that appearances can mislead and that hatch success from 100 eggs is a better vigor measure.
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Los Angeles Times
Cod Liver Oil Adds Vitamin D for Better Livestock Feed
The article promotes cod liver oil as a source of vitamin D to improve mineral utilization in feed. It advises adding two quarts per ten pounds of feed or using a commercial feed with vitamin D, mixing oil with a small amount of feed before incorporating into larger supplies.
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Lima
Balanced ration importance in modern chick rearing
Poultrymen waste time arguing about feeding methods instead of ensuring complete rations. Early season chick rearing and large group pens reduce available free feed, making a balanced ration practically essential.
Nicaragua Union Terms Peace Pact and Rail Growth
A pact promises peace in Nicaragua amid postwar turmoil as the central government works with rebels. The country’s rail system runs about 160 miles from Corinto to Managua and onward to Granada and Diriamba, with private lines and a three mile steam tramway expanding total mileage near 100 miles.
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National Geographic Society
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Repubic
Nicaragua
Germany
Great Britain
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Marine
Republic
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Nica TH
Mato
Nicvarague
Pacife Seabsird
Annpea
Nilen
Heer
Tla
National Palace
Capitel
Managua
Toun
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United States Marine Forces
Latin America
South America
Teon
Granada
Niccaraguas
Maaasuas
Corinto
Leon
Central America
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Teons
Waternover
Friieimeco Bernandez de Cordoba
Lake
Nichragua
Caribbean
San Juvi Rier
Gran Ada Valle
Piide Granudt
Paif
Leen
Cor
Railbad
Nilesragua
Granadi
Mitfon
Farm Income Of Buckeye Farmers In 1931 Report
About 1 300 Ohio farmers with records showed an average cash income of 605 dollars per farm in 1931, spanning 75 counties and 124 tax to summarize meetings. The typical farm size was 143 acres with cash receipts totaling 2314 dollars and expenses 1068 dollars.
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Prom Ohlio Stata Gcniverslty Agrcicultural
Callega Matension
Rviaga
WNU
Ohio
Agricultural Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Insecticide Rotenone Found in Devil’s Shoestring Weed
A U.S. Department of Agriculture chemist confirmed rotenone in the eastern U S weed known as devil’s shoestring. The plant’s insecticidal value was demonstrated earlier by Texas A&M researchers, but its rotenone content was only proved through bureau studies, signaling potential for growers and insecticide manufacturers.
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United States
Tropical Planta
United States Department of Agriculure
W. W. Skinner
Chemical and Technological Research Unit
Bureau of Chemistry and Soila
Skinner
Befp Clark
Bureaus Insecticide Division
Y. A. Tittle
Texas Agricultural College
Departmentga Research
Cow Breaks Fat Record by Four Year Old Heifer
Trisy Ormsby Deets a senior registered Holstein bred and owned by R T Mddy Poultney VI leads national yearly butterfat with 61 99 pounds and milk 24 3246 pounds from take a day milking for her age. Her yield equals 45 average cows and daily milk average is 31 quarts. Trixy surpasses Kornd the Netherland Star De Kol and is daughter of Ormsby Sensation forty fifth with 16 daughters in Advanced Registry.
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Trisy Ormsby Deets
Ijolstein
R T Mddy
Poultney, VI
Resian Association of America
Netherland
Star de Kol
Ormsby
Agricultural Slants and Farm Club Reports
Agricultural notes highlight sweet clover as a soil builder and alfalfa benefits for crops and drought resistance. The Schuylkill County 4H bee club reports nearly one and a half tons honey from nine members. Ohio farm income stands at 45 million dollars, with 27 thousand New York farm youths in 41 clubs and Massachusetts 4H clubs planning a campus building completion before summer.
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Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania
New York State
Massachusetts
State College
Rough Crepes and Matelasse Weaves in New Spring Styles
Fashion notes by Cheril Nicholas explore spring outfits featuring rough navy crepe garments with white organdie accents. Highlights include plaid taffeta scarves, navy hats, striped crepe frocks, and new minatelasse fabrics like bemberg in green, with details such as yellow taffeta trims and large bows.
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Nore
Bemberg
Testern
SMART FOR SPRING Be CHERIE SICHOI 48 Alumish woolens
The article describes spring suiting details with two color versions and checks. It discusses jacket and cape combinations, skirt options, and fabric texture, noting how the cape alters the look and the suit's overall effect for mild days.
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Cape
Placket Effects Bring Fashion Changes Across Shirts
The article notes a shift from metal buttons to plain glass and mother of pearl. Placket effects recur in shirts and blouses, appearing on fronts backs and hems.
Nightgowns Embrace Covered Shoulder Trend In Fashion Notes
The article traces nightgown design shifts toward covered shoulders with tiny sleeves in one piece with Jadiee shirts. Lace birds form shoulder coverings while shirted sections reveal arms yet drape gracefully. Scarves tied on a shoulder nearly reach the throat, kimono sleeves and raglan cuts add to the shoulder emphasis.
Milliners Stress Colored Ribbon Trimmings in Crude Combinations
The piece notes milliners stressing colored ribbon trimmings with bold color mixes such as yellow vivid green and black or orange green and navy. It mentions pale gray paired with turquoise and describes high crowned director relatora and horsehair vella and tortoiseshell motifs as current smart millinery trimmings.
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