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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
5
The Tokyo Yokohama highway opens and marks the shift from jinrikisha to auto motile travel in Japan. Occidental visitors once seen jinrikisha rides as essential, but the motor car gains favor, prompting street widening and improvements to accommodate vehicles.
A Tacona farmer named Nene Oleegler observes a cow tested for milk production. A son watched as the cow munched grass contentedly in the pasture before finishing her meal and wandering off.
A fragment notes a custom among old Greek elites to sacrifice 100 oxen to the gods when a citizen discovered a new theorem in geometry. The passage links ritual sacrifice with mathematical insight in Hellenic culture.
An old health ad touts Jad Salts as a remedy to flush kidneys and relieve bladder issues. It claims the product, made from grape and current juice acids with Ithia, stimulates kidney activity, neutralizes urine acids, and eases related pains. A local druggist notes many customers use it early to address kidney trouble.
Dairy expert notes Holstein Innik should receive about one pound of grain per pound of milk, while Guernsey or Jersey cattle need about one pound per three pounds of milk. Dry cows require less grain, and good management means always providing sufficient feed and silage.
The article urges dairy producers to use proper handling to keep utensils, cows, and milker clean. It warns against relying on strainers to remove dirt, promotes wholesome feeds, and avoiding odors. Emphasis is on keeping cows clean, reducing bacteria, washing equipment, sterilizing, and cooling milk promptly to preserve high grade quality.
Nebraska College of Agriculture advises on feeding dairy calves under three months with skim milk and hay, using a grain mix of ground corn oats barley or kafir with no need for protein supplements. For a three month old calf on milk and grass, about one pound of grain per 100 pounds of body weight is recommended, with higher protein concentrates if pane rolik is unavailable. A sample mix suggests 200 pounds ground oats, 200 pounds corn, 100 pounds bran, and 10 pounds sesame oil meal.
Agricultural manufacturers push new machines to cut labor in silo filling. One firm develops a grinder and chop unit that doubles as a filler adaptable to farm use, while another touts cutting and chopping feed on sites so it can be blown directly into storage.
The text argues for cow testing over increasing cow numbers to raise milk supply. It suggests increasing production by 100 pounds per year per cow for the next years to meet rising demand without more cows. It notes cow testing has operated in the country for 20 years and should be used more widely when effective.
The unreadable text references American girls and hair, weaving into a note about 1927 events. Mentions St Paul Minneapolis, peace, and changing fashions, with scattered lines about fencing and practice ranges. The fragmentary wording limits definitive facts or persons.
A fragmentary report notes prize money and recognitions at an Albanian event. Names and places are unclear but mention of wishes and lag appear amid damaged text.
A partial OCR reads a brief line alleging abuse within a local case involving Lilob and Aero. The fragment hints at a complaint or accusation but lacks clear details, dates, or official actions beyond naming the individuals involved.
The text urges developing imagination through persistent practice and forming exact mental pictures. It claims imagination differentiates humans from beasts and elevates life from drab mediocrity to creative achievement. It links imagination to sympathy and service to others.
An eastern professor reports that married men receive more practical support at home than single men. The study highlights differences in domestic assistance and household tasks between the two groups.
A nostalgic endorsement touts Castoria as harmless for babies and children. It claims relief for stomach ills fever constipation and sleep with no harmful drugs. The piece urges using Castoria as a safe natural remedy trusted by physicians.
Meat and milk feeding of poultry is seen as beneficial and lucrative. Farmers near towns with hotels or markets may fatten young birds for Thanksgiving using a stepwise diet of ground corn, middlings, and buttermilk, fed twice daily until the birds gain weight.
Old corn is less effective than well mixed rations of oats and wheat with corn in the fattening period. A gradual feed plan favors steady gain. confinement in small pens shows little success, as turkeys eat well briefly then lose appetite and flesh when given space to range again.
A hen weakened by worm infestation shows thinning emaciation and stilted gait. Readings identify four worm types in the intestinal tract and outline treatments including nicotine sulfate and tobacco dust. University guidance recommends tapeworm capsules with weight based dosing for hens.
The article reports on high protein feeds for poultry using scraps and grains, including mast chick mashes and termite additives, paired with dried bat termite to boost animal protein. Experiments show better hen performance when supplementary protein balances grain nutrients, with claims of clean fresh products.
A garbled passage discusses keeping roosters in a jar plate blade and eggs fertility. It mentions male birds, hunting, disposal of female birds, and a preferred method to cull or manage stock to avoid feeding them. The text is unclear but centers on poultry breeding and disposal concerns.
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