Dairy trouble from heat and rations warn coppery cows
Farm topic outlines how hot weather and diet cut milk flow. Says permanent pastures thin, needs temporary grazing like fescue and Sudan grass or silage with higher protein. Recommends shade, fresh water, fly control, clean barns, and weekly manure hauling to protect dairy cows during summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Arey
Extension
Dal Redallet
Horth Serena Siary Lee
Calinge
Bertice
Kautty
Sanitation Measures Aimed at Blackhead Disease in Turkeys
Dr. E N Stont of Colorado State College warns sanitation can prevent or check the fatal blackhead disease in turkeys. He says no vaccine or drug cures or prevents it, while stressing avoid mixing turkeys with chickens, and not feeding them contaminated food or drinking polluted water to stop the spread.
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E. N. Stont
Colorado State College
Fort Collins
Blackhead
Brout
Climacteric of an Apple Term From New York Growers
The New York agricultural press describes climacteric as the stage when all nourishment from the parent tree ends and the fruit cannot rebuild or repair itself. During this phase the apple absorbs oxygen, releases carbon dioxide and heat, loses turgor, and cannot sustain wear. Harvest typically occurs just before this climacteric onset.
Age Limits on Pullets and Growth Stages in Fowls
A Rural New Yorker writer notes no strict size age or weight lines for classifying fowls. Generally a pullet is a female under one year, becoming a hen after that. In marketing terms pullets are immature females from 020 to 3 percent pounds in weight.
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New-Yorker
Pre Salted Celery Trials Stir Dare County Test
Dare County N C plans celery tests after promising growth in waste areas near Munteo County Agent C W Overman notes plants survive occasional floodwaters and taste testers praise the waterlogged celery for its palatability. Several growers are to plant more specimens.
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Dare County
N. C
C. W. Overman
Munteo
Thos
Avian Paralysis in Poultry Studied at Massachusetts College
Avian paralysis in poultry is studied at Massachusetts State College. The disease is believed to be due to an eel or alterable virus affecting the nervous system. It has been transmitted through the egg though the transmission method is not fully understood. Birds show resistance and susceptibility to the disease, and much additional study is necessary to clarify important points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts State College
Writer Freed After Prison Typewriter Escape
Felona Type Their Way Out of Jail recounts California prison writers led by Ernest Booth and Douglas, who used manuscripts and poetry to win clemency. Booth's release ends an 11-year stretch of a 2-year sentence, with a history of petty theft and a famous ammonia bandit phase. The piece notes other inmates who wrote, some reveling in reform, others lingering in crime, plus a brief aside on Hearn's Army and postwar ventures.
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York
California
Congreta
Ernest Booth
Folsom
Oakland
Oakand
Sulherbes
Ife
Douglas
Waies
Nim Tshends
San Quentin
Garo
Paradise
Donald Lowrie
Texas
Wis
Jack Diack
New York
Lewrie
Gale
Snentals
Alnne Eck Black
Jack Black
Abe Ruet
San Francisco
Readiic Gaol
Family Jealousies Among Siblings Revealed by Psychologists
Psychologists note that siblings from a year and a half to four years apart often feel jealousy toward one another. The observation highlights how age gaps influence rivalries within families and shape early emotional development.
Fall Silk Parade Showcases Luxe Fabrics and Silks
Cherie Nicholas notes the fourth annual silk parade as countrywide pageantry. Lavorlie stores offer an unusually wide silk selection for fall wardrobes with evening gowns featuring brocades and metallic laces. Rich satin silks, jacquard prints, and metal interwoven patterns dominate, signaling a trend toward simple gowns that let fabric shine.
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Lavorlie
Sil
Flan
Sis
Mets
Jackie
Milady
Leather Tie Belt by Grenie Nicolas
A stylish natural beige fat coat features a bold herringbone pattern, two beaver collars, and a wide brown leather belt with fringed ends. The design highlights leather trims and broad shoulders as standout fashion elements, promoting a leather tie girdle as a smart accessory for cloth coats.
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Fiste Fon
Sae
Smart Frocks Flaunt Lavish Embroidery Trends
Embroidery enlivens latest wool ensembles and day frocks with tiny motifs and striped effects. Evening gowns feature sequin work on velvet and lace accents, while simple day dresses invite wearers to embroider at home. Designers showcase bright yarns and elaborate corsage details in black velvet and tulle.
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Cueme
Nicholas
Vigza
Gesus Bouquvel
Leather Cutouts Accent Fall Suits in Fashion Trim
Leather cutouts and appliques adorn cloth suits this season. Sero pattern advised. Leather accents on dresses coats and skirts with buttons. Crushed leather girdles with buckles or feather fringed ends gain note. Leather cording lacing and feather piping finish edges.
Hair Design Institute Pledges Shorter Styles Move
A director notes a shift toward shorter hair as the American Hair Design Institute endorses changes in coiffure trends. The statement links interest in charter exits to evolving stylistic preferences.
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Hbort
Whdchy
American Hair Design Institute
General Quiz on History and Pronunciation Questions
A reader quiz lists questions on outlines of colonial land grants and railroads, pronunciation of faith and saith, and ages of successful women. Answers reference Rhode Island, standard time in Canadian extremes, about 128 million acres donated to railroads, Thomas Paine, Lipton spending, and biographies noting births around 1290.
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United States
Sir Thomas Lipton
Rhoda Island
Roger Wiliams
Canada
A. Thomas Paine
Saith
Seth
Beth
Undeserved Compliments Quote by Goldsmith
A concise reflective note quotes Goldsmith on how compliments we deem undeserved deserve as much gratitude as favors given, while deserved compliments may be received with indifference.
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Goldsmith
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