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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
10
A historical note mentions Chas H Fletcher and a long period of use involving a product or remedy named Castoria, with references to fees and a bound item. The fragmentary text implies a chain of ownership or usage extending over thirty years and a transfer or authorization.
A United States Department of Agriculture dairy specialist explains corn should not be fed alone to dairy cows for fattening. The piece notes corn provides heat and energy but low protein, and advises balanced rations for economical milk and fat production. The item also covers a local festival with the Cornet Band and marriage notices, church events, and community updates.
The article discusses using forage crops to lighten and balance livestock rations. It notes that corn heavy diets require added protein from legumes such as alfalfa or clover, and highlights the cost effectiveness and palatability of growing sorghum or similar feed crops for hay or silage to improve milk production.
A damaged OCR passage warns that bacteria in milk can sour dairy products. It notes dirty udders and cow conditions, suggesting milk contamination risks and the need for hygiene to prevent bacterial growth that spoils milk and may harm consumers.
A historical note asserts cowpeas grow on all soil types with little maintenance. It mentions benefits as a feed crop, including possible use as a broom manure crop to boost yields. The text also contains unrelated farming tips about wormy hone plants and camphor insect control for horses.
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