Butterfat Produced At 18 Cents Pound In Deaf Smith
L A Smith of Deaf Smith County cow testing reports November butterfat at 18 cents per pound from 12 cows fed hegari bundles daily with cottonseed meal and ground cane for roughage. Eight cows yielded $134.80 net. four near end of lactation gave small returns.Cottonseed meal amounts tied to daily milk output. hegari bundles ground for consumption. Dunkle notes.
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Hereford
L. A. Smith
Deaf Smith County
R. O. Dunkle
Illness Linked to Lemonade After Antimony in Jugs
Twenty people at a social gathering in Folke Stone England fell ill after drinking lemonade traced to antimony released from enamel in the jugs used to prepare the drink.
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Folkestone
England
Profits High In Dairy And Poultry In 1929
Chicago reports higher profits across dairy and poultry as 1929 yields show cash income near 1928 records. H. C. Darger of Blue Valley Creamery cites $1.51 billion in dairy income, hogs selling 49.1 million head for $1.139 billion, hen eggs at $570 million, and poultry incomes surpassing prior peaks. Creamery production and milk demand rise, with 329 million pounds of creamery butter in ten months and fluid milk plus evaporated milk up modestly.
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Chicago
H. C. Darger
Blue Valley Creamery Company
Darger
666 as A Speedy Remedy For Various Ailments
An old advertisement touts 666 as a fast acting prescription for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria claiming it is the most speedy remedy known.
Trapped In Fiery Hut
ST. LOUIS. Trapped by an explosion of gasoline at the door of a hut used for motor repairing, two workmen were burned to death.
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ST. Louis
Never Again A New Year Romance Motel Misfire
Jim Hollett vows never again and pursues a hotel romance sparked by a parade and a smile. He tracks down Miss Murcheson in room 520, joins her dinner, then discovers her husband is the other guest, leading to a paradoxical satisfaction that his resolution endures.
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IM Hollet
Jim Hollett
Jim Hollet
Jim
Murcheson
Iphig
Western Newspaper Union
Talking to Parents About Early Dentist Visits
A PTA article explains that regularly accompanying children to dentist appointments reduces fear. Early exposure, gentle introductions, and leting kids sit in the chair for examining or cleaning helps build a positive attitude toward dental care and eases future visits.
Ivory carving roots in oldest extant art form
The passage notes that ivory carving is the oldest extant art, while also remarking that the Illiterati Confession finds value for the soul and that many magazines pay five cents a word for it.
Two Girls Depend on Adlerika for Stomach Relief
Due to stomach trouble Miss A H and her sister lived on hot water and rice. After taking Adlerika they now eat anything and feel fine. The first spoonful relieves gas and removes old waste matter. Adlerika improves meals and sleep. Sold by Dyer Jones. No. 6
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Miss. A. H
Dyer & Jones
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Penn Apartments
Pittsburg
Emmet Penn
Mrs. Jones
Gordon’s Cash Grocery Service
T. A. Taylor
T ’ Y. A. McCafee Jer Ja
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Parent-Teacher Association
Reeves
Hoffman
South Side
Main St
Public
Whitewright
National Bank
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