Protecting Newly Farrowed Pigs From Intestinal Worms
A United States Department of Agriculture guidance stresses protecting newborn piglets from intestinal parasites. It explains transmission via worm eggs shed in feces, the early incubation and migration through lungs and gut, and the need for clean, dry farrowing environments and easily cleaned pens to reduce losses during the suckling period.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Zoological Division
Bureau of Anime Industry
Menace to Sheep Industry From Sheep Killing Dog
United States Department bulletin outlines wool and mutton shortages and urges stronger dog laws. stresses need for farmer action and public support to curb the sheep-killing dog, noting progress in several states and anticipation of more. Also mentions feed supplies and preparedness for storms.
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United States Department of Agricultur
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Slaughter of Dairy Cattle in Europe Reduces Milk Supply
The article warns that due to Europe’s feed shortages after the war, millions of dairy cattle have been slaughtered, reducing milk supplies and causing suffering, especially among children. It urges American dairies to economize feeding and maintain herds to aid humanity and meet future demand.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
Origin of Holstein breed in Hol land and United States herds
The Holstein-Friesian originated in northern Holland and has spread widely in the United States. Holsteins are black and white, docile, and thrive on ample feed. Cows average about 1,250 pounds, bulls 1,800. Milk production is high but butterfat percentage is low, with top cows yielding over 14,000 pounds and top butterfat producers around 1,200 pounds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Holland
United States
Middle Atlantic
Middle Western
Pacific
Creamery Cuts Waste by Conserving Skim Milk
The New York creamery condenses 25,000 pounds of skim milk daily that was once sewered. Several creameries now turn skim milk into cottage cheese, illustrating shifts urged by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to conserve all food products and boost supply.
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New York
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Troubles With Car Battery And Charging Tips
A warning on battery starvation and incorrect charging explains how frequent short trips drain the battery. Test with a hydrometer, watch for low readings, and ensure the generator recharges the battery to prevent wear. If a cell reads low, recharge at once at a battery service station.
Frosting bulbs to cut glare under headlight laws
A cheap frosting method for headlights and lenses is described. Mix 24 ounces ether 19 ounces benzine 2 ounces sundarach and half ounce mantle, apply by immersion for uniform coating. Coloring matter can be added for colored light, and drug store supplies the ingredients.
Watch Small Cuts On Tires Prompt Regular Inspections
A rubber company service manager urges motorists to inspect tires for small cuts to prevent tread and fabric damage. He warns sand and gravel can reach the fabric, risking a blowout. plugging small cuts is quick but saves money and disappointment.
Ignition Hookup for Autos
Electrical ignition systems are described as generally operated on low voltages from primary batteries storage cells or small low pressure generators.
Ignition Hookup Systems in Series Connections
Peter J. M. Cluta in Popular Science Monthly describes Fig. 1 showing a series ignition hookup and Fig. 2 illustrating cross-connections. The text notes that a loose connection in one series of cells does not disable the entire series, highlighting the system’s tolerance and reliability.
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Peter J. M. Cluta
Popular Science Monthly
Confiscation Case Narrowly Excludes Motorcar
A Montana law forfeits any boat team wagon or sled used to smuggle liquor to an Indian reservation. A smuggler’s motorcar was challenged in court and ruled not a boat team wagon or sled, but deemed a rare combination of luxury necessity and waste.
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Montana
Kansas City Star
STEERING GEAR TYPES AND ALIGNMENT FOR EASIER DRIVING
The steering gear is at the bottom of the steering post and its various forms are named after their gear types. Proper front wheel alignment is essential for easy steering and to prevent excessive tire wear and hindered steering performance.
Proper Tube Replacement Technique for Tire Casings
The article advises thorough distribution of talc or French chalk inside tire casings when replacing tubes. It recommends using a small blower, like a powder sprayer, to evenly spread the powder across the inner surface, noting this greatly facilitates the process and is an important step.
Fragmented dialogue on marriage and money
A dated exchange features Ned and Ted debating women changing minds and the risks of engagement. A judge comments that failure of a joke stems from the victim’s indigestion. A man recalls forgotten things and awkward lines about marriage and money surface through terse remarks.
Front Panel Fashion and A Mending Substance For China
The article describes long front panel styles in frocks with various fabrics and panel placement. It also shares an old recipe to mend china and glass using milk, vinegar, whey, egg whites, and quick lime, noting the mixture dries quickly and works well on broken wares.
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China
Ieus
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