The Gate city journal., November 13, 1925, Image 2

T H E G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L
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G R E E N FEEDS FO R
D A IR Y -C O W R A T IO N
afford«
benefit as well
as pleasure.
Green rye and green cowpeas mry
be fed to dairy cows Immediately after
milking without unfavorably affecting
either the flavor or odor of tlie milk.
Healthful exercise for the teeth
This fact wag developed by a series of
and a spur to digestion. A Ion«,
feeding experiments carried on by the
lasting refreshment, toothing to
United States Department of Agricul­
nerves and stomach.
ture to determine whether feeding
T h e Great American
green rye or green cowpeas affects the
Sweetmeat, untouched
flavor and odor of milk, and to ascer­
b y h a n d s, f u l l o f j
tain how these feeds may be fed and 1
flavor.
the milk handled so as to minimize ;
any objectionable effects on the qual-
ity of the product.
The Investigation relative to the |
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feeding of green rye was conducted
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with ten Holstein and ten Jersey cows
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9 $ 55
representative of their respective !
Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for
breeds, and giving milk relatively free :
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from abnormal flavors and odors. The j
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average weight of the Jersey cows was
M o to r T o u r o f W o rld
Rheumatism
Colds
Neuritis
Neuralgia
63
Traveling In three specially built 976 pounds, and that of the Holstein«
1,271
pounds.
The
stage
of
lactation
j
Pain
Toothache
Lumbago
Headache
motor ear», nn Austro-Germnn expedi­
P i
tion will start from Vienna and visit varied from fresh cows to those near- 1
(Copyright. 1925 )
Ing
the
end
of
their
lactation
period.
•very Important country In the world
Horizontal.
17— A d i s t i n c t i v e t h e o r y
The cutting of the rye used in the
in the next eighteen months. They
20— P e r f o r m e d
21— T r a n s g r e s s i o n
fp c
1— Mnilp o f w o o d
wTll tour the Balkan», Turkey, Asia experiments was begun when it was 1 6— C o t t o n c lo th p r i n t e d w i t h f l o w e r « 2.*)— A c l i n g i n g v in e
24—
A
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a
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about
15
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in
height,
before
it
had
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Minor, India, Slam, Sumatra, Java,
and often g lax rd
26— A d o m e s t i c a n i m a l
Qilna, Japan, Hawaii, the United headed. In udditlon to the green rye, j 12— P o i n t e d at a g o a l
25— A g e d
29— T o g r o w o ld
Accept only “ Bayer” package
A «hop
States, Mexico, South America, Portu­ the cows were fed. In proportion to 14—
30— S a m e a s 24 v e r t i c a l
their milk production, varying quantl- 15— -A. t h i c k « l i c e o f a n y t h i n g
which contains proven directions.
32—
A round s c a rf o f fu r o r feathers
gal, Spain and France.
I 10— T h e a « « a m s i l k w o r m
ties of a grain mixture containing two j i IS — A n a t i v e o f o n e o f th e S l a v i c s t a t e « 34— P r i n t e r ' s m e a s u r e s
Handy “ Bayer” boxes of 12 tablet«
33— P a l l i d
36— A j e w e l
pounds each of hominy feed, bran, and 1 | 10— A pr e f i x s i g n i f y i n g a g e n c y
Also b •ttles of 24 and 100— Druggists.
38— A s i m p l e t o n
40— T r i u m p h e d
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oats, and one pound each of cottonseed |
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture o f Monoacetlcacideater o f Balicrlicacld
41— P a r t o f a n u m b r e l l a
"Albers standi for
23— A E u r o p e a n f r e s h w a t e r fish
meal and linseed meal. In addition to I I 1 24—
43— Q u i v e r i n g
44— S o r r o w f u l
A p o p u l a r d e s s e r t fo o d
.Better Brsali/asts"
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the grain mixture, the cows were fed j 2i>— In t h e m i d s t o f
W h a t Is a C orn C lu b ?
Mule “ Swap” Brought
4S— T a l k « e x t r a v a g a n t l y
29— A s s i s t
as much alfalfa hay as they would | 27— 'T h e r e f o r e
The method employed to help the
4 » — On e e x t r e m i t y o f t h e s p h e r e
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readily consume, the average quantity
50— A h e a d c o v e r i n g
farmer raise better corn was the sub­
i 33— A b u r g l a r 1 s l a n g )
52— P a r t o f th e fa c e
of hay consumed dally per cow being 85— A h e a d c o v e r i n g
ject for discussion In the geography
Eleven years ajjo Joseph Beach of
54—
O p p o s e d to “ w e a t h e r “ ( n a n f . t
12.3 pounds.
87— Mot b u d
class. In answer to the question, Caldwell, N. J„ drove his bulky mule,
55— C r a s y
56— It is ( c o n t r a c t i o n )
The cows were separated Into ( 89— A n o t h e r f o r m o f “ I *
“ What Is a corn club?” one o f the Maud, down the streets o f the village,
5S— T o d e c a y
60— A G r e e k l e t t e r
received
‘
40“‘_
T
o
be
t
group« of five. One group
61— O w e ( r e f o r m e d s p e l l i n g )
girls replied: " It ’s the cob with no and met John Gosman. They stopped
I 42— A t h l e t i c a s s o c i a t i o n ( a b b r . )
only the hay and grain ration and 48— 'W h i l e
44— A m a l e d e s c e n d a n t
corn on it.”
to talk. Then Gosman noticed the fidg­
T h e s o l u t i o n w i l l a p p e a r in n e x t i s s u e
were known as checks. The other 45— A b a s e b a l l I m p l e m e n t
eting Maud.
;
47—
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b
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three groups received, respectively, In
“ How’ll you swap, Joe?” asked Go»-
49—
A c o o k i n g ve s s e l
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addition to the hay and grain ration, 51— A k i n d o f b r e a d
man.
Week’s
Puxele.
Solution
the following quantities of green rye: I 53— T o p r o c e e d m e t h o d i c a l l y
GARM ENT, D R APER Y
“ Can’t say, John,” replied Beach.
15 pounds one hour be fo r e milking. | 58— T o e n t a n g l e
“ What yon got?”
; 57— fi c c a r n e n l lv e
30 pounds one hour be for e milking.
“ Got a piece of land down Florida
50—
A s n a k e l l k e flsh
Just Dip to T in t or Boil to D ye
30 pounds imm edia te ly a f t e r milking.
HO— A c o u r t y a r d in a S p a n i s h h o u s e
w a y ; Palm Beach or West Palm
This plan of feeding was followed H2— A n h a b i t u a l d r u n k a r d
Bench, some such a place,” Gosman
You can't heap!
04---- C a n d ì . .
for four consecutive days, but on the { 03— « » i n n r t d o l
the plate too
Each 15-cent pack­ answered.
fifth day the rye was omitted from the
high to suit him.
Vertical.
age contains direc­
“ Worth $75, you reckon?” Beach
ration. The cows were then Inter­
He knows what’s
tions so simple any asked.
1—
P a r t o f the v e r b “ to b e “
changed In order to equalize any ab­
what in hoc cakes
2—
L u b r ic a t e d
woman can tint
“ Guess so, let’s swap,” Gosman re­
and Flapjack
normal results caused by the milk of
3— F i r s t n a m e o f a P e r s i a n p o e t
Soft, delicate shades plied.
tops 'em alll
4—
A debutante (slu n gI
an individual animal, and the feeding
or dye rich, perma­
And they signed the papers.
5— A m a n ' s n a m e s h o r t e n e d
of green rye was resumed.
7— H i g h s c h o o l ( a b b r . )
nent colors In lin­
Beach Is departing for West Palm
Samples were taken from the milk
^ —B e l o n g i n g to ft
gerie,
silks, rib­ Reach soon to look at the property,
9— N e a t c a t t l e ( S c o t c h )
of each cow at the time of milking,
bons, skirts, waists, for which he has been offered a small
F n s n a res
and cooled, but not aerated. The sam­ 10—
11—
A fa m o u s race horse
dresses,
c o a t s , fortune.
ples were examined for flavor and 13— P a r t o f th e v e r b “ to b e ’*
__
stockings,
sweat­
Maud Is dead.— New York Hernld-
odor by experienced Judges, who had 1 ( 1 — B e f o r e
ers, draperies, coverings, hangings— Trihune.
no knowledge as to which cow pro­
everything!
I’ A ’.V A '.N ’ .V A '.V A ’ .V A ’ A 'A ’A ’A S V .V .N '.V .V .X W .V .V .V .V «
duced a particular sample.
Buy Diamond Dyes— no other kind—
These exhaustive experiments dis­
“ L e t’s G o ”
«
HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
and tell your druggist whether the ma­
“ What’s your opinion of civiliza­ closed the fact that as much as 30
terial you wish to color is wool or silk,
/
W h e n t h e c o r r e c t l e t t e r » a r e p l a c e d In t h e whltv. « p a c e « ti lt» p u z z l e
tion?” “ I think It’s a good Idea. Some pounds of green rye may be fed to
or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed
,* w i l l « p e l l w o r d « b o t h v e r t i c a l l y a n d h o r i z o n t a l l y . T h e f lr « t l e t t e r in e ac h
dairy cows Immediately after milking
body ought to start It.”
^ w o r d I » I n d i c a t e d b y a n u m b e r , w h i c h r e f e r » to th e d e fi n it io n tinted b e l o w
goods.
without producing noticeable effect on
\ the pu z z l e .
T h u n No. 1 u n d e r th e c o l u m n h e a d e d “ h o r i z o n t a l " d e f i n e « a
% w o r d w h i c h w i l l till th e w h i t e a p a c e « u p to t h e f l r « t b l a c k w q u a r e to th e
Positive, bet; comparative, better; either the flavor or odor of the milk.
r i g h t , a n d a n u m b e r u n d e r “ v e r t i e n l'* d e f i n e « n w o r d w h i c h w i l l fill th e
In similar feeding experiments with
R a d io f o r South Seas
superlative, better not.
* w h i t e « q u a r e » to th e n e x t b l a c k o n e b e l o w .
N o l e t t e r « g o in th e b l a c k
green cowpeas, 80 pounds of this feed
Receiving Rets are to he distributed
£ »pace«.
A il w o r d « used are dictionary w o rd s, except proper nam e».
was consumed by dairy cows Immedi­
by a British missionary to natives in
'
A b b r e v i a t i o n » , nlting. I n i t i a l « , t e c h n i c a l t e r m » a n d o b s o l e t e f o r m a a r e
ately after milking without producing
• i n d i c a t e d In th e d e f i n i t i o n « .
the South Sea islands. Coconut palms,
any pronounced objectionable flavor or
80 to 90 feet high, are to be used for
(• A 'A ’ .V .V .V .V A ’.V A ’A ’.V .V A ’ A ’.V iV A ’.V A ’A ’ .V .'
odor in the milk. Green cowpeas tend
aerial masts.
to aff«»ct more unfavorably the flavor
so
seldom
that
the
quarel
Interrupt»
QUARRELS
and odor of the milk than does green
C E LE B R A T ED
Did you e v e r ha ve a pa ir of soles
no close association, breaks no friend­ ou tlast the uppers? I f not, you have
rye.
STOMACH
BITTERS
ne ve r w o r n U S K I D E Soles.
Pe o p le
ship,
leaves
no
haunting
regrets.
By THOMAS AR K LE CLARK
w r i t e that th ey ca n’ t w e a r U S K I D E
Friends cannot afford to quarrel— life out.
I t is the W o n d e r Sole fo r W e a r !
D
A
Y
T
O
N
and
his
wife
had
quarreled
C ow ’s Individuality
Made by the w or ld 's la rg e st rubber
P A R K E R ’S
little that morning, and all the Is too short, the period o f friendship manufacturer, the Uni ted States R u b ­
H A IR B A L S A M
Limits Am ount o f Feed day they had been unhappy as a con­ and love Is all too brief to permit even ber
Company. C om for tab le, healthful,
Remove? Dandruff-Stop« Hair Falling
Wheat has about the same value as sequence. They had been married a a day or an hour to interrupt Its even w a t e r p r o o f, g oo d -l o o k i n g . T e l l your
Restore« Color and
airm an to put U S K I D E Soles on
“ C o n c re te A ro u n d th e
Beaut? to G ray and Faded Hair
corn as a dairy feed, while oats has a good long time, and had come to de- way. It Is better to ignore the hasty rep
your shoes.
Buy
n e w shoes w ith
60c and SI .00 at Druggist«.
H o m e “ tells in everyday
value . of 10 per cent less than corn . pend upon encli other more than Is word, to adjust the misunderstanding
Hlscox
Chem Wk* , Fatchogua.N.Y.
J S K I D E Soles. U S K I D E w i l l cut y ou r
language how to use concrete
shoe bills down. Get genu ine U S K I D E .
pound for pound. The amount of feed : or(llnarlly true of married people, at once, and to be happy while the T h e name is on the sole.— Ad v.
H IN D E R C O R N S Rem oves Corns, Cal­
for building drives, walks,
louses, etc., stops a ll pain, ensures com fort to th «
which should he fed a cow depends in | They ,oved each otllPr V),ry dearly, and days last. Quarrels only make us
steps, porches, and other per­
feet, makes walking easy. 15c by m ail or a t Drug­
the first place upon Individuality. Size still told each other so, though, as I unhappy.
gists. D isco* Chemical Works, Patcbogue, N. Y.
manent improvements which
F o rm -F ittin g
( © . 1925, Western Ne wspaper Union.)
of the animal, amount of milk pro­ have said, they had been married for
every home needs. Complete
Dora— I ’ll bet the mosquitoes nearly
duced and butter-fat content o f the a long time.
instructions make it easy to
ruined your fishing trip.
milk also hear Important relationship»
estimate the materials and to
It was a foolish little quarrel that O L D B O O K S H A V E
Dumbbell— Oh, n o ; when we got in
mix, place, and finish the con­
to the amount of feed necessary. A they h:ul had. She had criticized him
N O T L O S T C H A R M that pup tent o f ours, there wasn’t Needs 1,000,000 farmers. Land prices low.
crete for tiiese improvement«.
grain mixture should be fed in the at the breakfast table for the way In
Ten crops averaged $300 an acre net income
any room for mosquitoes.—Life.
proportion of one pound to each three j which he was using his napkin or
Although attics are quite passe in
annually over 5-year period. Climate healthful,
pints of milk produced dally by the some such carelessness, and he, more these days of space conservation, and
rtP erm anent Repaira on
good schools and road s. Write for information.
Shave With Cuticura Soap
cow. If the cow produces more than sensitive than most men, had answered such antiques as old sofas are only
the Fa rm “ tells you howto
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
And double your razor efficiency as
repair old buildings quickly
five gallons of milk a day, however, buck rather sharply, and so they had found in second-hand stores, the liters«
Tallahassee. Florida
well
as
promote
skin
purity,
skin
com­
and easily, and at low cost.
feed at the rate of one pound of grain | quarreled. He might have turned It ture that flourished In the same period,
W.
N.
U.,
Salt
Lake City, No. 45-1925.
fort and skin health.
No mug, no
The information on Concrete
mixture to each four pints of milk.
off with a laugh, ns he often did, or especially that of interest to children,
Barn Floora and Feeding
Under most circumstances feed all the I she might have smiled back at his hasn't followed the same path of ob­ slimy soap, no germs, no waste, no irri­
Floors will help you add many
roughage she will eat up clean. Only | quick retort and kissed him after livion, says the Wisconsin Library Bul­ tation even when shaved twice daily.
Bass D o u b ly H oo k ed
« dollar to your net profits.
One soap for all uses— shaving, bath­
If she tends to become overfat should i breakfast as was her custom, but in- letin.
While fishing near Piqua, Ohio,
ing and shampooing.—Advertisement. Wnlley Oensinger and Miss Belle
the quantity of roughage be restricted. ! stead her eyes filled with tears, and
When dad and mother were boy and
* P la n t for Concrete Farm
Feed all she will respond to In milk I »he left the table hastily with him girl, and even when older brother and
O’Brien both hooked the same bass.
B uildings“ contains aup-
production. When she begins to put j feeling the aggrieved rather than the sister were young, several apples, a
V e rifica tio n
It Is believed that the two minnow
pliee of blue prints, and shows
on flesh cut down the grain.
Officer— Say! You can’t swim there! baits were within a few inches of
| Aggressor. All day they had gone copy of “Tom Sawyer’* or “ Little
you, step by step, how to put
Bather— I know I can’t. I ’m drown­ each other and the fish got them both
about unhappy, each one too proud or Women,'* the old sofa In the attic and
up Concrete Silos, Dairy
ing!
at one strike.
Barns, Hog Houses, Milk
I too much hurt to patch up the foolish the rain puttering on the roof werf
Bloody M ilk Is Due to
Houses and many other forms
all that was necessary for a pleasant
quarrel.
Ruptured
Blood
Vessel
of Concrete Construction.
The years were going for Payton and afternoon. Or in summer, when dan­
When a cow gives bloody milk. It Is
due to a rupture of a stnnll blood ves­ | his wife. They knew very well that delions needed to be picked, or the
you a rt going to
v ^ together
v ....... ........
was dishes washed, the loft In the barn,
sel In the udder.
When a cotv la ( the time they had been
build >i n w building, or repair
longer than the time they could hope;
“Twenty Thousand Leagues Un­
fresh, it usually Is due to the «welling
an old building, those free
booklets u til show you how
In th* udder, hut when It occurs later to be. and they regretted the swiftness der the Sea” or “ Nelly’s Silver Mine.”
to do the fob for all time.
was
a
mighty attractive place. Young­
In the lactation It usually Is due to of the passing years. They knew that
Send for them today.
nn Injury to the udder. When It Is the time would come when one would sters haven't changed much today, for
the books that were dear to the old
due to an inflammation, the trouble Is go and there would be only one left,
PORTLAND CEM ENT
a
£■
and they knew how dreary It would folks In their childhood are Just as
over as soon as the Inflammation
I s 4* '
all he, how, as one or the other sat much read now.
leaves the udder, hut when It Is caused
A S S O C IA T IO N
by Injury, the cause must first he re­ alone, he would »^nk back to these
H istoric A fric a n R egion
111 West Washington Street
foolish days and :?gret each moment
moved before a cure can he effected.
A " *
C H ICAGO
The Gold ( oast region, long famed
When the Mood comes away In they had not spent In huppiness to­
in
history
and
fiction.
Is
a
portion
of
gether.
And
yet
they
had
quarreled,
lumps, there Is an Infection In th«
A N ational O rganisation to Im prove
quarreled over a trifling thing that did Guinea, on the west const of Africa.
e n d l i t e r * the U ses e f Concrete
quarter and the quarter will usually
not matter either way, and they had Here gold was found, and the country
he lost.
O f f ic e s in 30 C i t ie s
lost out of their life together one day became the mecca of the adventurous
»
that might have been full of happy and seekers after fortune. The Uold
When Bull la Impotent
thoughts, of sweet associations, and coast is hounded on the east by the
There is no particular age at which
left to both of them pleasant memories. Slave coast and on the west by the 1
a hull becomes Impotent. This factor
They saw how foolish it Is for those Ivory coast, and has a const line of
1« governed much by the amount of
who love each other to take offense about 350 miles.—Kansas City Star.
W/'
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service he Is called upon to render
even at hasty, unkind words, for usual­
M O T H E R Fletcher’s Cas*
II. I , 1*1 KK, U. K. I, M IA M I, F L O R ID A
and also upon the way he is fed. Tam­ ly no unkindness Is really meant, and
A g ric u ltu ra l Pests
toria is a pleasant, harmlcs»
pered. fat animals sometimes become
those who love each other will never
The ten most Injurious Insect pests !
Impotent earlier than seven years and
have too many days together and j In the United States. ns selected by j
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Substitute fo r Castor Oil, Tar©.
sch ool o r c rrio c N C Y
some remain serviceable much later.
should have on these. If possible, noth­ j the rotes of eleven government enfo- !
gone. Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, especially prepared
All commercisi brano hern. Catalog fraa.
Not too fat. plenty of exercise, and
ing to regret.
otologists. nre the boil weevil. Hessian
• O N. Ma la SI.
SAL T LA KE C I T Y . UTAH
regulation of the service to one «nd
fo r Infants in arms and Children all ages.
Quarrels there must be perhaps, but \ fly. codling nioth, com enrwonn. mote j
It \tilt VH C O I L U G * H
not permitted too many cows «t one
they should he between th***e who do qultoes, chinch bng. Colors do potato !
T o «void imitations. always look fo r the signature o f
time, many bulls will last much longer
not love each other, who do not under­ beetle, grasshoppers, the house fly and
( r a l e C a t a l o g u e f iv e . D i p l o m a «
ftarbor Coll*'««, l l ( lu c e n t *K
than this.
stand each other, whose paths cross the San Jose scale.
PKvvm dir ections on each package. Ptaratcians everywhere recommend it
,
m
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART
Free Farm
Building
Helps
HOSTETTER’S
FLORIDA
Will Trade Idaho Land
for Florida Land or Lot*
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