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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
7
A humorous dialogue contrasts poet Tennyson J. Daft with classic poet looks. A Kansas City Star quip mocks poets’ facial traits while an advertisement touts washing with soap and Red Cross Ball Blue for towels and handkerchiefs.
A New York Sun item notes Rub Watson has quit golf. The columnist mentions Dub-Well observed Watson yesterday changing a tire and still speaking the language, adding a tongue in cheek contrast to golf.
Missouri College expert M A Seaton says half of hatched chicks reach maturity under normal farm conditions. The colony brooding method is preferred. manage temperature from 100 F then lower it as chicks grow. Provide clean water, avoid open bowls, feed sparingly from day one with sand, oats, bread crumbs, eggs, then switch to grain mix. Milk aids digestion and protein.
Poultrymen learn it pays to candle eggs destined for incubation. When many eggs are involved breeders may skip individual candling to save time. An electric light under the tray can reveal infertile or stale eggs, reducing wasted space and improving hatch prospects.
Lameness in birds may stem from rough male-dominance activity or rheumatism from damp exposure. Rapid emaciation suggests tuberculosis, as do spots on the liver. A laboratory exam is needed to confirm tuberculosis in fowls.
Milk as sole drink suffices for chickens and capon production. Avoid small egg-laying breeds like Leghorns for capons. Feed poults from forty eight hours old with eggs corn bread and clabbered milk plus hard boiled eggs occasionally. Provide fresh water charcoal grit or sand in pen. Ducks and geese follow similar rules. Early hatched chicks start strong against heat. Brooding is often mishandled due to care or knowledge gaps.
The USDA announces a nationwide service to spread up-to-date feeding methods to livestock farmers with help from state colleges and county agents. A Feeding Problem Sheet enables farmers to brief their problem, stock, and feeds, guiding diagnosis and recommendations. The effort aims to reduce runtiness, lower mortality, and boost production through better feeding practices.
United States Department of Agriculture reports copper sprays such as Bordeaux Pickering and barium water sprays boost potato yield and in tuber quality. Data from Seven states show solids per acre rising from 2591 to 3430 pounds, about 32.4 percent gain, supporting spraying practice. Public availability of bulletin 1946 offered free by the U S Department of Agriculture.
A Colorado county agent demonstrated better-sires work with two market hogs a pure bred Duroc Jersey and a scrub red hog Live weights were similar but dressing percentage favored the pure bred by about seven percent The pure bred hog was worth 2 10 more per head and due to younger age and lower feed consumption its overall value was much higher The demonstration in the county school auditorium drew over 500 attendees and showcased the superior meat quality of the pure bred hogs cuts were shown to illustrate marbling and yield
Nebraska station finds alfalfa cut in full bloom yields more hay but is less palatable. Early cuts raise quicker weed competition and moisture loss, while late fall cuts risk winter kill. Planting in rows with cultivation for hay is not cost effective.
A pasture mix using rape as base provides good summer pasture for sheep calves and colts. The blend includes three pounds of rape one bushel of oats one half bushel of one or two other small grains and ten to twenty pounds of sorghum. Ten pounds of Sudan grass may substitute for sorghum.
Specialists in the bureau of chemistry United States Department of Agriculture learned that the durability of machine belts driving belts harness and other leather articles used by farmers can be greatly increased after careful initial selection and proper care that strengthens and preserves them.
The United States Department of Agriculture calls rat viruses unreliable and costly. It urges thorough destruction of rats and supports local rat-killing campaigns. Farmers' Bulletins 896 and 932 describe methods for destroying rats.
Western Canada farmers report seeding started 10 to 15 days earlier than in recent years with soil in prime condition. Manitoba faced some floods but improved. Saskatchewan and Alberta see ideal moisture from snow and rain. Wheat and oats are visible, corn planted. farm labor shifting to year round work at lower wages, signaling diversification into dairying and stock farming. Information available from Canadian government agents.
A concise reflection on self worth, urging individuals to recognize their talents before seeking external admiration. The idea emphasizes internal validation as a gateway to genuine genius.
Prominent quotation extols fidelity as the highest virtue with faithfulness and truth described as sacred qualities. The message emphasizes nobility and venerable human endowments attributed to fidelity.
A brief cartoon caption contrasts a golfer and a caddie, noting the humor and difficulty of golf in a Punch London panel.
A Designer Magazine note explains mailing coins with a narrow strip of adhesive plaster to attach them to the paper, ensuring safe arrival. The piece features light dialogue about phrenology and diverse religions overheard by W. M. Madge.
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