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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
7
Mrs Garker returns home in distress after realizing she has repeatedly called Marshall Peters by his first name Marshall instead of the surname Peters. Her husband Edward confirms the error and notes no real shame, only mortification at the misunderstanding.
Senator Lenroot argued in Milwaukee that frank and open tariff barriers resemble Old Doc Bolus in global trade. A rural figure, Cornelius Husk, laments the cold night while Doc Bolus offers a double aid in troubling times. The quip ends with a commentary on the cost of living.
The article summarizes methods to improve cowpea marketing through farm preparation, timely selling, and choosing sales channels. It notes on farm recleaning, proper sacks, and reducing trade services to raise net returns, plus factors like demand, crop quality, and variety preferences shaping prices and planting decisions. It lists four main marketing avenues: neighboring farmers, local shippers, distant dealers, and farm-paper ads.
The Maine experiment station reports hens can develop from 1000 to 3000 elemental eggs at maturity, with higher counts possible. Egg production hinges on inherited laying ability and flock management, including housing, feeding, and early hatch of pullets. Breeding top layers, hatching early for winter production, and breaking broody hens promptly boost profits.
Farmers should work hard now to weed fields while weeds are small. Controlling weeds before harvest improves crop prospects and makes later treatment easier and more effective.
Farmers advised that rape makes excellent hog pasture and can be sown with grain crops. It starts pasture in six to eight weeks, can be harvested for grain or pastured later, and requires four to five pounds per acre. Sow sowing timing targets midsummer.
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that dodder parasitizes alfalfa seed and other weeds like bluegrass quackgrass Bermudagrass and foxtail plague fields. In western irrigated areas wild barleys ruin early hay crops unless cut early. Weed control hinges on boosting alfalfa vigor and, if infestation is heavy, plowing up and replanting rather than rogueing.
The article urges vaccination to reduce blackleg impact, noting treatment of sick animals is futile. It advises deep burying or burning of carcasses, and that immunity builds 8 to 10 days after vaccination and lasts 15 to 18 months. Calves under six months and cattle over four years are usually not vaccinated due to age-related prevalence.
Advice outlines a thorough cleaning of chicken houses and spraying with disinfectant. Remove roasts loose boards and boxes then apply a coarse spray from a pump. Wood preservatives with anthracene oil and zinc chloride may be thinned with kerosene. crude petroleum can substitute when thinned with kerosene.
A practical method seeds sweet clover on oats ground using a drill with grass seed attachment or sowing after oats. Harrow or roll to cover. Clover usually won’t smother oats unless timber lands are mineral rich and organic matter-poor. If land supports good oats, clover won’t significantly injure yields.
Milk is essential for feeding chicks and carries no danger when used properly. Avoid galvanized containers as lactic acid can react and cause chick losses. use glass, porcelain, or earthenware utensils and keep all equipment clean.
The article suggests using soy beans after wheat harvest to match alfalfa in feed value for winter cow hay. It notes two tons per acre possible, recommends plowing the wheat stubble and drilling 40 to 60 pounds per acre, with August 1 as the latest planting date and earlier seeding preferred.
The guide advises delaying removal from the nest to ensure dryness and warmth. Feed starts 36 to 48 hours after hatch with oatmeal egg and shorts or bran. add lettuce or red clover as a tonic. Provide small meals every 2–3 hours, keep water fresh but not cold, and avoid wet, muddy feed. Progress to cracked corn and bran, then grass and whole wheat as they grow. Ensure dry warm quarters, ventilation, clean sanitary conditions, and bed with straw. allow free range when weather permits. Dust hens used for incubation with insect powder to prevent lice.
Shade for young stock is crucial especially for late hatched chicks. Provide fresh water or milk, sterilized equipment, and constant shade. Start in an orchard range then move to field edge with colony coops for economical growth.
Brooder pneumonia stems from a mold in incubators, brooders, or straw. It mainly harms chicks under four weeks, causing lethargy, ruffled feathers, and labored breathing. Infected flocks are rarely cured. contamined broods require fumigation, fresh litter, removal of old straw, and burning of dead birds.
An open shed on the south side provides excellent shelter for turkeys. The average turkey lays about three litters per season if eggs are removed after each litter. The first litter averages 18 eggs, the second 12 and the third 10.
Good chicks start with strong parent stock and proper hatch. Anconas and Leghorns are strong layers while turkeys eat less for their size. Ducks need warmth early, grow fast, and resist exposure poorly. Improve flock by exchanging stock within the same breed rather than switching breeds.
A Life magazine remark notes New Jersey passes a law stating actors are treated like any other people. The commentator predicts strong backlash from actors and others, implying public resentment toward the measure.
An advertisement argues laxatives cause permanent injuries and promotes Nujol as a natural lubricant that aids regular bowel movements without causing griping. It claims Nujol is harmless like water and used in leading hospitals, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
A wry reflection on courtship versus marriage notes that good habits fade after wedlock while laughter eases sorrow. It jokes about a shop selling such things around the clock and suggests a game of poker can loosen even the best men.
In a London Answers item a husband admits error after being seen flirting with a woman yesterday. He explains the hat worn by the woman closely resembled his own, prompting an offer to buy an exclusive Paris hat to avoid embarrassment.
The ad claims Red Cross Ball Blue improves linen wear and invites grocers to stock it. Then a riddle asks what Adam boasted about before leaving Eden, hinting at a playful puzzle in the page.
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