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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
3
In Stray Stories, Strictly Business finds Henry caught kissing the typist. He admits the boss told him to handle all work while away, prompting a stern rebuke from the employer.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines how many bushels, pecks, and pounds of standard vegetables an average family requires per year. It explains planning a home garden, accounting for family needs, canning, storage, and reducing waste while balancing greens and staple crops for health and variety.
The first extension agent in Fulton County Kentucky in 1917 led a lime and legume campaign to revive poor crops and livestock. By 1922 soil lime use and red clover alfalfa and soy catch crops boosted hay value to over 360000 dollars, with 3000 tons of lime applied. Farmers restored credit, improved homes, and began pure bred poultry and livestock efforts.
Guidance on alfalfa pasturing suggests avoid first year grazing. Light fall pasturing may be harmless if hogs were ringed. Rooting damages the stand and close pasturing provides little winter protection.
Records show 9 116 livestock owners enrolled in the Better Sires Better Stock campaign, with over 1 100 000 head of breeding animals owned. Participants signed agreements to use purebred sires of good quality, prompting progressive improvement across generations.
The best method is to take the harness apart and wash each piece in warm soft water with mild soap and a stiff brush. Rinse, dry briefly, then oil while damp with neat's foot oil or harness oil and dry overnight. For heavy work harness mix neat's foot oil with tallow or wool grease to a soft butter consistency.
Guidance from Colorado Agricultural College advises using whole wheat and cracked corn in growing mash for chicks one month old and older. It recommends a specific mixture for four weeks and emphasizes keeping growing mash available for pullets to build strength for heavy egg production.
Poultry raisers can boost health and productivity by spraying fowl houses, roosts, nests, and runways with a lye solution every other week. Mix a small can of lye in five gallons of water and apply with a sprinkling can, hand spray, or broom.
Caution against heavy feeding of birds before shipment as it causes digestive troubles and weight shrinkage during transport, reducing paid weight and leaving birds in poor condition.
A mix of farm tips on turkeys hens and eggs alongside baseball moves and player news. Topics include brood management mating practices and chick growth plus trades promotions and coaching notes involving Johnny Jenkins Earl Campbell Jim Willard Gene Tunney Bernard Kelly and Forrest Cobb. The items span poultry care golf and international baseball links with regional team changes and upcoming events.
Dr. W. A. Riley of the University of Wisconsin endorses raw linseed oil as the best remedy for cattle lice and related parasites. Apply one pint with a brush or rag to four or five cows, concentrating on the neck, back, shoulder tops, udder folds, and escutcheon where lice concentrate.
A pithy old saying contrasts impulse with caution, noting that a fool dives headlong while a grafter seeks a favorable glance or entry before acting. The line sug gests prudence and opportunism in social or work settings.
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