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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
7
Augustus Canna day of Terre Haute says Tanlac cured his post flu stomach troubles gas pain bilious spells and headaches. He praises five bottle results restoring appetite strength and work capacity. Tanlac sold by druggists with 37 million bottles previously sold.
The Nickel Plate president J. J. Bennet jokes he is so serious he wouldn’t recognize a funny story and doubts he has the material to meet such wishes. A New York Herald quote is cited as context. An advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for white laundry.
A man visiting a country girl observes a cow and calf rubbing noses. He quips that the sight makes him want to imitate the display. She answers with a humorous line about it being the father’s cow, in a ghostly frame.
USDA guidance outlines methods to keep poultry feet clean to prevent dirty eggs. Emphasizes clean nests and litter, restricted access on muddy days, a clean dropping board, and under-perch cages to catch eggs. For dirty eggs use a soft damp cloth and air drying, avoiding soaking the shell coating.
A government inquiry reports purebreds offer about 40 percent higher earning power in poultry due to better conformation production and earlier maturity. Advantages include greater egg production uniform flocks and standard products fetching higher prices for breeding stock eggs and chicks. Visit shows to pick a breed focused on health vigor and suitability.
Poultry notes describe poor layers across breeds with yellow beaks or shanks from June to September. Capons fetch four to seven cents per pound above spring roosters, while seven-pound birds are preferred by buyers. Skim milk or buttermilk can replace meat scraps. begin saving incubator eggs by the second week after mating. Continuous parasite control is essential to keep chicks healthy.
The USDA finds mixed stock shipments cause losses as freight is based on the highest minimum weight and rate. An Indiana car with 66 sheep and 6 cattle raised charges. excluding cattle would have cut cost from 105.60 to 57.60. Local agents should advise on minimum weights rates and shrinkage for economical moves.
Instructions advise dusting hens with young chicks early in the morning on a bright day to avoid injuring chicks. If done too late the hen may hover the chicks long enough to expose them to harmful powder, so fair weather mornings help dissipate the powder's injurious qualities.
Poultry experts describe best practices for shipping hatching eggs using market baskets lined with excelsior pasteboard cartons and bushet baskets. Pack eggs wrapped in paper with excelsior, cover with cloth, rest eggs 12 hours after receipt to let the germ reset before incubation.
Hogs fed tubercular milk will certainly develop the disease. Milk from a diseased cow mixed with healthy milk will produce tuberculosis in many pigs. In an experiment, pigs free of TB fed tubercular milk for three days showed over 83 percent tubercular at slaughter 15 weeks later.
White China geese yield about fifty eggs per goose. Breeders sell hatching eggs around forty cents each. Paper profits look marvelous though real profit per year ranges from eight to ten dollars per goose for purebred breeders selling eggs for hatching.
Farmers should keep oyster shell boxes full as shells are essential for laying hens. The birds demand large quantities of lime during the laying season and cannot rely on broken cracks and grit to supply it. Continuous supply yields best results.
The text explains that cheap per ton fertilizer is not always most profitable. Factory-mixed high analysis fertilizers usually supply plant food at a lower price per unit and tend to yield greater returns on investment than low analysis options.
After farrowing, avoid increasing bedding quantity for a day or two. Change bedding as needed to maintain dryness. The key factor is dry bedding rather than the amount used.
The piece contrasts ancient tales with present day customs in Trak and questions of modern Baghdad life. It notes mud walls dogs and moonlit streets and quotes the Detroit Free Press on patience and the “smart age” of boys. An adhoc note promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product in grocers.
The National Institute for the Blind has issued editions of works by blind British composers. Twenty four pieces across piano organ and voice have been published by twelve composers, led by the noted organist William Wolstanholme.
A fragment from a historical page hints at a discussion about ego and medical authority. It contrasts self referential views with external guidance, implying tension over who should seek medical opinion. The tone remains terse and editor-like.
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