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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
6
The account describes Washington accepting surrender after failed escape from Cornwallis. A meeting point at Widow Moore's house is noted and surrender teams from both sides finalize terms. The historical scene marks transfer of leadership and noted granite stone memorializing the event.
Poultry paid in cash and proved profitable for some farmers. Roy DeRatyne of North Carolina State College notes many will enter poultry in 198, but warns high failure rates stem from lacking fundamentals. He stresses long hours, study, attention to detail, and resilience.
A bulletin describes a double deck feeding trough for poultry with top mash feeder and lower grain trough. The unit can be raised and lowered, usable as mash feeders when grain is not fed, saving floor space. It lists materials and illustrations in building order and recommends planed lumber to keep edges clean.
Idaho Barmer notes soft shelled eggs arise when shell forming material or the vitamin making minerals available is lacking. He suggests cod liver oil or cod liver oil plus 1 percent of cod liver oil in the ration and 2 percent ground oyster shell flour in the mash temporarily. Overfat hens may also lay soft shelled eggs and the issue often resolves as production slows.
A simple inexpensive method places eight to ten feet of sunlit space on the south side of the hen house with an eight to ten inch layer of cinders. Enclose if needed to keep fowls from contamination. Cinders absorb heat from the air and melt snow or ice, letting birds access warm dry ground as soon as sunshine appears.
Poultry notes discuss drafts in henhouses, a 1933 Chicago Coliseum show running October 10 to 22 as the twenty fifth event. Anson County NC turkey growers sold over 10 000 pounds at 12 to 17 cents per pound during holidays. North Carolina flocks in Qatawah County yielded $1 50 per bird after feed costs. Early batched chicks and pullets mature earlier, with heavy and middleweight breeds maturing slower than lightweights.
A vehement ad urges parents to treat listless children with California syrup of figs to cleanse the colon, improve digestion, and restore appetite. It warns against harsh laxatives, touts the product as a natural, vegetable remedy, and cautions buyers to insist on genuine CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS with proper labeling.
A brisk sketch notes a talkative man whose charm keeps listeners engaged despite long chatter. It contrasts spirited dialogue with others’ patience in social settings and hints at the value of a magnetic conversational style.
Norman W. Baker of Burtley Nebraska reports relief from run down feelings and coughing by using Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery. He says the remedy has long been a household staple and keeps him well.
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