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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1926

Page

3

Spain's World Reach and Spanish Language Legacy

Prepared by the National Geographic Society, the article traces the Spanish empire from its 15th century papal division with Portugal to its vast western and Atlantic territories. It highlights how Spanish language, religion, laws, and customs spread across the Americas and parts of Europe and Asia, and notes enduring Spanish influence in places like Mexico, Texas, California, the Philippines, and Cuba while contrasting lingering British and French presences in the Caribbean.

National Geographic Society Washington, D. C Spain Columbus America Vasco da Gama Indian Ocean Portugal Azores Cape Verde Islands West Indies Brazil New World South America North America Hispaniola Santo Domingo Jamaica Porto Rico Cuba Panama Florida Argentina Balboa Pacific Ocean Magellan Philippines Americas Mexico Panama City Peru Chile California New Mexico Texas Arizona Colorado Venezuela Colombia Caribbean Europe Low Countries Naples Milan Sicily Sardinia Canary Islands Central America United States Africa Uruguay Portuguese Brazil Dutch Guiana Trinidad Leeward Windward Islands Dominican Republic Republic of Hattil France Bahamas Rio Grande

Feeding trials show new ration boosts White Leghorns growth at Rutgers

Rutgers University experiment station poultry farm reports 1926 trials achieving 1 percent pound gain by eight weeks and mature weight near four pounds for White Leghorns. The ration combines wheat bran red dog flour corn meal oats meat scrap dried milk oyster shell salt and cod liver oil with a scratch mix of cracked corn and wheat. Directions cover milk feeding for three days first week mash and scratch schedules green tender feed and enclosure guidance for confinement and free-range flocks.

Rutgers University Poultry Department

Fresh Air and Light Aid Chicks in Growing Houses

Fresh air and light are essential for healthy chick growth. Ensure adjustable windows with removable lower sashes for sunlight, provide four 12 by 14 pane sashes in a 10 by 2 broader house, keep temperatures uniform, and allow dry drop siding. Double wall construction may invite mites and is often unsatisfactory.

Feed Costs of Growing Pekin Ducks for Market

The feed cost of growing Pekin ducks to ten weeks old weighing five to six pounds is estimated at 18 to 15 cents per pound. Green ducks sell April to November to commission men at wholesale prices from 20 to 45 cents per pound, highest in early spring. Demand is strong in large eastern cities and on the Pacific coast, with little demand in small towns. Farmers often market ducks in fall as spring ducks at lower per bird prices.

Pacific Coast

Turkey Eggs in Incubator Hatch Success and Care

Turkey eggs hatch well in any incubator capable of hatching chicken eggs. Incubators are increasingly used by large turkey producers with artificial brooders. Keep poults clean and dry for four weeks as they need slightly less heat than chicks.

Feather-Eating Hens Solved by Range and Balanced Diet

Overcrowded idle hens pull feathers when lacking in diet. Move them to range to spark scratching for food. Provide a balanced dry mash with meat scraps to reduce feather pulling. Hang raw beef for hens to peck at and consume.

Know Your Sweetheart by His Handwriting

By EDNA PURDY WALLUM Editor, Character Reading Magazine. The item previews a feature on deciphering handwriting to reveal personality and intent, highlighting tips for recognizing genuine penmanship signals and misdirection in handwritten notes.

Firm Will Power Shown in Penmanship Signs

The article explains will power as courage and tenacity visible in handwriting. It cites vertical writing firm letters long t bars and end terminal marks as indicators, with neat dots and businesslike strokes signifying strong self control and a firm will.

Proper Farrowing Care For Sows And Newborn Pigs

Advice on ensuring sow and litter safety during farrowing. Move the sow to a quiet individual pen at least three days before birth with dry ventilation and sun exposure. Keep disturbance minimal for three days. gradually adjust feed from half to full milk-ration using wheat bran.

Is He a Back-Hand Writer

The passage describes the back-hand writer as seeking originality yet wary of the business world. It notes a leftward slant in tears indicating hesitancy, a reserved cautious nature, selective friendships, and a tendency to hold imagination in check while appearing analytical and sometimes cold.

The Estimator Writer Predicts Thoughtful Analysis in Handwriting

The passage argues the estimator's skill shows in a triangular y loop and t bar forming a triangle, reflecting backward looking synthesis. It notes capital letters, connected words, and mixed letter spacing as signs, warning not to judge without more signs.

Careful Feeding Cuts Losses in Pigs at Farrowing

Swine growers are urged to withhold feed for about 24 hours after farrowing to reduce piglet losses. After the initial fast, give a light bran or middlings diet and gradually increase to a full ration in 10 to 14 days. Several concentrate mixtures from a New Jersey extension expert provide practical options for sows nursing litters.

W. O. Shelley New Jersey State College of Agriculture Shelley

Farm notes urge vaccination and clean stables for livestock

Farmers are reminded vaccination is cheap insurance as thousands forget it. A farm animal without pasture is like a man without a country. The pig garden partnership uses garden surplus. Fewer cattle were fed in the 11 corn belt states this winter. Sheep require fresh clean water. A mule costs ten dollars a month to board, though its work may justify the expense. Vermin control demands removing insanitary, poorly ventilated stalls.

Coal Miner's Wife Praises Tanlac

Mrs. Nora Blanchard of Des Moines credits Tanlac with restoring her health after months of fatigue. She describes improved sleep appetite energy and mood and urges others to try the tonic. Tanlac markets itself as a natural body builder made from roots barks and herbs with over 52 million bottles sold.

Nora Blanchard Tanlac Ms. Blanchard Lacona Ave Des Moines Taniac Nature

When We Shall Have Succeeded Buckley Quote

A Buckley saying looks to the future with confidence and resolve noting that triumph will bring joy. The line emphasizes patience and anticipation of success.

Buckley

Married Woman Describes Deaf Man Contrary to Husband

A married woman notes that her description of any deaf man seldom matches her own husband, reflecting the broader idea that perceptions of disability vary across individuals.

Riddle Exchange Puzzles Capper’s Weekly Readers

In Capper’s Weekly a girl and a smart young man test a word riddle. The man asks to remove letters one by one and remain the same, and the girl answers that the solution is a postman. The brief quip shows a playful family moment over a classic puzzle.

Capper

Teeth and Conscience

A reflective remark contrasts dental fixes with moral repairs, arguing it is safer to seek a dentist than a priest to mend deficiencies of maturity, attributing the thought to Thoreau.

Thoreau

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