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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
7
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The Washington Star discusses a carillon as bells arranged to be played by hand or machinery, capable of producing a regular melody in correct time and rhythm, contrasting with change ringing on swinging bells. It defines a carillon as a musical instrument rather than a peal of bells.
North Carolina State College expert Dr. Curtis urges dipping flocks after shearing to control ticks lice and scab, improving wool quality and reducing feed costs. Use standard dips, avoid lime and sulfur mixes, and follow precautions such as drying time and avoiding nursing lambs. Immersion times vary with scab presence, with two minutes for infected animals.
In hot weather haul hogs to shipping stations early so they rest and cool. Use clean sand bedding, wet it and the car interior, and feed lightly before shipping. Load within an hour of departure, limit to 16,000 pounds per 36 foot car, and drench cars after each stop. Notify agents of the contract and suspend ice bags from the car roof with gunny sacks, six bags per car.
Iowa experiment station trials show ear corn alone yields larger economical gains for growing pigs than corn and cob meal. Digestive limits hamper use of fibrous cob meal. better results come from ear corn with skim or buttermilk on clover pasture or a tankage linseed meal supplement self fed with shelled corn.
A discussion notes salt importance in horse care and a bright sheep-raising outlook. It cites swine production in 29 states at 808 ton litters and Tennessee leading with 121 pure breed meat animals. Pure-bred cattle cost more. pasture surplus can yield profits by buying thin young stock and grazing to fall. Sheep are effective weed killers, capable of cleaning light brush land in a few years.
A USDA prepared guide explains that biscuit texture hinges on lightness tenderness and browning. It covers ingredients ratios mixing methods cutting fat quickly and handling to avoid tough gluten development and notes hot oven temperatures for best results.
A guide on stuffing vegetables to extend meals uses eggplant green peppers onions and cabbage as examples. Various fillings mix vegetables breadcrumbs rice or spaghetti with onion flavor and often minced meat or chicken for heartiness. A stuffed eggplant recipe from the bureau of home economics provides steps and ingredients.
Egg based dinner ideas show eggs provide high quality protein and minerals. A tomato sauce with flour butter and seasonings accompanies six eggs, with optional cheese and baking or poaching methods. Serve over rice or noodles for a complete meal.
Raisin bread adds valuable minerals to the diet through raisins. A quick baking powder version yields a sturdy loaf, with salted cinnamon flour and milk batter folded with raisins, then baked about 45 minutes at 250 degrees Fahrenheit.
Professor James H. Rice of the New York State College of Agriculture notes a trend toward increased poultry production driven by profits and supplier optimism. Enrollment in four poultry courses by nearly 500 New York farmers shows more interest in production than in marketing, risking a low mood unless better marketing and production restraint improve competitiveness with eastern, midwest, and western producers.
Purdue university expert FE R Menefee attributes high dirty egg costs to three main causes: few nests, pests, and hens roaming in wet weather. He advises ample dark, clean nests for every four to five hens, no roosting on nests, regular bedding changes, and confinement during wet weather to keep eggs clean.
Ducks lay many eggs in unprotected areas and do not mind where they deposit them. Dogs, swine, and the ducks themselves destroy or eat the eggs. Keep ducks confined in a duck house or abandoned barn stall from night until eight or nine in the morning to ensure all eggs are laid.
Poultry advise removing males aged four to five weeks and providing early perching to curb crowding. Sunlight or glass substitutes are needed for vigor. Duck egg demand remains strong. Breeding ducks are usually kept three to four years, with longer life possible. Egg production depends on liberal, balanced feeding. Only three chicks per square unit of floor space. a 10 kg space holds about 300 chicks. Use scratch feed mashes meat scraps and milk to boost production under sensible practices.
In a small Midwestern town a discouraged woman, Mrs. Daugherty, recovered health after four months of illness by using Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She wrote that after the third bottle she found relief and, now on her eleventh, no longer has trouble. She urges others with similar issues to try the remedy and offers to answer letters.
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