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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1926
Page
7
A science view explains that hens could produce a thousand eggs if fed an optimal balance of fat protein nitrogen fiber ash and water. It notes the challenge of maintaining condition and the variability in how birds accept prepared rations and the influence of range foraging on nutrient intake.
Agricultural findings show molts signal hen value as molting timing affects laying potential. Late molters outperform early molters, and production can delay molt. Farmers discard hens completed molt by late September, favoring those molting in October and November for better winter laying.
Feeding tests at numerous experiment stations show soy bean oil meal as a poultry feed that can replace rolled oats in chick rations. Pacific coast poultrymen report it as excellent for growth and egg production. When paired with a suitable mineral mix, soy bean oil meal surpasses scraps and rivals condensed buttermilk for short term intensive feeding.
A note warns that feeding moldy cornmeal harms poultry. Spoiled feed can sickens chicks and ducklings, and even decayed meat is dangerous. Never feed moldy corn or rotten grain to hens as it can kill.
A farm raised youth becomes a district teacher and earns enough to finish medical college. He moves to Buffalo and earns worldwide fame as Dr. R. Y. Pierce. His Golden Medical Discovery, a blood medicine and tonic, has sold over fifty million bottles. If unavailable locally, send 65 cents for tablets to the Dr. Pierce Clinic in Buffalo and request free medical advice.
A brief joke item from Progressive Grocer notes a pun on grass widow with the husband described as a vegetarian. The line frames a light commentary on dietary choices within a family context.
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