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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1934

Page

6

Hilltops Clear by Emilie Loring

Prudence Schuyler arrives at her uncle's Maine Prosperity Farm amid fog and family gossip. Neighbors reveal Rod Gerard's wealth and Walt Gerard's wife, while Prudence contemplates leaving New York for a hopeful new life. She settles in, vowing to mold the venture into health and fortune, despite past betrayals.

Tudene Schuyler Gerard Tse Plang Landing Rod Gerard Nourney Orst New York Macky Jana Mack Prudence Dearie Franklin France Benjamin Polinac Louia the Sixteenth Marie Antoinette David Puffer Gerard Helt Prue Misa Prue Auanet Miss Prue Julie Austin Schuyler Maine

Cleopatra as Macedonian Greek Queen of Egypt

A Cleveland Plain Dealer writer notes Cleopatra was likely Macedonian Greek by ancestry rather than Egyptian by blood. She was born in Alexandria to Ptolemaic rulers, with Greek cultural center dominating. dark skin and hair among native Egyptians do not inform her complexion.

Cleopatra Egypt Cleveland Plain Dealer Alexandria Ptolemy Philadelphus Heocritus

Dry shooting drills build steady wingshot form for autumn season

A Western Newspaper Union summary advises a year round dry shooting routine to improve gun mounting. Practice indoors with an empty gun, keep shells locked away, and train to mount smoothly with eyes open. Emphasizes chin tucking, proper head position, and avoiding jerky motions for accurate shooting.

Western Newspaper Union

Inherited Sensitization Diseases Found Among Students

University of Michigan Health service study of 7000 students shows 88 percent have inherited sensitization illnesses such as hay fever asthma eczema or food sensitivities. Of these, 12 percent had prior hay fever or asthma, 22 percent report urticaria or GI upsets, and 19 percent lack such illnesses but have family history. Doctor Jiminez notes high prevalence, urging more attention to conditions often seen as nuisances rather than diseases.

University of Michigan Health Service Buenaventura Jiminez Michigan Medical Society Journal Health Service Jimines

Increased Demand for Poultry and Eggs Forecasts Growth

Roy Dearstyne of North Carolina State College Poultry Department reports rising demand for poultry and fresh eggs prompts cautious expansion. Hatcheries are booked, signaling a strong season. good eggs and high quality chicks from proven stock drive efficiency and profitability, while culling and sanitation investments protect flock performance.

Roy Dearstyne North Caroina State College Poultry Department WNU Sarcvice

Plan to Caponize for Better Cockerel Returns

A Successful Farming writer advises on caponizing cockerels. For light breeds like Leghorns, market as broilers around 1.25 pounds. Heavier breeds such as Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, and Wyandottes may fetch from a dealer or private broiler market at two to 2.5 pounds, or be held to become four-pound small roasters. Caponizing near one to 1.25 pounds is advised if a private capon trade exists, as it often yields 8 to 12 cents per pound more than roasters. Continuous private trade presence or absence should guide decision.

Bose Saya Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island

Substitutes for Greens in Chicken Feed

A University of Missouri authority recommends alfalfa or clover hay as a winter green substitute. Provide an 18 inch high rack for chickens to pick the leaves. Bale-fed hay can be turned to expose leaves, with leftovers usable as litter. Some feed includes 6 to 10 percent alfalfa leaf meal in laying mash.

Says University of Missouri Authority

Poultry Notes From A Rural Paper On Eggs And Birds

A rural poultry column discusses shell quality as a sign of freshness and egg handling. It covers methods to deter flying by chicks, national and state production figures, disease indicators such as black combs, and losses from improper egg practices. It notes yellow leg color as market value, cross breeds for faster growth, and a water test to judge egg freshness.

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