Feeding pullets in summer affects egg yield study
The bulletin describes experiments by James E. Rice on Corell University Experiment Station poultry, comparing forced feeding with retarded feeding for early hatched pullets. Findings indicate forced pullets show higher profit, better egg size and count, lower cost per dozen, less broodiness, lower mortality, and stronger vigor than retarded pullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Rice
Corell University Experiment Station
Hice
Fragments Describe Unknown Pail Models and Sales
Fragmentary notes mention pails and stemmed items sold by chemists and storekeepers. The text lacks clear dates, names, or places, yielding a terse, unclear report of products and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberisin
Town and Country Notices and Local Movements
Local column notes frequent health ads and business notices. Dr Collins and Kelly Chemist promote tonics and tooth care while Queensland recitalist Elaing Feet gains favor. Bank manager G Rigby transfers to Killarney. many residents travel by Musgrave line.
Port Douglas arrivals and travel notes from Cairns region
Local notices report Mrs T W Crawford arriving at Port Douglas from Cairns on Monday. Other travelers include Mr and Mrs Fredty returning to Low Island from a holiday south and Mr Reilly to Port Douglas with J Marcrossan, then Grogan arriving from Port Douglas to Gisson. A Dudley product advertises complexion soap and powder in three tones. Misa James travels from the north on Musgrave night. G Cochren attends Easter conference at Townsville. Kuranda living boosts business access. Train timings for Cairns and Kuranda are listed. Also mentions Generoft of Federal works en route to San Francisco for Australia pavilion prep and a warning to local sports and arts groups about ordering from Owen Whittich Cairns for southern prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fredty
Low Island
Mr. Reilly
J. Marcrossan
Port Douglas
Kuranda
Rench O
Cairne
Beard
Hunter's
Barrop Falls
We. G. Ceneroft
Doretor
Federa Works
New South Wales
Ison
San Francisco
Lorthcoming Panam
Simple remedy saves dyspeptic man from death
Neighbors described Mr. R Savigan of Gloucouster Street Parnardtown Newport as a dying man due to chronic indigestion and illness after meals. His wife Mrs Savigan credits a simple bicarbonate magnesia remedy after meals, noting rapid relief and near cure, urging readers to seek the clarified bicarbonated form for best effect.
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R. Savigan i
Gloucouter-stret
Parnardtown
NewPort
Mon
Mire
Savigan
Tie
Chamberlain's Tablets Help Troven Hill Man
A Troven Hill resident Mr G M Harvey founder and railway town caller reports relief from indigestion and liver stomach disorders after using Chamberlain's Tablets. He endorses them as unequal for liver and stomach troubles.
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Ulster
Chateau Tanunda
Ays
Hutton
Australia
NESTL
Nestilé
Seigel’s Syrup
Suzan Awe Levers
Kem
MS. W
Seigel
Kelly
Dr. Collins
G. Rigby
A.B.C. Bank
Bowen
Killarney
Collins
Lake-street
Chemie
Cairna
Kerlin
Elaing Feet
Queensland Piania
Balgeies
Ee Ee Teweering
Cooktown
The
Musgrave
AsUsg
Sam
Chillagoe
Tirishane
North Queensland
Sam Millman’s
Cairns
Wichard Hall
Charters ‘Towers
FE. Masery
Sydney
Craig
Abbott-street
G.P.O
Brisbane
Hasenkamp
Daintree
Kinneally
Charles G. T. Murray
A.M.P
Abbottsheet
Upsight
W. Kelly
Mareeba
Hambledon
Sara
Mr. and Bre
Rennmel
Mins
Wetensbay
Mr. J. Ides
Mossman
Woodward
Wyreema
J.T. Gailey
Mr. K. Hadford
Mr. F
Derrett
Townsville
Mr.Trembath
Port Bouglam
Col- Ting
Lake Steret
T. W. Crawford
Mr. Grogan
Gisson
General Vanager
Central Sugar Wills
South
Craig's
Misa James
P.G. Bro. G. Cochren
Douglas Lodge
Peasenger
Muserave
Owen Whittieh
Iims
Cense
SYDNE
Overland
Eager & Son L
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Jeanty Miata Wank
Grren To
Nellow
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