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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
5
United States Department of Agriculture reports that feeds containing meat scrap milk products tankage or fish scrap markedly raise egg yield especially in fall and winter. A Beltsville Maryland test shows 39 more eggs per hen with animal feeds. cost and local conditions determine the best option.
Purdue experiments show pullets fed skim milk averaged 140.2 eggs yearly while meat scrap fed birds reached 185.9 eggs. A control group with no animal feed laid 61.2 eggs. Proper animal protein in the ration is essential to judge a hen’s laying capacity and profits.
Guard against smoking incubator lamps by avoiding wick creep as they warm and ensuring the lamp shade fits tightly. Proper wick trimming, correct oil grade and not overfilling the lamp, plus avoiding direct drafts, are key to preventing smoke. Regular care prevents smoking and preserves function.
A National Geographic bulletin links Cannes to Ireland noting St Patrick trained in a monastery on St Honorat island near Cannes. It recalls the 410 founding of the monastery by St Honorat, legends of snakes driven from the island, and St Patrick’s later missionary work in Ireland.
Thirteen University of Wisconsin women students pledged to perform at least one social service act each semester and organized a sociology club named Alpha Pi Epsilon. The club, encouraged by sociology faculty, grew from senior women specializing in the field.
Kathleen Norris discusses how wealth and boredom shape choices in The Beloved Woman and Lucretia Lombard. She notes rich women are unmoved by danger or scandal while a sixteen year old girl explains she acted from sheer boredom, highlighting social divides and disillusionment.
Wealthy New York families build a Park Avenue complex priced from $5 000 a year for a two room bachelor unit to $55 000 for a 22 room dwelling. Tenants select staff via a button to summon cooks and maids, with Louis Sherry supplying service from France.
The American Marine Insurance syndicate, formed to back large American vessels, reports 77 members insured Leviathan for $2,000,000 on its New York to Newport News voyage. The ship also carries $2,500,000 while under repair at a southern port, with extra coverage written overseas.
First National Bank.
Billy pursues a garden party romance after spotting Betty Blair in a wedding feature. He learns she will wed Judge Weldon that night, but she reveals she loves him. They plan to claim Aunt Bolliver's fortune by marriage tomorrow, then marry.
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