Lights Boost Egg Production in Broiler Poultry
Article explains using artificial lighting to extend laying periods and increase egg output in fall and winter. It recommends three lighting practices: morning lights, evening lights, and continuous lighting with specific lamp sizes. Proper placement ensures roosts, waterers, and feed troughs receive adequate illumination for efficient operation.
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Stassen at Best On Labor Issues
The article reviews Stassen as a Republican candidate and critic of foreign policy neglect, praising his domestic program and laissez faire philosophy. It notes his testimony before the Senate labor committee in February and his approval of the 1947 act while opposing three provisions, plus concerns about taxation, small business, and medical care.
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Simple Home Course In Touch Typewriting
The fragmentary text suggests a listing or ad for a basic typing course. It mentions a “Simple Home Course In Touch Typewriting” and includes garbled phrases possibly from an old advertisement or instructional notice.
Calf Platform Concept From University Prototype
A description outlines an elevated calf platform from University of fermant design. The bottle box fits a two-quartersk bottle five inches wide and can be adapted for different bottle sizes. Off center nipple hole aids height, with angled side cleats for drainage and clamps to secure the bottle during use.
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Weigley sign in Bequdway stirs chatter in New York
During a New York visit the architect Sir Edward Lutyens inspected the Weigley sign on Bequdway with the Wrigley executive. The executive boasted of the sign’s size and features while Lutyens offered cautious comments on its obtrusiveness.
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Red Coats at Fox Hunts Preserve Medieval Custom
A note recalls red coats as a historic fox hunting tradition dating to the 12th century when Henry I mandated participants wear royal livery, specifically five red coats, to mark the royal sport.
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Stockmen Warned Of Parasite Problems In Livestock
Warning issued by disease prevention officials alerts stockmen to rising internal parasite issues in sheep and cattle. Noted parasites include flukes ropeworms bladderworms stomach worms and whipworms. Continued favorable conditions threaten serious losses in herds and flocks.
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