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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1930
Page
3
Dr B A Kaupp of North Carolina State College reports years of testing showing cod liver oil in rations for battery brooded chicks reduces bowel trouble and boosts disease resistance, growth, and egg production. He notes no substitute has matched its benefits and stresses balanced starting mash with vitamins minerals and protein.
The Southern Cultivator urges farmers to treat poultry farming as highly profitable. It notes thousands of farms neglect fowls, yet their eggs and meat support families. Proper breeds, housing, and care can yield tenfold returns with low costs.
Experiments by the poultry department at the New York State College of Agriculture show broilers from cockerels yield a small profit margin over capons due to high feed costs. In some areas low feed costs and strong capon demand could make capon farming profitable, but in others feed and housing expenses over six to eight months erode potential gains. Capons have proven profitable for many producers despite the variable economics.
Preserve eggs now to avoid higher prices last fall and winter. Store infertile eggs in water glass powder when prices are low, as they keep better. For instructions contact your state college of agriculture, county home demonstration agent, or the Department of Agriculture.
The notice advises separating eight to ten week old cockerels from pullets to aid pullet development and ease market handling. It recommends timely feeding and exercise to keep chicks outdoors for vigor, with grain and mast hoppers moved out of reach to encourage activity.
Legal opinions vary on fault when approaching vehicles with blinding headlights cause an accident. Charles M. Hayes of the Chicago Motor Club stresses proper headlamp adjustment and cautions that careless, misaligned lights reflect neglect, while courts differ on negligence depending on circumstances and juries. State laws require dimming headlights within specific distances and regular testing at official stations.
Air cleaners used on nearly all autos prevent dust entry to engines, reducing wear on pistons rings and bearings. Oil-wetted cleaners need little attention for about a year, but dusty conditions require more frequent cleaning. Cleaning is done by washing in gasoline, drying, then re-oiling before reassembly per H. G. Kamrath, research engineer.
A damaged OCR note reports a test of plugs used past 12 000 miles showing 81 2 torque power at 20 mph. A later run with a new set of plugs produced 886 horsepower and a gain of 6 8 horsepower.
A reader quiz discusses which country leads in road work and highway mileage Europe versus the United States. It notes Europe has about 689000 miles of surfaced roads versus 150000 in the United States and explains gasoline efficiency and maintenance costs vary with road quality.
A Popular Science Monthly idea uses a stop light switch mounted on a beam wired into the garage light circuit. When the car enters, the front wheel triggers a floor board linked cord to pull the switch on, with a push button to turn off. If needed a counter weight aids the return.
A jumbled clipping notes a pungent vine threatening tires in Usten New and a Ohio movement to repeal the white cross fatality display law. It cites September deaths from automobiles—61 daily—and jokes about reaching a hundred to spark an exposition. It warns against injuring engines by starting cold or driving at high speeds.
B S Harrison of the Cornell agricultural station argues cows on pasture still require liberal grain feeding to reach full production. He notes dry New York pastures are often inadequate and hot weather plus flies reduce milk output, urging year round grain feeding and summer silage to compensate for poor forage.
Proper feed maintains milk flow in summer and reduces flesh loss in cows. Well-fed cows stay healthy and productive, boosting returns for owners as they respond to good feeding in the barn.
University of Nebraska dairy barn windows painted blue to darken interiors and deter flies. Blue alabastine coverings reduce light and ease fly problems. burlap coverings offer an alternative. Vents remain usable for ventilation while limiting sunlight. paint is removable after summer.
Degree of Chemistry describes colloidal chemistry as the chemistry of systems with extremely fine particles such as bubbles drops grains filaments and films suspended in another material.
A motivational note emphasizes self improvement through helping others. It urges consistent effort in personal growth and serving others to boost value in one’s work and life. The guidance links self discipline with practical benefits to broader communities.
The Clare Sentinel ownership and management listed with Feighner and Parish as publishers and Malcolm D. Feighner as editor and managing editor. Owners are Malcolm D. Feighner and Benjamin Parish of Clare Michigan. No bonds or mortgages of 1 percent or more. Sworn before Notary Mary J. Gilmore on April 5 1930.
A concise aphorism defines frugality as the science of avoiding unnecessary expenditure and the art of moderating property management.
Farmers across New England report widespread losses and continued hardship as heavy weather lingers. The unclear note mentions garment and crop impact with ongoing struggles for livestock and fields amid the difficult season.
The ad lists items such as coffee oats soap flakes and bread flour with prices like $2.59 for oats and 99 cents for soap flakes. It promotes household supplies and basic groceries in a period style notice.
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