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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1915
Page
6
Practical guidance on reducing costs and maximizing returns in poultry farming. Emphasizes on farm produced grit and charcoal, outdoor exercise, proper feeding from 72 to 96 hours, frequent small meals, and a varied diet including grain, green foods, and meat proteins for healthy chicks.
Practical guide on hatching and raising ducks for profit. Identifies common failures and outlines feed regimens from hatch to eight weeks, including bran mash composition, transition to cornmeal and bran, beef scraps, and use of sand grit. Advises on sun exposure, shade, water needs, and feeding frequency for market ducks.
Purdue experiments twelve years ago compared two chick groups with identical care, one group receiving skim milk in addition to feed. Over two months the skim milk group gained more weight, showing higher average gains and suggesting skim milk is especially valuable in hot weather for young chickens.
The article argues poultry yields higher long term profits for farms. It compares calf feeding with chick rearing and notes 200 chicks on range can yield 100 to 150 dollars in six months when sold at city market prices. It emphasizes raising more chickens rather than beef.
Keep hopper full with dry mash at all times. This ensures chicks have constant access to balanced grain rations, supporting steady growth and intake.
The market notes are unclear due to incomplete quotations and disrupted text. Product prices for milk and metals are not provided, making accurate quotations impossible.
Analyzes Jeroboam's rise and the split of Israel, noting his shift from Jerusalem worship to calf idols. Argues his political wisdom failed a divine test as the nation fell into apostasy, with priests raised from outside Levi and a changed festival. Stresses obedience to God over human schemes.
Moores Town population rises to 6061 up 992 in five years. Taubel Hosiery starts in Millville with 100 workers. Cape May County property values rise by 2.12 million. Collingswood hosts Grand Division of Sons of Temperance. Hammonton and Atlantic County projects allocate funds for streets and health. New and central streets sidewalks planned in Clayton. Assemblyman West seeks renomination in Bridgeport.
Consul Frank Deedmeyer reports vast mussel shell deposits along Prince Edward Island bays. The shells, embedded in muddy deposits, yield a high value fertilizer with phosphates and alkalies. Ground deposits in PEI range five to twenty five feet deep and are harvested by dredging from rafts in summer or ice in winter.
A city senator tells a hopeful youth not to seek government work, saying it ruins young men. He explains the position is already promised to his son, advising against mixing with the government service. Kansas City Journal.
A reader recounts heart trouble linked to coffee and credits relief to stopping coffee and using Postum. The letter promotes Postum Cereal and Instant Postum from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan, noting cost and preparation tips and urging grocers to sell.
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