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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
3
Practical advice to raise turkeys successfully including incubation, brooding, feeding, housing, sanitation, and marketing. Emphasizes early feeding after hatch, hand rearing, free range for foraging, clean coops and roosts, and timely market timing for the largest birds.
The portable colony house serves brooding in spring, growing stock in summer, and mature stock in winter. At a depth of feet by 12 feet, it moves on run ners to adjust brooding yards seasonally and places chicks near corn fields for rapid growth. Missouri uses portable hovers to brood chicks, then moves them to winter quarters.
A notice explains giving fowls access to charcoal to absorb poisonous gases and aid digestion. It stresses clean air and well ventilated poultry houses as essential for health. It notes no single best breed and emphasizes feeding, breeding, and care as key to flock usefulness.
The note warns against sloppy feed for poultry and hogs arguing such feeding hurts birds and owners in poultry practice. It emphasizes that poor feed does not work out for poultry keeping and stresses practical implications for farmers.
Soft-shelled eggs arise when hens are confined and overfat or suffer mineral material deficiency.
Dr C R Watson of Miller Nebraska warns in Farmers' Mail and Breeze that curing illness is risky for breeders. Prevention matters most through proper care, management, and sanitation. If illness strikes, kill and burn all seriously sick birds to avoid disease on the premises.
A farm note urges poultrymen to buy commercial grit, priced at 75 cents a sack, to support chicks digestion. The piece argues grit provides proper grinding for feed and compares its value to human digestion, urging farmers to invest now.
A mixture of three parts gasoline to one part sulphur is used, then one part Portland cement or plaster to absorb the liquid. The liquid is evaporated on a board, leaving a powder that drives lice away.
A note emphasizes that turkeys are naturally roaming and should not be kept in confinement. It warns against restraining their movement and stresses the birds' tendency to roam freely.
A sermon outlines Stephen’s defense before the Sanhedrin, detailing three charges of blasphemy against God, Jesus’ projected temple destruction, and abrogating the law. It covers his homage to Moses, the temple, and a pointed rebuke of leaders, leading to his martyrdom and the church’s early expansion.
The Ingersoll-Rand Company, aiding Allied munitions from Phillipsburg, plans substantial new buildings. J. B. Raymond, Clyde and Mallory vice president, dies at Essex Falls, age 46. George W. Heyer of Weave r Manufacturing dies at Mount Holly. Barns of Charles H. Magowan at Paradise burn, with livestock losses.
Advertisement promotes daily morning inside-bath routine using hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels removing indigestible waste. Claims prevent constipation biliousness acid stomach and nervous days with a modest cost from druggists.
A young boy Alfred reads a tale where a sailor sits on his chest after lighting his pipe, prompting a humorous remark from his mother about the sailor being an acrobat. The exchange appears in Youth's Companion.
An advertisement touts true Mustarine from Begg Medicine Co. Rochester New York as a quick cure for sore throat and many ailments. It promises dramatic relief overnight and urges purchase of the yellow box. A separate item notes an explosion that killed an uncle, paired with a quip about a boiler.
A home mix using Bay Rum water Barbo Compound and glycerine is claimed to darken gray hair gradually. Applied twice weekly, it reportedly reduces dandruff, softens harsh hair, and leaves no scalp staining or greasiness. The ad notes it can be prepared at low cost or by any druggist.
Its Advantage notes strong buyer interest and rising listings in the real estate market. The exchange hints at plentiful properties to sell and ongoing activity across segments, signaling a buoyant local market.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for headache biliousness and nausea. It claims the product cleanses the stomach removes undigested food and foul gases and flushes poisons from the bowels overnight for a clear head and regular liver function.
A leap year girl attempts a kiss with a young man who responds without threats or drama, earning quiet credit for restraint and discretion in the encounter.
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