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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1917

Page

6

Fundamentals of Soldier Duty In Wartime Training

A fragmentary excerpt emphasizes applying soldier fundamentals in battle zones. It stresses obedience discipline initiative teamwork and corps cohesion as keys to victory, noting trained young soldiers must embody responsibility, avoid cowardice, and uphold country duty under fire.

Ciuard Tin Holt Cina Ming Ter Ferre Arsen Oige Neal Ueton Noldier

Choate Speech Charms Listenrers With Praise Of Secretaries

The article notes Joseph Choate delivering a vivid oration praised by his audience. He extolled the role of secretaries from Oxford and other colleges and impressed the students and alumni with his eloquence and wit.

Joseph Th Cotte New Republic Hharymre Oxford College Aten Aon Waammbansiidor Tts Pradse Ma. Choate Rometitie Pers Finpa

What Could Be Done So the Car Broke Down Today

The fragment shows a dialogue with a owner and a chauffeur. The car breaks down daily and the owner seeking remedies asks if the chauffeur can suggest anything, hinting at possible sabotage by an enemy. The text is incomplete and contains numerous transcription errors.

Three Essentials for Egg Production

An old agricultural guide outlines key practices for laying hens. It covers feed composition including grains and meat substitutes, feeding schedules, and the importance of ample exercise and clean housing to maintain egg production and bird health.

Herley Plymouth Rock

Care Of Fowl During Molting For The Breeding Stock

Guidance for poultrykeepers on protecting laying stock through molting season. Focuses on watchfulness for weakness and disease, gentle feeding adjustments, avoiding forcing molts, providing variety in ration, keeping coops clean and sunny, light shading, fresh water, and ample attention to ensure eggs next winter.

Shipping Poultry or Eggs Attracts Orders at Express Office

Experienced shippers note that attractive boxes and neatly tagged coops with farm names and addresses generate many orders. A neat package also reduces mishaps in handling fragile contents and improves reliability when sent to market or for hatching via railroad express.

Production of Fresh Eggs

Fresh eggs fetch good prices and satisfy consumers. Maintain clean roomy nests and avoid dirty nests to prevent spoilage. Confine or sell all roosters to keep eggs infertile. Provide a nest for every six hens and use sturdy crates with clean fillers. Store eggs cool until transporting to town. discard dirty weak or misshapen shells for home use only.

Market Young Chicks Early for Profit and breeders

Market the young cockerels early in a fatting coop while prices are high and cull deformed or undersized birds. Only vigorous pullets make good savers and breeders. a cockeral lacking vitality is a failure as a breeder. Early culling during growth prevents late hatched stunted birds from being misjudged as prodigies.

Western Canada Wheat Prizes Spark Farmer Profits Rush

Reports on Bret prize winners in Western Canada and high farmer returns from wheat, barley and flax fields. Notes land values from 15 to 30 per acre and potential profits from 40 to 50 per acre, urging settlers to visit with reduced travel rates to inspect opportunities.

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A Pointed Question About Sewing and Living

A girl asks Aunt Ruth if every girl should learn to sew and make clothes. Aunt Ruth affirms, then the girl asks how one would earn a living. The aunt pauses, unsure how to answer.

Jean Ruth Aunty

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