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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
3
A compilation of farm guidance covers hogs and dairy profits, pasture crops like alfalfa and rape, and crop rotation. It warns against quack grass drainage issues, advises avoiding summer butter storage, and stresses handling of horses, colts, sows, hens, and turkeys with humane care. It also notes the American farmer's large investment and emphasizes soil fertility, manure, and forage for livestock.
An analysis by I H Stoneburn contrasts rising poultry output with farmer profits. It argues better quality and uniformity, plus smarter selling strategies, boost returns. It notes market timing, packing, and transportation as key to reaching top quotations.
Mrs. Sarah Erickson of Falconer New York says after 37 years of keeping chickens she has proved a hen lays an egg at the exact hour minute and second she hatched. She used leg bands trap nests and alarm clocks to track hatch time and egg laying for five years with no variation.
Miss M Katherine Carter of 672 Walnut St Columbia Pa describes spring onset of red scaly itchy spots on both hands that became raw. after trying remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment nightly and reports complete cure in three months. The ad notes Cuticura sold worldwide with a 32 page Skin Book offer.
Molting in fowls is natural and needs no medical treatment. Feed as usual but use less carbonaceous food in warm weather. Include oats wheat cut clover alfalfa or legumes, plus green foods like beets turnips and tubers. Limit corn and other heat producing foods.
Low turnips for poultry food and shade in every yard. Dry bran feeds the year round, oats build bone, and sweet milk sweetens summer rations. Overfeeding turkeys causes losses, geese mothers well but ganders under four years. Maintain space for chicks, roosts with inclined platforms, and warm, window-free roost areas to reduce losses.
In Australia last year bridegrooms ranged from sixteen to ninety-nine. The youngest bride was fifteen and the oldest eighty-two. One man of seventy-seven married a girl of eighteen. More marriages were reported from the country than ever before.
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