Antibiotics Boost Poultry Growth Fast, Says Maryland Scientist
Dr. G F Combs of the University of Maryland Poultry Department cites antibiotics such as aureomycin penicillin streptomycin tetramycin and bacitracin as growth promoters in chicks and broilers. He notes 2 4 to 15 grams per ton can raise growth 10 to 20 percent and that costs are under a cent per broiler. Antibiotics are not used in laying or pullet growing rations.
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G. F. Combs
Poultry Department
University of Maryland
Combs
Maryland
College Park
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Russell Brown
Brown
Dr. Brown
University of Maryland Experiment Station
Farm Bureau Passes 38 Resolutions Highlights
The Maryland Farm Bureau meeting featured Joan Blondell’s surprise appearance receiving honorary membership, a toast by Dr. George Worrilow, and awards to Queen Annes, Calvert, and Talbot counties for surpassing membership goals. Dr. J O Christiansen urged support for free enterprise and youth opportunity, with resolutions on labor, taxes, roads, soil, and rural affairs.
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Joan Blondell
Hilltop
Round
Baltimore
Don Swann, Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau
Heaps
Wise
Bureau
George Worrilow
University of Delaware
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland
Farm Bureau
Wilbert L. Smith
Queen Anne’s County
Howard T. Welch
Calvert County
John Ward
Talbot County
Glenn C. Dudrow
J. O. Christiansen
Farm School
University of Minnesota
Europe
Christiansen
America
Maryland State Fair Board
Monocacy River Watershed
Town records missing in action in Korea and local notices
Greensboro reports Raymond Daltry missing in action in Korea with family extending sympathy. Mrs. Anna Wells improves after illness. W S C S holds monthly meeting. Rev Grayson Wheatley hosted birthday shower January 10. Mr and Mrs Earl McClyment entertain family at turkey dinner with Reynolds Brittingham. Rev Faulkner and James Pinder visit New Castle Delaware. Miss Jo Purcell weekend in Baltimore. Mrs Henry Cohee visits Ridgely. Alfred Lilly, service member in Washington DC, home for weekend. Mrs William Bailey visits Camp Meade. Mrs L I Jones visits niece in Salisbury. Mrs Charles Jarrell Sr. hospitalized. County Auxiliary of Volunteer Fire Companies to meet in Federalsburg January 19.
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Raymond Daltry
Korea
Anna Wells
Grayson Wheatley
Frank Faulkner
James Pinder
New Castle
Del
Jo Purcell
Baltimore
Henry Cohee
Ridgely
Alfred Lilly
Washington, D. C
Salem mechanic praises coal fire in Pittsburgh visit
A Salem Massachusetts mechanic visiting Pittsburgh in 1817 remarked that coal makes the best fire he had seen, equal to the finest walnut wood. The quote highlights early 19th century perceptions of fuel quality and regional smokelessness.
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Salem, Mass
Pittsburgh
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Greensboro
Earl MecClyments
Charles
Bill
Mrs
Reynolds Brittingham
William Bailey
Camp Meade
L. I. Jones
Kenneth Hamilton
Omlisbury
Charles Jarrell Sr
Dover Hospital
Voluneer Fire Companies
Federalsburg
Purina Rabbit Chow
Purina
Purina Rapp Chow
The
Willis & Covell Co
Denton
Broiler-Maker
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Philco
Roger & Barto
North Sixth Street
Denton, Maryland
Easton, Maryland
WSUR
the Peoples Bank
W. T. Lockerman
Walter C. Dillon
Railroad Ave
Web
Rchael
Mark S. Watson
the Sun
France
Eisenhower
Mr. Watson
SHAPE
Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers
Supreme Headquarters
General Pershing
London
SHAEF
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Forces
Watson
Denton News Service
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