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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1917
Page
3
The text notes Baltimore's Best Si re, praising its woven principles and ongoing efforts to improve. It invites visitors to make the store their shopping headquarters, promising a cordial welcome regardless of purchase.
In Salida a yardmasters clash with road engineers over a switch during a chase of No 21 by No 7. Three locomotives bucked a blocked line as a goat parallel to the signals sparked a wild derailment and gunfire aftermath. Hill Carr and Killeen face disciplinary talks while rusted crews drink at McGuire's gin mill and a master mechanic narrowly escapes harm.
A correspondent in the New York Sun argues cats mix wild fierce nature with aristocratic tidy looks. He describes his gray cat Robin Gray who roams, returns ash covered and fur torn, then becomes affectionate after washing, then haughty again, questioning why the cleanest cats seek dirt.
College Park April 26 In directions furnished to boys agricultural clubs Roy H Waite of the Marylana Experiment Station offers two rations for growing chicks Bran four parts Corn meal or hominy chop two parts Middlings two parts Meat scraps one part Salt half a pound to each 100 pounds of mixture The mash fed in shallow troughs twice daily and grain in straw three times daily Begin moist then dry as chicks learn to eat Try to feed enough so they are hungry at each meal but not starved Little and often is the rule for feeding young chicks until they grow well.
During winter months garden vegetables can be grown in cellars to furnish fresh supplies. Rhubarb and asparagus roots can be forced after a two week freeze, stored in earth boxes at about 50 degrees, and yield blanched stalks. Lettuce, parsley, chives, and spearmint may also thrive with proper cellar conditions.
Hedda the capable Swede runs the lumber camp kitchen and defies local scorn by secretly aiding a penniless young woman from Salem who longs for the sea. She feeds, cleans, and shelters her, then engineers a match with Jim Hendricks to take the girl to a cabin in the hills so she can recover and perhaps find life anew.
Poultry expert Roy H. Walte of the Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station urges restricting feed for young turkeys to prevent black head. He cautions that sparing, frequent feeding aligns with natural turkey digestion, reducing disease risk rather than seeking a cure.
A historical note recommends a duck fattening ration in three parts cornmeal one part whet bran and one part high grade bread scraps mixed with milk or water fed at morning and noon. The evening meal should be cradled corn with no excess. troughs should be cleared after each meal.
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