New Drugs Not Good For Mature Chickens
Minneapolis based poultry expert George M. Briggs told the International Baby Chick Association that penicillin streptomycin and aureomycin may help in baby chick growth but are unlikely to improve diets of breeding and laying hens. He noted drugs could boost early growth by about 15 percent in new chicks but added they may be wasteful in older birds.
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Boom Sweeping Broom Corn Industry Hits Lindsay Area
A lice of a broom corn boom spreads from Oklahoma to Texas Colorado New Mexico as flood and drought slash national harvest from 44 000 tons to about 29 000 tons this year. Shortage drives up prices and prompts buyers to seek factory and home brooms across the country amid wartime demand and supply strain.
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Lindsay
Okla
O'The Big Broom
Texan
Colorado
New Mexico
Chingis
Pi Fenderes
U. S
Girls Names Change Like Their Fashions
A Cleveland survey of women’s colleges shows name trends shift as quickly as fashions. Registrars report popular 1950s names such as Jean Johnny Sally Barbara Irene Carolyn Arlene Shirley Ruth Laura while 1958 differs, with Tessie Basie and Hortense, and past decades recalling Enid Elva Ophelia and Kiki, among others.
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Barbara
Irene
Carolyn
Arlene
Shirley
Ruth
Laura
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