Temperature differences favor Leghorn eggs in incubation tests
Incubation trials compare Brown Leghorn and Barred Plymouth Rock eggs under three incubator machines at May June and July sessions. Results show Leghorn eggs hatch best at lower temperatures while Plymouth Rock eggs favor higher temperatures. A reverse swap confirms the pattern and suggests about a two degree difference between Leghorn and Brahma or Plymouth Rock incubation needs. Animals at church services are blessed at All Souls Day in Peru with livestock then handed to monks.
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Plymouth Rock
Rabaia
Fu Fle
Faris
Plymouth
Peru
Secrecy in Despatches in China Introduces Harsh Penalties
A proposed policy in China would insure secrecy in telegraph despatches by severe penalties for disclosure of commercial messages. Offenders face lengthy imprisonment for revealing contents, with five years specified as the penalty.
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China
Seperator in Dairying Warns of Hand Separator Trend
A Wisconsin dairy instructor notes hand separators reduce creameries by enabling at home separation. The piece covers skim milk feeding benefits, dairy efficiency ideas, and a Sunflower Philosophy aside. It also describes a self opening gate design for cow lots with practical riding mechanisms.
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Wisconsin Experiment Atation
Kansas
Withigh
Ike
Tre Candy of Other Days Before Sugar Became Common
The article traces ancient and Elizabethan sweets, noting costly sugar earlier and varied confections. It discusses candied fruits, honey and nuts, and early forms like comfits and kiselng comfts, describing their resemblance to modern crystallised fruits and the status of sugar as a luxury in royalty’s gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Aetir
Harper's Weekly
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Warned
The advertisement states deafness cannot be cured by local applications and the only cure is constitutional remedies. It blames inflammation of the Eustachian tube linked to catarrh, offering $100 for any deafness cured by catarrh that Hall’s Catarrh Cure cannot fix. It urges sending a free circular from Rob Cheney & Co and lists Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Cere
Rob Cheney & Co
Toledo
Halls Families
Turtle Worship and Hippo Hunters in Sudan Mart Places
A World Wide Magazine excerpt describes turtle worship rituals on a fisher’s coast and contrasts skilled hunting methods for hippopotami. It notes water-hunter prowess in the Sudan and harpoon techniques used to capture prey alive. The piece discusses pit traps and the peril to young hippos when mothers abandon missing offspring.
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Sudan
Wide Word
Europe
Pea Straw as Sheep Feed Compared to Timothy Hay
The article notes Timothy hay is a poor roughage for sheep while legume hays such as clover and pea vine hay are better. Pea straw can be useful if peas or beans are grown, and ground pea straw provides good feed though some lose peas when unthrashed. It mentions the necessity of concentrated food and notes nitrogen content affects feed value.
Be Clean At all Seawns Weather Demands Cleanliness
The piece urges greater regard for cleanliness in warm and damp weather while stressing that vanity and tidiness should not be neglected in any season. It warns against letting houses and yards become filthy or foul smelling due to warm weather.
Sheaf Oats For Horses Feed In Winter Strength
A reader advises that the finest winter feed for horses is sheaf oats. Feeding horse heads and beat of straw with the rest fee helps keep them in good, strong condition through winter and ready for work in spring.
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Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Ferdinand, Ind
St. Benedict
Privanne
Neaderoy
Ferdinand
End
Tempe
Plymouth Rocks
Atchison (Run) Globe
Che Worden
Lasdon Globe
Hippo
Thagenbeck
Binder
Manila
John H. Kerstiens
Ind
Electricity
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
Secomoraig
Kentucky
Indiana
Mathias Olinger
Huntingburg
Curberland Celephone & Celegraph Co. Incorporated
The
Beckmann State Bank
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