Taft to Visit Washington Amid Restless Capital Pulse
President Taft is due in Washington for a brief visit around September 26, with a summer spent elsewhere watched by merchants, officials, and residents. The piece notes expectations of renewed official activity and comparisons to past presidents who stayed near the capital.
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D.C
Taft
Beverly
White House
Cleveland
Red Top
Cleveland Park
Aimbus
National Medical Association’ of Negro Physicians
Negro Elks
Civil Service Commission
Registrar of the Treasury
Roosevelt
Serviceable Feeding Rack Prevents Poultry Feed Waste
A design by Orange Judd Farmer shows a feeding rack to reduce waste and keep water clean. It uses a crate on a base tray with cross supports and a two inch rim, with optional hinged hatch and a water or feed area beneath the crate.
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Orange
Judd
Green bone feeding for poultry and egg production
The article argues that green bone provides essential organic elements for hens, including lime phosphates and yolk nutrients. It claims Dalton notes inorganic substances alone fail to nourish animals and promotes feeding green cut bone to pallets and cockerels, especially in winter, for better eggs.
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Dalton
Variety Essential for Poultry Diet and Egg Production
The article stresses variety in poultry feeding to boost egg laying and keep flocks healthy. For small flocks use table scraps, but larger flocks need readily available foods such as clover, meat, milk, linseed cake, cabbage, and grain rotations like corn oats wheat. Fowls fed only grain refuse to lay until their diet is varied.
Poorly Cared for Flocks Undermine Profits and Health
The text warns that even good breeds fail without proper feeding and housing. It stresses keeping poultry warm and dry in winter to prevent disease and notes that buying expensive birds with poor care yields poor returns.
Charcoal as a Feed Aid for Hens and Cattle
An old notice touts charcoal benefits for digestion and poultry feeding. It advises placing charcoal within hens reach and describes using charred corn as a form to feed hens. It claims hens will improve yield over years, urging belief in the method.
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