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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1932

Page

11

Poultry Breeding Feeds Face Market Pressures and Balances

North Carolina State College poultry leader warns against radical feed changes amid price drops and winter constraints. Emphasizes high quality egg production requires balanced rations, green seed, sunlight, minerals, and dairy milk for breeding hens to sustain long laying seasons and healthy chicks.

Fatima Saya Jtoy S. Denratyne North Carolina Stdle College Pradwerton Dorrstyna Dearsyne Ueista

Ohio poultryman touts chickens as life saver

TR Sweitzer of Ohio argues poultry can cut feed costs by feeding a free-choice ration. He raises all grain and concentrates, markets grain for revenue, and reports success with chickens as a saver. Dairy cows faced illness, forcing stock sales.

Ohio TR. W. Sweitzer Prowltryman Sweitzer Ile

Parps of Paralysis in Heavily Fed Chickens

Paraly sis in young birds appears when flocks are overfed and crowded with poor ventilation. Provide sour milk and green feed and add nux vomica extract to drinking water. Most cases are fatal and new flocks in clean housing are advised. Michigan Farmer.

Michigan

Incubator Pointers for Leveling and Placement

The guide advises leveling the incubator with wood shims under short legs to even heat and reduce vibration. A cellar is best to minimize vibration and moisture from ambient air. In an upstairs room, avoid heavy foot traffic and banging doors to prevent chilling the machine.

Cod Liver Oil Poultry Advice From Ohio State Farmer

An Ohio State University farmer notes that poultry in cold cities benefit from cod liver oil during winter. He observed that many birds thrived when fed cod liver oil, while a single bird without it produced least eggs, highlighting oil as a potentially essential supplement.

BL. Dalan Ohio State Univeralty Pon

Breeding Hens Picked at Beltsville Station

Poultry men at the United States livestock experiment station in Beltsville Maryland select breeding hens only from those producing at least 220 eggs in their pullet years and with eye weight averaging at least two ounces. They retain only chickens whose eggs are at least 70 percent hatchable and do not use pullets in the regular breeding pen.

United States Livestock Experiment Station Beltsville Department of Agiculture

Call of Abram Lesson for April 17 Amid Pilgrim Faith and Promise

A compact study of Abram's call from Genesis 12 to his leaving Haran his obedience and faith. The lesson outlines Gods sevenfold blessing promise to Abram and the cost of separation from worldly ties, emphasizing the title friend of God and the future mission of blessing all nations.

Abram Jon Wexy Brent Doris Noah Gail Gal Ishimed Christ God Clames Lipsalig Canton

Who Was Who Tales Of Wilder Perichole And Johnny Appleseed

Thornton Wilder links to Lima and a legend of Camille La Perichole in a fictional bridge tale set against Peru. The piece details La Perichole’s life, beauty marks, and romance with viceroy Amat, followed by a biographical note on Johnny Appleseed, born 1768 in Springfield Massachusetts, who spread apple trees westward and died near Fort Wayne in 1847.

Tien Thornton Wilder San Luie Rey Toan Lima Feru Camille la Perichole la Perichola Wilder Don Andres Peru Perichole Buch Jonahhan Coapman Pennsylvania Ohio Johnny Appleseed Springfield Masa Uarvard Virginia Ude Alleghanies Pittsburgh Hfe Fort Wayne Ind

Quote on wisdom and fault finding from Trench and Coleridge

A fragmented excerpt contrasts common sense with wisdom, noting fault finding as easy and praising merit and self-denial. It references Trench Coleridge and hints at a larger discussion titled Mecullan or Mecullian in a news context. The readable text is sparse and incomplete.

Coleridge

The Buffalo Nickel Not From One Blackfoot Chief

A Western Newspaper Union report states the Buffalo nickel was not modeled on Two Guns White Calf. Sculptor James Earle Fraser says he used three different chiefs as models, not a single Two Guns White Calf, and he never saw the Blackfoot leader. The profiles include Chief Iron Tail of the Sioux and Chief Two Moon of the Cheyennes, among others, with no sole origin linked to the buffalo image.

Ooup Glacier National Park Ives James Earle Frazer United States Treasury Frazer Hn Maeckfout Chiatlyon Tall Two Moong Union

Depaw the Orator and Statesman of the Republic

Chauncey Depaw stood out as an orator and after-dinner speaker while also serving as a prominent lawyer, bank director, and railway executive. He held two terms in the United States Senate and attended Republican national conventions from 1888 to 1924. In 1924 he was a delegate, but James prevented his attendance.

Depaw Chauncey Depaw United States Senate Jneas

Way to Restore That Lost Credit

A old editorial advises steps to rebuild credit after errors or mismanagement. Begin with meticulous ledgers of income and expenses, then buy on credit to create records. Present accounts to credit managers, request extended but cautious credit, and pay promptly to restore confidence. the process is worthwhile.

Lie Chicago Northwest Henry H. Heimann The American Magazine

Wasted Resources and Riches in Europe

In Europe, Romania’s natural wealth contrasts with widespread poverty, while Switzerland, Holland, and Denmark maintain high well being through smart resource use. The piece cites historical strife in Greece and notes Greece’s potential if managed well, with Morgan praising Switzerland’s forestry and landscapes as drivers of moderated, widespread well-being.

Europe Romania Switzerland Holland Denmark United States Greece Aa. H. Morgan Antioch (College

Relief Wanted Doctor Requests Longer Thermometer Use

A humorous note asks a doctor to ensure a wife keeps her mouth closed and her tongue placed properly for two minutes during temperature taking. A man named Mr Jones then inquires if there is a thermometer that takes longer.

Mr. Jones

Window washer fools with seer in quirky talk

A Seer proclaims insight while a window washer shrugs off mystic fame. The banter blurs lines between psychology and magic as bystanders react to the odd exchange.

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