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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1932
Page
8
Practical guidance on feeding and housing breeding stock to improve egg hatchability. Advocates free range with sun exposure, green feed such as alfalfa hay and soy leaf meal in mash, and ample calcium from oyster shell. Recommends yellow corn and cod liver oil supplementation where sunlight is scarce. notes Missouri conditions and seasonal adjustments.
Farm experts promote milk in poultry feed as a cheap nutrient source. If liquid milk is available, it lowers protein needs. when unavailable, a specific mash and grain mix is advised including ground yellow corn, ground wheat, ground oats, dried milk, meat scraps and salt, plus cracked corn, wheat, and oats or barley in grain. A moist mash in summer boosts appetite and production.
A Barred Plymouth Rock pullet in the Pennsylvania State College flock produced 801 eggs in her first year. W. R. Callenbach reports the hen started laying September 16, 1930 at 168 days old, averaging 25 ounces per dozen. Four sisters laid over 200 eggs. their totals were 210 244 202 and 264 eggs. The dam laid 227 eggs in year one and 165 in year two.
We learn that protein levels before ten weeks influence chick maturity and feed efficiency, while rough handling harms egg quality. Research from several colleges shows young chicks gain faster and with less feed. excessive grain for nonlaying hens is wasteful. Crowding and lack of green feed reduce health. diseases rise with stress. Pennsylvanian poultry output reached 42.787 million dollars with 1.7 billion eggs produced, surpassing Ohio.
Lesson details Jesus' dialogue with Nicodemus about the necessity and mystery of the new birth. It explains spiritual rebirth as essential to entering God's kingdom, contrasts fleshly nature with the heavenly, and outlines Christ's atonement as the ground and gift of salvation for whosoever believes.
A fragment quotes Henry Ward Beecher on work and worry, arguing that concern, not rebellion, wears down a person or system. The emphasis remains on the erosion caused by worry rather than revolutionary action.
A faith article urges believers to trust the Holy Spirit as they face trials. It emphasizes patient persistence, disciplined steps, and confidence that divine guidance will lead to progress despite obstacles. The piece reinforces daily worship as a source of strength and direction.
When teething makes a baby fussy, ensure regular bowel action with Castoria a pure vegetable remedy. It loosens stools gently and calms colic in infants and children, containing no harsh drugs or narcotics. Always obtain genuine Castoria with the name Castoria.
Fragment from an old newspaper page mentions a child and a sister in a scene of dressing up, with unclear actions. The readable text is chaotic, but hints at a domestic or theatrical moment rather than a clear event. No identifiable people, dates, or places are confirmed.
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