PAYS TO PRODUCE EGGS OF QUALITY IN POULTRY
Extension poultryman O Ufford of Colorado Agricultural College urges poultrymen to feed cleanly to raise high quality eggs. He emphasizes the role of wood mash and ground seeds, access to clean water, green feed in moderation, and minerals for efficient production. He notes that animal proteins from meat or offal boost egg protein and advises budgeting space for flocks.
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O. ©. Ufford
Colorado Agricultural College
Inc
Colorado
Dirty litter threatens flock health in poultry operations
The article argues dirty litter endangers chicks by inviting disease and parasites like coccidiosis. It warns that workers may feed crushed grain into dirty litter, causing birds to ingest waste and pathogens. It urges finding methods to keep chicks from eating litter and to improve litter cleanliness despite persistent intestinal issues.
Proper Ration For Profitable Egg Production
Proper ration if you are to get eggs in sufficient numbers to be profitable, the layers must have animal proteins in their food, such as are supplied in a good laying mash. It cannot be done with grain alone, they will lay for a little while on grain but they are using up their body reserves to do it. When this body reserve is gone the laying period finishes. If their bodies were well nourished with a well balanced ration, they will last longer to lay than a flock that was poorly fed, but this body reserve will have to be built up again before laying birds will lay again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liege
Poultry Tips From Extension Expert on Egg Declines
Minnesota university extension poultry specialist Miss Cara Cooke notes late summer egg declines can stem from red mites and lice. She urges cull and feed mindfully, estimates two ounces of grain and three ounces of soft mash per day, and discusses brooders capacity for fall pullets and chick supply.
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Mitch
Miss Cara Cooke
Minnesota University Farm
Nyarnga
Scotland Yard A History From Royal Home To Police HQ
Scotland Yard grew from a royal residence at Great Scotland Yard in Whitehall to the London Metropolitan Police headquarters. It housed kings and dignitaries, then figures such as Cromwell's secretary, Wren and Vanbrugh, and later Marshalsea court before Sir Robert Peel established the police force. In 1800 the headquarters moved to New Scotland Yard along the Thames embankment near Westminster Bridge, designed by Richard Norman Shaw. The old name endures in common usage for the police, despite the move.
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Scotland Yard
Royal Home
Pollea
London
Great Scotland Yard
Whitehall
Margaret Queen of Scots
Henry VIII
James TV
Woddeweld
Elizabeth
Interulm
John Millon
Oliver Cromwell
Bean Hidding
John Denham
Inigo Jones
Christopher Wren
John Vanburgh
Marshalsea Court
Robert Peel
New
Thames Embankment
Westminster Bridge
Richeard Norman Shaw
Biscuit Praise Sparks Kitchen Car Talk
Diner-Waller praise biscuits describe them as excellent and tender mentioning a wife’s version. Walter-Oh corrects the dish by noting the cellophane wrapping was not removed.
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Waller
Walter
Evil Eye Science Sparks Debate Across Bodies and Eyes
An article reports on Dr. Otto Rahn of Cornell claiming human radiation from the eyes can affect yeast cells and that eye function may be electrical rather than visual. It notes Viennese inventor Gartleruber's device allegedly enabling reading by heightened bodily charge and public demonstrations of reading differences in light intensity.
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Otto Rahn
Cornell University
Joseph Gartleruber
Saya Verr Gartleruber
Verr Gartleruber
Tea Long in Use Across Centuries
A brief note traces tea use to ancient times with Chin Nong, a Chinese poet and philosopher, credited with discovering tea as a beverage around 27 B C, highlighting its long historical roots.
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Chin Nong
Tinying Fist
Just So Senator Speech Mottle At Lotisville Courier
A brief item notes the senator’s terse speaking style as the Lotisville Courier discusses how his oratory fits the moment. The column comments on phrases and cadence, highlighting economy and cadence in public remarks.
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Lotisville
Dr Caldwell syrup pepsin touted for health and vitality
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a daily laxative tonic to prevent bilious headaches and constipation. It claims youthful vigor from a lively liver and active bowels, urges use for children, and warns against harsh laxatives while noting a distant reference to a no-toed horse extinction.
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Dr. Caldwell
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