Poultry Culling Boosts Egg Production and Profit Says OSU Expert
Northwestern Ohio poultrymen show culling from hatch to lay improves per bird production and profits. 86 of 78 producers earned less than average profit, while seven surpassed two dollars per bird with 17 eggs per bird yearly, highlighting consumer vigor and early laying pullets as key factors.
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Marin
P. J. Yambro
Ohio State University
Ohio
In- Alente
Dallas
Poultrymen Track Hen Laying Decline and Price Drop
A New York College of Agriculture report notes hens stop laying around 40 percent amid feed costs and improper coat growth. Leghorn prices have fallen about four cents per pound since October, while overall poultry profits stay stressed.
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New York College of Agriculture
Wise Poultryman Will Watch for Coccidiosis
Wise poultryman warns about coccidiosis a bloody poultry disease in young stock four to twelve weeks old. Parasite enters via contaminated feed and soil causing intestinal damage and liver invasion. Prevention rests on housing chicks on fresh ground prior to exposure and avoiding contaminated litter.
Capona Caponizing Gains Interest in Poultry Keeping
A University of New Hampshire report notes caponizing as increasingly popular for poultry care. Suitable for birds weighing one half to two pounds, the practice prepares cockerels for Christening hottings, with many state colleges offering free bulletins on caponizing.
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University of New Trampshire
Tate
Egg Incubation Temperatures for Hatching Bees
The text explains egg incubation in hens during brood care and the effects of temperatures on incubation. It notes that eggs remain within the hen at about 100 to 107 degrees and that if the chick leaves the nest, incubation can continue outside at lower temperatures.
Some Missionary Adventures and Hardships in Bible Lessons
A lesson text outlines Paul and Barnabas preaching at Iconium and facing opposition, mirroring missionary hardship and divine aid. It covers their preaching method, reactions, threats, miracles, and the fledgling church organization set in place in Lystra and Derby, including elder appointments and ongoing field work.
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Howden
Thelra
Finnvon
Paul and
Barnabas
Iconium
Antioch
Chrisian
Uhoek Prenvhitay
Speci
Paul
Lystra
Derby
Goda
Christ
Barnabas Jupiter
Paul Mercuriae
Eilet Bhenker
Jupiter
Jesus Christ
Man Graha
Phil
Heaven
Wickenddows
Teo- Muud
Pan
Christ's Coming Implies Sorrow and Joy at Service
A reflective note by J. Stuart Holden contemplates Christ's expected return. The speaker laments worldly singing and church disillusion, urging faithful devotion though tears accompany hopeful anticipation at worship.
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J. Stuart Holden
Our Rewards We Are Townrpon Motives and Beauty
A terse quotation attributed to F B Meyer reflects on sincerity and beauty of motives, asserting a townrpon stance that values intrinsic reward over external results rather than recording achievements.
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Meyer
Slow to Change Names of Cities
An editorial reflection on how nations rename capitals and cities, noting examples from Stamboul to Constantinople and Oslo to Christiania, while praising the United States for preserving established place names. It argues against wholesale renaming in favor of historical continuity and asks other nations to keep their city names unchanged.
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Golden Horn
Constantinople
Byzantium
St. Petersburg
Petrograd
New Orleans
Thomas Jefferson
St. Augustine
Andrew Jackson
New Amsterdam
New York
North Dakota
Sauerkraut
Jenat
Bismarck
Liberty
New York Herald Tribune
Looking to Alaska for Supply of Pencil Wood
The industry seeks Alaska cedar and other woods to supply pencil making. Cedar must be soft light strong straight and defect free with older trees prized for heartwood. Myrtle wood from the netfle coast is light straight grained well scented and color good, offering a potential substitute.
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Alaska
Northwest
Yenra
Mice Breed Club Holds Monthly Meetings in London
Pets of Mice London runs a club for breeders who meet monthly to discuss mice worth exhibiting. Up to a hundred mice appear at gatherings as enthusiasts praise beauty. The champion mouse features a broad skull tulip ears beady eyes and a long tail. Colors include chocolate white blue black or silver with new Cuns in two colors. Yellow is the wider color while top color varies. Uncle Alb notes expansion of waists as a common concern.
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London
Astrology's hold on eastern mind persists through ages
The essay traces astrology from ancient Chaldea to its waning in the West after Copernicus and the Renaissance, while noting its enduring grip in the East. It cites Daniel's role, the Magi, and the star of Bethlehem, and attributes East's sustained influence to religious reform and vast adherents in the region.
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Europe
Copernicus
Luther
Egypt
India
China
Chaldea
Daniel
Nebuchadnezzar Bs
Bethlehem
Chaldean
Shinar
Early to Bed and Discretion About Sleep
A reflective line on how true sophistication does not mean sacrificing sleep. It reframes discretion as prioritizing rest over restless pursuits of status. The aphorism suggests restraint improves judgment, opposing the notion that constant hustle signals refinement.
Lion hunting from airplanes sparks conservation debate in Africa
Hunters use airplanes to pursue lions across vast game country raising alarms among zoologists and conservationists. They warn such cross country air hunts threaten extinction and disrupt ecological balance, with extermination only allowed in populated districts where lions threaten people or livestock.
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Africa
Election Bet Echoes Treasury Woes From Chicago
Former Mayor Thompson tells a Chicago reporter about the citys empty treasury. He notes the condition as unique and compares it to a hatter's buying line, where a buyer insists on a finer quality yet the hatter claims the line is superior.
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Thompson
Chicago
Detroit Free Press
Cynic Carves Heart and Dollar Mark in Tree Bark
A fragment from a humor page shows a dialogue where a cynic notes a tree bearing carved initials a heart and a dollar sign. The exchange hints at a playful or satirical moment about love and money.
Writing a Two Poem by Analytical Mind
A brief note on how a methodical approach helps tackle a two poem task. It suggests that pure analysis aids structure but poetry needs intuitive rhythm and imagination beyond calculation. The piece hints at balancing logic with creative impulse in literary effort.
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