Rout Make Hens Prove What They Can Do
Harmason Poultryman advises evaluating flock performance before culling. Start six weeks prior, feeding a standard ration of chopped corn, bran, shorts, ground barley, meat scraps, and milk for half the meat to reveal each hen’s laying potential under proper conditions. Healthy, active birds with clear eyes and robust bodies indicate vigor and laying capacity.
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Harmason Poultryman
Colorado
Aren Gollega
WIU
Serviau
Poultry Advice Against Confining Chicks Early
New Jersey Experiment Station poultry specialist J C Waylor says confinement should be avoided unless forced. Professor Taylor urges rye brooders, ample air and water, clean feed, and controlled chick numbers to prevent disease. Early ground exposure advised. if ground is unsanitary, confinement may be used with precautions. American agriculturist notes guidance.
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J. C. Waylor
New Jersey
Tuy
Taylor
Cain
Amer+ dean Agriculturist
Breeding Toms and Hens for Strong Turkey Poults
Healthy toms and vigorous hens ensure strong poults. Use mature yearling or two year old hens for breeders to yield larger eggs and better vitality. Young hens can work with old toms but pair only one tom per group in a well ventilated pen with mixed grains grit oyster shell and ample fresh water. rotate toms as needed.
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Turkey
Poultry Tuberculosis and Culling Guidelines from North Dakota Extension
F B Moore of North Dakota Agricultural College notes that infected birds should be removed within a year and that, when TB is absent, hens with strong breeding traits should be kept as long as they prove productive. The standard is to test and cull rigidly, using breeder performance as the measure of value. Dakota Farmer.
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F. B. Moore
North Dakota Agricultural College
Dakota Farner
Confinement Not Advised for Poultry Raising
The Ohio Agricultural Station notes confinement has been shown workable by experts but not recommended for farmers without prior severe disease issues or when a clean, convenient range is available. It states confinement offers no clear advantages and warns of complications from contaminated range.
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Ohio
Moard
Dalryman
Poultry Club Members Plan to Rate 26000 Pheasants in New York
Poultry Facts says 4-41 club members in New York state aim to rate 26 000 pheasants this year. Different breeds do not yield a standard product and high egg yield or disease resistance is best achieved by broodings from strong, unrelated birds and by feeding with good feed and methods.
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New York State
Moses and the Death of a Leader in Biblical Context
A devotional piece centers Moses as a faithful servant who dies on Nebo after viewing the Promised Land. It reflects on his unfinished task, divine justice and mercy, and his enduring legacy as a prophet, lawgiver, and leader of Israel, concluding with an encomium on his near-unparalleled role in scripture.
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Biinta
Moses
Ganaan
God
Meribah
Vision
Mount Pisgah
Nebo
Christ
Pamely
Jerusalem
Israh
Beccause
Pithy Pick-Ups on Character and Consideration
A brief moral note asserts home as the first school of character and highlights consideration as a path to compassionate men. It contrasts good morals with manners and cites a concise definition of common sense as putting two and two together.
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Goselp
Gran Chaco Land of Death Amid Regional Rivalry and Insect Dread
British explorer Julian Duguid portrays the Gran Chaco as a vast damp region between the Paraguay and Pilcomayo rivers. The land hosts fierce insects, venomous snakes, jaguars, and carnivorous fish, with climate and jungles rich in quebracho bark tannin. Paraguay and Bolivia have long contested control since 1870, seeking the resource-laden territory.
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Bolivia
Paraguay
Argentina
South America
Gran Chaco
Paer- Aguay
Pilcomayo
Julian Duguid
Byalitvin
Faraguay
Chaco
Tine Magazine
Bermuda Is Not Coral Says Beebe Book Accuses Coral Theory
A Beebe book argues Bermuda is not coral and describes Bermuda as a peak of a long extinct volcano rather than a coral atoll. The text notes Beebe’s view that living coral forms are limited to submerged reefs and that Bermudas are a volcanic remnant rather than coral structures.
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Bermudas
William Beebe
Nonsuch
Bermuda
Doctor Beebe
Seagull Receives First Artificial Leg in Gull Family
A seagull in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan was fitted with an artificial leg after breaking its leg. Dr D B Allen, a local veterinarian, performed the operation with a leather socket by Alphonse Scozzafave, a shoemaker, and used a chicken bone as the leg.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
D. B. Allen
Sault
Alphonse’ Scozzafave
Allen
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