Self-Control, Greatest Asset in Wilcox Essay
A Mother urges teaching self-control to girls and boys, arguing it is essential for divine power and personal success. The piece critiques indulgence in children, calls for early instruction, and cites the Bible on overcoming as key to growth toward the highest nature.
The Child Touches the Frivolous Woman's Heart
Rita confronts her husband Jim over his public life and the memory of their lost child Billie as their marriage ebbs. A chance meeting with Billie softens Rita but reveals deep rifts and a looming crisis in their relationship.
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Keeping Pallets Growing and Fattening Cockerels Fast
An article by Prof. Harry R. Lewis of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station outlines methods to maintain rapid, uniform growth in young stock from eight to twelve weeks old. It covers sex separation, environment, and nutrition, with specific rations for finishing cockerels destined for broilers or roasters, plus feeding practices and housing guidance.
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Harry R. Lewis
Department of Poultry Husbandry
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
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Plymouth Rocks
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White Aseel the ancient fighting fowl of Indian origin
The White Aseel is among the oldest fowls with historic mentions in the Institutes of Mena. It is highly combative, comes in varieties such as black and white, and influenced the creation of the White Cornish. In America it is kept for ornament, not for eggs or meat, due to poor laying and hard muscle. The White Aseel weighs five to six pounds, smaller than Cornish which tops eight to eleven pounds.
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U. S
Mena
B.C
India
Cornwall
England
Partak
America
Feeding pullets for profitable weight gain on free range
The article outlines pullet feeding different from cockerels focusing on long term development before cold weather. It recommends a mix of cracked grains and dry mash, with free range housing, green forage, shade, and large summer range to promote vigor, digestion, and cost savings.
There Are Dollars in Summer Eggs
Reese V. Hicks, head of the world’s largest poultry farm, tells readers how to get better egg yields from backyard flocks in hot weather. He will explain economical methods to overcome heat, choose summer laying breeds, and how to feed and care for hens.
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Reese V. Hicks
International
I. C
G. M. Burr
Meshoppen
Frank Borton
Elba
N. Y
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