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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
7
Farmers urged to contract with city households to ship fresh eggs by parcel post throughout the year. With eggs scarce now, farmers can sell to winter customers and adjust prices as markets shift, followed by expanding to other goods via parcel post.
Local market lists fresh and cured meats sausage poultry dairy and produce including butter eggs honey and vegetables for shoppers seeking seasonal goods and savory staples.
Hon. Leonard Rhone argues 1918 Underwood tariff frees milk and cream, threatening farmer incomes. He details U.S. condensed milk production, raw milk costs, and how lower duties would force price cuts, harming farmers while foreign producers gain market share.
The greatest foot and mouth outbreak this country has known is now under control though new cases may appear in infected areas. Quarantines are being relaxed as districts prove clean, with federal and state authorities coordinating to resume trade. Lessons urge prompt reporting, stronger emergency veterinary corps, and flexible quarantine rules to prevent future delays.
A tense patron at a restaurant waits thirty minutes for his dinner. He demands cheese and a beverage, then asks the waiter to send a postal card while the waiter is away. The exchange hints at impatience and comic miscommunication.
Under Secretary N B Critchfield the State issues a bulletin to help farmers assess fertilizer value. It lists constituents and labels, notes nitrogen forms and dissolution rates, and cites 751 analyzed samples from 2 094 submitted. The aim is to aid buyers and curb high charges for low grade materials like peat and garbage tankage.
Secretary of agriculture David F. Houston argues in his annual report that the cure for rising food costs lies in boosting production per acre rather than per person. He notes declines in cattle sheep and hog numbers from 1899 to 1909 while population rose, and says meat production has not kept pace with population growth.
Guineas pair when kept in both sexes. The hen emits a shrill Come back cry while the larger quiet male calls Tick tick. Two types white and pearl. crossing may yield grouse like meat. They lay from April through summer, hide nests, often share nests, and sprint for insects rather than scratch like hens.
It is best to set the guinea eggs under hens in a deep box as the little ones run away when hatched. They must be fed soon after hatching. The guinea egg holds a fine flavor.
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