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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1895
Page
3
A 1900s poultry note stresses early hatched chicks as valuable stock and urges careful selection of strong breeding stock. It highlights importance of exercise and green foods, raw beef for nutrition, and bone meals, comparing ground and cut bone while detailing daily bone allowances for hens.
It explains selecting mate pairing for Mammoth Bronze turkeys to balance size and plumage brilliance, advising to keep breeding birds large with good color and to cull undersized dull stock. It warns against salt misperceptions, noting salt aids blood and health and should be included in soft feed in human-like amounts to prevent excess intake.
Remedy claims permanent relief from all headaches and habitual sickness. It also says to cure habitual constipation by toning the bowels. Available in Lange bottles for fifty cents at local druggists Tom E. Hildebrand, Indiana. Wm. L Moore, Homer City. Milt G. Miller, Blairsville.
A Wisconsin agricultural note recalls an eight-pen, ten-foot room experiment comparing eight chicken varieties to test winter laying performance. S.C. Brown Leghorn pullets excelled, while Light Brahmas and Langshans were close behind. Advice covers egg storage, breeding pen design, feeding, and nest construction for turkeys and hens, emphasizing proper light, warmth, and fresh eggs for winter prices.
Pennsylvania Railroad timetable lists Blairsville to Saltsburg Paulton Allegheny Junction Freeport Springdale and Allegheny City trains at 8 05 11 00 am and 7 00 pm on weekdays with Butler Branch departures 8 05 10 00 am Also Blairsville Intersection to Pittsburgh trips 5 33 7 45 10 11 am 1 27 4 23 6 10 pm Sundays 5 33 10 11 am 4 28 6 10 pm Details via Thomas E Watt Western District Pittsburgh address with signatures of H M Prevost and J R Wood.
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