25 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1930
Page
1
Julia Bottomley reports a polka dot revival shaping spring and summer fashion. Covert cloth suits in greens blues and browns lead the trend, with dotted fabrics, navy silks, and collarless jackets. A princess silhouette dress for girls features dot patterns and cape-shoulder lines.
New York State College of Agriculture advises growing chicks need vitamins A B and D for rapid growth and disease resistance. Feed yellow corn, leafy greens, cod liver oil and milk. ensure sunlight exposure, fresh cod liver oil, and proper mixing of oil into mash during early spring rearing.
Chicks destined for broilers or roasters are raised like other chicks until final fattening. Growing mashes and hard grains build stout frames, with many formulas used by poultrymen. Broilers sell at eight to twelve weeks, and in the last ten to twelve days receive a fattening ration rich in bran meal. Milk additions improve product quality.
Birds with direct sunlight generally lay eggs with higher hatchability due to vitamin D produced by sun exposure. Cod liver oil is used when sunshine isn’t available, though experiments haven’t proved it as effective. Hatcheries also rely on alfalfa or clover hay and glass substitutes in hen houses to improve outdoor conditions and vitamin supply.
Avoid cold nests and eyes. Let a hen warm the nest first before adding eggs that have warmed in a room. Use a sod piece four inches thick, grass side down, to hold heat and retain moisture. Create a shallow dirt hollow, add a layer of chaff or short straw, and place the eggs in the hollow.
Henderson, a poultry extension specialist at South Dakota State College, notes bacillary white diarrhea and coccidiasis spread via the chick's mouth and digestive tract. Hopper feeding, rather than feeding mash and grain in litter, may best prevent these diseases. Start with clean newspapers for the first feeds, then use hoppers or boxes for later feedings.
Mrs F H Walkinshaw of 2201 P Street Lincoln Nebraska swears by Dr Pierce’s medicines saying for six years she has used Favorite Prescription to lift strength and health. She notes the family uses the remedies and endorses Favorite Prescription for weak women. She invites readers to request a trial packet from Dr Pierce’s Clinic Buffalo NY.
Governor Young comments on California marriage law aimed at delaying impulse marriages. He notes its wider reach amid high living costs and the Jim Harris type. Claudia reveals wedding plans with her father paying the honeymoon. Jim worries about life after marriage.
Study lists cost estimates by crossing class. Class A shows 1 972 crossings at 21 810 000 dollars to eliminate. Class B lists 2 545 crossings costing 16 760 000 dollars. Class C covers 2 984 crossings with 155 825 000 dollars required.
A joking exchange frames a bachelor asking why one carries a mortgage. The response from a married man notes he cannot lift it, prompting reflections from a Wisconsin agriculturalist and farmer. Byron hints at justice for all as a closing thought.
A fragment hints at a wealthy individual who remains self focused on simple pleasures and personal comforts rather than sport or public image, suggesting a contrast between wealth and personal taste.
A Los Angeles woman Margaret Belden tells of recovering happiness and fitness by rest and Nujol, promoting a natural internal lubrication product for personal well being. The ad urges men to seek companionship and fitness, featuring tennis and swimming triumphs as proof of lifestyle benefits.
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