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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
7
A vintage ad urges readers to prevent health decline with Gude's Pepto Mangan, claiming it restores strength and vitality when feeling run down. It notes thirty years of use, popular with the medical profession, and availability in liquid and tablet forms from druggists. Also mentions Marietta dairymen cutting milk price to eight cents.
An Indianapolis News item notes children debating Santa’s travel, with one precocious girl questioning how Santa could ride in an airplane. The exchange reflects a modern twist on traditional holiday lore during a Prospect branch library event.
Practical advice for barnyard poultry feeding stresses no fixed rule. Feed a morning grain portion, offer all they will eat in the afternoon, and avoid grain in litter at noon. Use two thirds grain to mashed portions, adjust with heavy laying, provide green forage or succulents when possible, and supply grit and oyster shell for digestion and egg shell needs.
United States Department of Agriculture suggests profitable goose farming, especially in Molons where geese are fattened for cities. Geese require gentle handling, can be housed individually to prevent ganders fighting, and gander to goose mating ratios of 1 to 4 yield best results. A flock of four to twenty five geese is typical, with a fair average of ten geese per pair. Free grazing on grass or stubble aids growth, Emden and Toulouse varieties breed and stock in their first year, though mature adult stock performs best after 12 months. Females remain productive until eight to ten years, ganders until six to seven. yearling ganders often used for breeding.
There is strong demand for milked poultry and eggs and the price buyers pay hinges on quality. Well‑fleshed, tender chickens fetch top prices while poor stock sells for whatever it earns. The farmer who denies poultry profits is often the one who raises the fatter kind.
A farmer notes feeding routine for chickens prior to night roosting. Feed a portion before sleep, a third of the daily amount in the morning, with the rest in the afternoon. Ensure mash is placed in a clean hopper kept constant to prevent dirt and scratching by the birds.
Market quotations by wireless photograph of Alexander Graban Bell taken at Miss Florida where he celebrated his seventy fifth birthday at the residence of his daughter Mrs David Fairchild of Cocoanut Grove. Mrs Fairchild has public edntress that the famous inventor never would have a telephone near his study and hence there is no telephone in the Fairchild home.
Princess Tatabara Kim, daughter of the sultan of Sulu, is nineteen and has been a student at the University of Tincis. She has been visiting Seattle Washington and Invaginra and Hinv ds on her way back to her homeland.
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