Poultry Feeds and Supplies Advertised in 1912 VT Listing
A dense OCR listing from John L. Peifer on Spruce Street in JTNZ, VT promotes poultry feeds and related supplies. It mentions Garden Spot Laying Mash, Garden Spot Feed, Baby Chick Feed, and various supplements like grit, shells, and vitamins. The ad touts products for hens, chicks, and fowls and notes prices and bulk offerings.
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Penn’s
Yuby
Furnlta
Poultry Slaughter Regulations Warn Delay Before Killing
A disrupted early 20th century notice outlines poultry slaughter rules advising against feeding 18 to 24 hours before kill. It instructs proper stun and neck vein cutting technique, under agriculture department supervision, to ensure humane handling and prevent stress before processing.
Fragmented Instructions on Poultry Dressing and Storage
The text gives disjointed steps for feather removal, scalding, and gutting of fowls. It mentions hanging birds, chilling water temperature, and final handling before packing, with numerous misspellings and unclear sequence. The fragmentary guidance implies careful skin handling, but many specifics are unreadable.
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Tee
Teaching Chicks to Roost and Brooding Practices
A United States Department of Agriculture note discusses teaching chicks to roost by 12 weeks, using perches, and housing strategies to reduce wing pulling. It suggests roost placement at 4-5 weeks to encourage stronger chicks to use roosts while weaker stay near the brooder.
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United States Department of Agricultur
Alrieadt
Farm Advice on Poultry Care and Pest Control
The text advises on managing poultry and general farm welfare. It stresses keeping birds well fed but not overfed, maintaining clean, uncrowded housing, and avoiding crowding. It notes the difficulty of finding certain pests or targets, urging quick extermination when located.
World traveler Wettlerg completes global trip
A man named Wettlerg returns to New York after a globe spanning journey that began with one cent in his pocket. He traveled through Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and America, ending with a stop at the White House to report to the President about his world trek.
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Wettlerg
New York
Asia
Africa
Australia
United States
Wetilerg
White House
Dome
Worth Knowing and Oddities From World and Work
A collage of curious notes mentions guiding occupations attracting many young women in Siam, American pipelines fueling global trade, and a 1920 find of a high grade felispár mine near Ottawa. It recalls Tylipnol shamans, bees and honey habits, lifeboat eggs, Mary Lyon birth anniversary, and a Turk-killing feather prohibition phrase.
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Guide
Siam
America
Pene Ottawa
Cinida
Cearly
Tylipnol
Rhem
Mary Lyon
Met Holyoke Rollere
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Bracsiere
Neuro Hygienic-Fashion Institute
East 16Th Sr
John L. Peifer
Spruce Street
JTNZ
Ind
Plone
Ranenge
Lipach
W. We Appel & Son
Queen St
Lancaster, Penna
Pamaytien
Onal
Ives & Odler
Row
O. B
Toledo
Frank
B. Burkholder
Prop
Lititz, Pa
HM Loaves Rocer
Pere Saas
Nyasa
Jak Cord
Br. Miles
Vieree
Pierce
M. Kemror
Jefferson St
Wie
Poulta
Walter
Cilias
Billie
Capone
Mee
Albany
Hudson
Mississippa River
Faudsog Rivees
Free State
Ireland
St. Germvals
Paris
Dmir
Killive Opty Pers
Ministry
Ramscare Corporation
Hawe Bamagere
London