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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1926
Page
7
The passage mentions Merida in Spain as ancient Lusitania’s capital with Roman ruins. It cites Trajan's bridge, a ruined castle, a triumphal arch, an aqueduct, a circus, and an amphitheater as remnants of the empire across the city.
A quoted maxim from the Boston Transcript asserts that a man’s true character is shown by how he acts under daily life pressures. The saying emphasizes integrity over appearances and public approval.
Classified snippet lists Notary Public Insurance and ADA Schnerer at 1538 Spruce Street Industrial from Bell Ithone 7-R, providing contact details.
Poultry experts outline weight standards for Leghorn hens at four pounds and heavier breeds at least five pounds combined with proper combs shanks talons and tail carriage. Advice covers pen composition per breed male to female ratios bedding space exercise green feed ventilation and egg handling to maximize production.
Guidance on preventing and treating chicken diseases in winter. Use Epsom salts for 100 birds, dilute in water, then apply indine aria 20 percent solution to eyes and nostrils, remove canker and sores, and paint with losine or sanitize. Keep visitors out and remove sick birds at first signs to prevent spread.
The article notes high costs from hen deaths in laying flocks. An author suggests a 1 percent monthly loss, or 12 percent yearly, based on flock size. It advises strict culling at the start of the laying year to keep only healthy hens through winter to limit losses.
A historical note states that laying pullet feed passes quickly through the digestive tract in under four hours. It advises liberal feeding late at night and early in the morning in winter to shorten the night and increase egg production.
A historical note urges gathering eggs at least twice daily, keeping nests clean and disinfected, providing dust baths, and removing weak birds with pale shriveled combs. It stresses constant access to oyster shell grit minerals and charcoal in dry mash, and states egg production depends on hen capacity and the rearing conditions.
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