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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
7
A veteran poultryman urges visible premises and customer tours to prove cleanliness and quality. He advises a striking trademark on all packaging and correspondence as a trust badge. Maintain customer relations by knowing preferences and sourcing special items when needed for loyalty.
A historic catalog of home poultry remedies warns prevention is better than cure and lists early treatment steps for bumble-foot canker catarrh and other ailments. Remedies include iodine for bumble-foot salt for canker quinine for colds and t he use of liniments turpentine and various tonics with instructions for dosage and frequency.
Halpin outlines diverse feed categories for livestock and poultry. Winter eggs require balanced rations including whole grains such as corn wheat oats or barley. Mill feed provides bran middlings gluten feed malt sprouts. Animal feed uses skim milk meat scrap green bone waste meat dry bone blood. Green feed includes cabbage mangels mitabagas carrots sprouted oats clover alfalfa. Mineral feed covers oyster shells grit charcoal. Plenty of fresh water.
Instructions prescribe mixtures of turpentine and oils to treat pip, rattling in the throat, and other fowl ailments. Remedies include vaseline on the tongue, a nut-sized pill of butter and aloes, vinegar and water for throat rattling, turpentine and oil in drops, kerosene lard ointment for scaly legs, carbolic acid in glycerin, and bromide of potassium in water for sore head. Emphasizes warm water wash with carbolic soap before applying leg ointments.
Farmers explore incubators, noting earlier chick emergence and year round egg setting. Incubators save labor, protect chicks from lice and predators, enable rapid flock expansion, and boost profits by maintaining laying after hatching. Advocacy urges practice, temperature checks, and breeding for fertile eggs, with tips to obtain purebred stock and request catalogs.
A New York World article explains hemophilia or bleeder syndrome, where missing Abrinogen hinders clotting. It describes how normal clots form like solder sealing a pipe, how arteries contract to stop bleeding, and how serum and cells rebuild tissue, eventually leaving a thin scar.
A London cor The piece explains there is no general right for commoners to meet the king personally. Access is ceremonial via the speaker for Commons, while Lords meet the monarch personally. The article notes privilege lies with the crown and speaker, and not every member can demand a private audience. It also mentions privi lege for Lords and the speaker's role in necessary interviews.
A collection of brief quotes and snippets from early American newspapers. It includes Popular Mechanics on the heat of a match and melting filings, a Boston Transcript note about editors, Buffalo Express dialogue about fortune tellers, and a Washington Star exchange on hymn poetry.
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