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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
6
The article notes an act by the Pennsylvania legislature imposing a fine of 67 cents or 24 hours in the house of correction for blasphemy or profaning Almighty God, with an amendment making curses or oaths liable to penalties of extra detention. It references a sentence about public embarrassment from a Chicago Tribune anecdote.
A traveler's passport mix up leads to confusion as a clerk admits a clerical error. The dialogue hints at mistaken personal details while the traveler seeks correction before departing for the Riviera.
A Yellowstone National Park geyser in Wyoming is described as among the world’s largest. It has shot a water column from 200 to 300 feet high.
An old agricultural note argues green feed rivals mash and grains for poultry nutrition. It recommends sprouted oats when convenient, root crops like mangels and beets as substitutes, and regular daily access to greens. It warns cooked roots lose some value and suggests chopping for even access.
Very important for proper pullet development that they be kept separate from old birds. Immature pullets require lighting to offset short days and protection from the cold. Use lantern lighting if electricity is unavailable, and feed grain before roosting with lights on from eight to nine. Late pullets not grown by December should be used for food. fully grown nonlaying pullets should be kept for next year as breeders if not trunked.
Ohio State University poultrymen urge farmers to keep visitors away from the poultry house to prevent spread of chickenpox and other poultry diseases. They advise marking sick birds, culling weak stock, ventilating houses, providing complete rations with minerals and vitamins, and nightly checks for health.
Advice on monitoring fowl health through daily droppings to detect digestive issues. Notes that looseness, indigestion from over feeding, or excessive grain can signal problems. Emphasizes immediate attention to any marked changes in droppings to prevent illness.
In Connemara Moglishman seeks directions to Letterfrack from an Irish peat cutter. The roads are so intricate that the Irishman quips he would not start from here if he were the one going to Letterfrack. The remark evokes a playful regional travel joke from New Outlook.
Fragmentary quotation extols life's chances to love and to work, urging gratitude for opportunities. The text references personal motivation and a philosophical outlook, with a focus on meaningful effort and fulfillment.
Quote from El Paso Herald notes that everyone has capacity for appreciation but many squander it on themselves.
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