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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1925

Page

7

Hens Favor Potatoes Apples and Green Feed in Rations

Raw potatoes and apples are relished by hens along with greens while a balanced dry mash supports egg production. Clover and Swiss chard leaves supplement pasture as hens prefer tender greens but avoid tough leaves.

Double Goitre Relieved After 14 Years Growth

Pennsylvania woman describes relief from choking and nervous symptoms after three days using Sorbol Quad ruple T. Sorbel Company of Mechanicsburg Ohio markets the remedy. Moyer's Drug Store in Lititz locally sells it. Administrators notice for Isaac TH. Graybill estate in Lititz asks debts and claims to be presented for settlement to G. G. Diehm as administrator.

Pennsylvania Chas. Harky Grant St Sickshinny Sorbel Company Mechanicsburg Ohio Moyer’s. Drug

Executors Notice in the Estate of William Yost

Letters testamentary granted to Rufus Y. Greenly and Albert Y. Greenly executors require all six creditors to present their claims for settlement to Albert Y. Greenly at Talmage Pennsylvania without delay. Estate administrator contact Rufus Y. Greenly also listed.

William Yost Warwick Township Lane. Co Dee Albert Y. Greenly Talmage Rufus Y. Greenly

Poultry Feed Study Finds Pea Meal and Sour Skim Milk Superior

A three year feeding trial at Tahoe Aprichtural College shows pens fed 20 percent pea meal and sour skim milk produced higher egg numbers and profits. Hatchers averaged 181.2 eggs per pen with 14 cent feed cost, and eggs ranged 22 to 28 ounces in weight with 44 percent 24 to 28 ounces.

Poulley Tahoe Aprichtural College Pete Neal

Undersized Pullet Drives Egg Production Expert Advice

University of Wisconsin poultry expert J. G. Halpin warns that undersized pullets hinder egg production and gains depend on proper hatched age and feeding. He compares flock management to cattle herds, noting that same feed can yield profits or losses based on chick quality and timing.

J. G. Halpin University of Wisconsin Poultry Department Moother Ryan

King Hans Cure Mer Vo Shop Weis Brite Eretitie

Garbled text appears to describe feeding hogs and chickens with oyster shells and meat foods. No clear people, places, or events are discernible to form a factual summary.

Discovery of a cancer germ claims by two London scientists

The report notes a debated cancer germ claim by Barnard and Gye tested with ultra microscopic methods. It cites Rockefeller Institute work by Roy and the concept of a filterable germ, stressing need for positive proof and independent verification before acceptance.

London Ohpeare Dtut Brrnard Dorter Auann Roys Rockefeller Institute Rous Mr. Barnard Dodac Gye

Cleft Palate and Hare Lip Hope Through Surgery

A 1925 Western Newspaper Union piece counsels mothers not to blame themselves for cleft palate or hare lip and praises early surgical repair that unites facial bones. It recalls past fatal outcomes and notes horsehair sutures and modern methods can restore a normal face.

She¢A Uniem

Jerry Turbot Entland Psych Ward Patient Suffering Shell Shock

A World War I veteran known as Jerry Turbot Entland is described as suffering shell shock after long illness. He reportedly recovered health but lost memory of his own figure and family. Under mental treatment in Los Angeles he claimed his father was Dichois and his mother Northen with a possible alternate name Peter Macula.

Jerry Turbot Los Angeles Tarbot Dichois Northen Peter Macula

Pulitzer Race Pilot Bettis Flies Mitchelfield Event

Lieut Cyrus Bettis piloted a specially prepared racer in the Pulitzer races held in Mitchelfield New York from October 8 to 10.

Cyrus Bettis Mitchelfield New York

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Jai C. M. Snavely Fall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Obto Long & Co Lititz, PA Long’s Pressing Parlor Doster Roy H. Long N. S. Myers Notary Public Seriveau Res Cedar BT Isaac TH. Graybill Lititz G. G. Diehm Amer’s Wm. Amer Hans Mer Lititz Record Lititz, Pennsylvania DE Frederick RE Ae Eeun HEA IS Jerry John Pulitzer Cosget Senator Robinson and Family Arthur R. Robinson Jackson Indiana United States Samuel M. Ralston Catherine Robinson Rubinson Ray Robinson Georges Therault Weronauties Washington Lord Spencer Oliver M. Spencer Chicago St. Ausepl Chelsea Naval Hospital G. Kile A. 8 Lira A. Geier
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