Poultry Advice on Growing Little Chicks to Market Weight
Poultryman N. D. Chapman notes many chicks grow poorly when allowed to range with mothers confined in coops. He cites statistics showing low weights at market and urges regular feeding, grit, coal in hoppers, clean coops, vermin control, and fattening on ground feed and skim milk before sale.
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N. D
Chapman
Poultryman
Silnsnesota College of Acriculture
Produce Dealera
Sime
Rocks
Wyandottes
Orpingtone
Reda
Plymouth
Partition in Chicken Coop for Fowl Handling
A writer in Popular Mechanics describes a sliding partition to divide a chicken coop for easier handling. The design allows removing one bird at a time and can split the pen into two compartments. A center pole and rope mechanism enable moving the partition for fattening or roosting periods.
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Elther
Fly Sense and Human Folly in Topeka Capito
A humorous reflection contrasts the cleverness of a common fly with human folly. Abe Peters argues that flies repeatedly fall for traps while humans ignore lessons from observation, risking ruin by acting with eyes wide open. The piece ponders whether humans are as sensible as flies despite their capacity for thought.
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Abe Peters
Farmer urges farmers to raise and cure their own meat
A contributor argues farmers should self-supply meat to cut costs, citing Kansas as a model with a college led plant teaching killing and cutting. He says thousands of farm families never see home cured meat and warns meat purchases drain farm money. He notes a return to old butchering arts could improve year round supply.
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Har
Kansas
State Agricultural College
Roy Caney
Tam
F. J. Dicesey
F. M. Waxnock
Pensa
E. W
Segainina
Toth
Farn forRsaz
Fars Journal
T. TH. Porrak
Penna
Willaray Davis
Newessey
J. L Sucan
Tim
Farm Journal
A.W. Wertzet
Clifton St
Philadelphia
Artis Premiums
Arete
Bride and groom confront spectacle on Broadway after noon
The New York Sun reports a wedding party sightseeing in Long Acre Square when a man pointed out by a wagon lecturer draws tense attention. The groom questions the passerby as the crowd tittered and a woman quotes Lilian Russell’s ex husband, marking an odd moment after the ceremony.
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Broadway
New York Sun
Long Acre Square
Paesfog
Sig. Peruginl
Lilian Russell
Picnic Planning For Easy Outdoor Meals And Utter Comfort
Tips for a relaxed picnic emphasize lightweight packing and simple serving. Use paper plates cups napkins and disposable utensils, wrap foods in paper, and avoid washing by using waxed or wrapped items. Centerpieces with ferns and wildflowers, ready to assemble salads, and easy cooling with insulated jars and thermos bottles aid convenience. Cookware suggestions include sheet iron over a stone support and roasting corn in ashes for best flavor. Sandwiches desserts and whipped cream fillings provide practical, no-fuss fare for an outdoor meal.
Edible Garden Ideas From Seasonal Peppers And Veggies
Tender green peppers are plentiful and versatile for salads and dishes. Shredded pepper in shaved ice enhances cottage cheese and salads. stuffed peppers bake with meat mixtures. Small fried green tomatoes, cucumber layered salads, and a gypsy style vegetable mix showcase peppers and peas. Scotch Stew uses peas carrots turnips and rice with mint. Stuffed summer squash centers corn and cheese crumb topping, baked until golden brown.
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Aecop
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Boye
J. ME. Foster
Font
Unil
Foster
Strawberry Secrets
L. J. Farmier
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Holden
Boston
Torace Vose
Rhode Island
Cummins Clark
Hughes Underwood
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