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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
4
Early season incubator results are unsatisfactory with high infertile egg rates and many fully developed chicks dying in shells. Experts attribute mismanagement and suggest following manufacturer directions while adjusting humidity 50 to 60 percent and using a tray of wet sand to regulate moisture. Keeping litter clean reduces egg-eating and feather-pulling while encouraging hens to stay busy.
Advice emphasizes keeping hens active through work and exercise in winter to maintain contentment, blood circulation, and overall body condition.
The article urges proper incubator use sunshine in the poultry house and solid brooders. It cautions against spoiled feed leaky brooders and faulty repairs delaying chicks. It advises patience and correct breeding practices over sunniness of hopes.
The two passenger roadster remains the same. The Gray-Dort Special adds extra equipment and finishes at 150 dollars above the standard price. The Gray-Dort Ace, touted as the most beautiful light car, costs 255 dollars above the standard.
The Rotary club notes a well attended Monday luncheon and reports on District Nineteen's standing. Atlantic City preparations loom with 10 000 Rotarians expected and talks include Captain Clarence MacKinnon on loyalty to government. A June 2 wedding at St. Barnabas closes with lively remarks and visitor reports from the weekly gathering.
An ad extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a health booster to prevent disease by proper diet sleep and routines. It cites Mrs FE C Taylor of Hanover Ontario describing improved health after taking the pills and notes price six boxes for 2.50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Treekville Ontario.
Two Maristes Freres monks, Brothers H. Habbines Leo and Malachi Pere, drowned when their fishing boat overturned in Laval Rapids. Habbines Leo was 57 and served 40 years in the church. Malachi Pere was 27 and had four years in the religious order.
The notice extols ads as the fastest way to move goods and services, urging readers to place classified listings in the newspaper to reach local buyers quickly. It emphasizes speed, visibility, and affordability of small ads for merchants and individuals.
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