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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
2
Prof Botford of the New York State College of Agriculture notes eggs are not always grade A at laying. He explains grades change with maturation and temperature. To preserve quality, keep eggs cool, gather frequently, and ship at least twice weekly with sorted sizes and clean packaging.
Poultry specialist M Ferguson of Ohio State University extols free choice grain and mash for pullets on range. At University farm pullets fed all mash with 10 percent milk and 8 percent meat scrap, then reduced milk to 4 percent at 12 to 14 weeks.
The article recalls Worcester hosting the first competitive poultry show in 1865 and notes early American shows in Boston in 1849. It covers feeding sanitation, vaccination timing for Leg shorns and heavy breeds, oat hull litter, door mats as troughs, pallet temperature tolerance, feed efficiency for turkeys, a duck owned by Alex Christian in Wellston, and Australia’s egg exports rising to 16,750,000 dozen in six years.
A shop assistant wraps a parcel and offers a refund if the goods do not please the customer. Farmer Giles doubts the tale replying that getting money back would not be cheerful by human nature. The exchange captures wary shop talk and rustic skepticism.
Two ministers ride to the station in a cab anxious about missing their train. One minister laments a stopped watch and the other quips that in such a case good works would have served better. Christian Advocate.
A family exchange hints at suspicion about a relative's plans as the mother urges caution and sends a child upstairs to wash. The Pathfinder magazine quotation frames a cautious mood about trust and intent within a domestic setting.
A new establishment greets its first client as a proprietor hurries to set a good impression. She takes a phone call in haste then arranges an appointment and asks the visitor what service is desired, only to learn the man has come to connect the telephone.
Mr Meekton confides to his sister-in-law that he feared for Henrietta at the seashore. He recalls her insistence on swimming far out and admits he could have saved her but fears long-term humiliation if blamed for showing off.
Mazie frets about a new job as the boss dislikes her checking her mirror for her nose while she should study spelling in a dictionary. Mabel chides her good naturedly about the task.
A hurried housewife, en route downtown, notices a crowd laughing at her. Glancing down, she realizes her hands are folded in her lap and her thimble sits on one finger, prompting amused observation from bystanders.
Miss Bernice Whitaker reports severe facial pimples for four months then relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She bought three cakes of soap and four boxes of ointment plus talcum and was healed. Adv by Potter Drug & Chemical Corp.
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