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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1928
Page
7
A fashion note from Julia Bottomley outlines pastel silk frocks for young girls, with flower tinted crepe de chine and georgette options. It praises washable satin ensembles, self trimming, blue tones, tiered skirts, and a coat that doubles as a wrap for spring occasions.
Cornell expert G O Hall outlines three breeding principles: a clear ideal, constant progress toward it, and courageous culling from selection to pens. He stresses heredity and environment, and details pedigree testing, trap nesting, and pen mating as methods to identify lines that boost egg numbers and quality.
The University of Minnesota bulletin "Turkey Talk" says skim milk is the ideal first feed for poults. Begin at 36 to 48 hours old and continue as the sole liquid for weeks, with no water. A pound of dry skim milk mixed in four to five quarts of water yields the needed fresh liquid.
The article discusses management with lights for egg production, using oats and hulls in chick rations, and age guidelines for geese and ganders. It cites Ohio station tests on oats in all mash feeds and notes digestive disorders in young chicks and indoor brooding factors for early rearing.
Mrs. Mary Sylvester of Middleboro Massachusetts holds a souvenir from the first message sent between Boston and New York sparked by the new device. She attended a Brooklyn audience where the anthem America was sung over the wire marking 35 years since the historic communication.
Walter Anthony arrives late and contemplates errands at Studio Inn. He mutters about flowers candy and theater tickets while conversation with Jake unfolds about his timing and plans.
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