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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
3
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union report notes the rising popularity of angora hats and accessories among young shoppers. White angora and colorful varieties appear in berets and skullcaps, with velvet and cloth wraps featuring elaborate sleeve contrasts and fur accents in fall ensembles.
New Jersey poultry experts stress range fed early hatched pullets should be managed to prevent fall production dips. Proper feeding of scratch grain before and after laying and moving to prime laying quarters improves egg yield. L. M. Black warns early laying birds require careful growing period management.
Spraddle legs and deformities in chicks arise from eggs kept too long before incubation. Best to use eggs four days old and allow about five percent daily depreciation after one week. Hen health and vitality also affect deformity rates if the breeding flock suffered disease or poor condition.
The article stresses protein feed as key to chick growth and profits. It urges constant supply of milk or meat scraps as the primary muscle building ration, noting milk as the most efficient protein source and suggesting semi solid or dried buttermilk as good substitutes when liquid milk isn’t available.
Poultry hints emphasize feeding table scraps and grain daily, purchasing well matured pullets, marketing eggs at least twice weekly, and monitoring for intestinal parasites. Tips cover nest setup, cleanliness, lice and mites control, sanitation programs, and egg grading for freshness and shell quality.
A witty observation on love, self interest, and tact. A daughter mirrors a mother, pockets empty, and the world rewards those who know what not to do rather than boastful lovers.
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