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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
5
The report notes bacilli die after 30 minutes in direct sun and that sunlight can penetrate large opaque tuberculous masses. It recommends exposing utensils, milk cans, and worn items to direct sun to reduce germs and improve sanitation.
Article by P Benne t ch of West Virginia Experiment Station warns against milk utensil contamination. It urges heavy tinning and soldered seams, avoids rusty gear, and prescribes rinsing with cold water and washing powder, brushing instead of cloth, hot water rinse, and proper draining and storage away from dust. It stresses sterilization by boiling or sun exposure and cautions against sun while dust and flies can contaminate vessels.
Text discusses starting duck farming on farms with beginner guidance. It mentions choosing a duck variety, learning the ropes, and selecting quality stock suitable for a small operation. The tone suggests practical tips for new growers seeking profitable poultry options.
The article explains how cream ripening shapes butter quality by texture and flavor. It notes temperature controls firmness while bacterial by products affect aroma, and describes two ripening paths through natural bacteria or added starters.
Unfattened chickens are hard and muscular unless allowed to range. Crate fed birds spread fat throughout the body producing tender flesh. Pen fattened birds waste fat in dressing. crate feeding yields high quality. Anyone can fatten chickens crate fed, small or large scale, with attention to detail.
Garden notes explain that rhubarb and asparagus require substantial manure to thrive. The guidance emphasizes soil enrichment for vigorous growth and larger yields.
The text details the diets of prairie birds including the ruffed grouse and other game species. It notes weed seeds such as foxtail and ragweed, grains from stubble, mast like hazelnuts, and substantial insect consumption mainly grasshoppers and destructive beetles. It also discusses propagation, food variety, and farming notes on beets and seed supply challenges.
Guidance on manure use for spring crops covering how to apply rotted versus coarse manure, harrow and roll techniques, timing for spreading, and effects on soil. Includes corn with bone fertilizer per acre and a NY experiment finding lime sulfur lowers potato yields versus Bordeaux mixture.
A scatter of ads and quips from a vintage page includes dope free relief claims for Ady Certain Prospect, eye remedy offers from Marine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago, a grip remedies pitch for Brome Quinine, fashion humor about women’s clothing, and Femenina for female disorders.
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