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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
7
Julia Bottomley describes fashionable summer party frocks with wide brim hats, airy organdies, and bouffant skirts. She notes sheer hats with translucent brims, lace berths, and delicate trimming, emphasizing youthful, summery silhouettes and matched accessories.
Ohio State university extension specialists analyzed 1926 farm flock records to compare Leghorns Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes and Rhode Island Reds. Leghorns showed higher egg production but lower cash receipts and overall profit was similar across the four main American breeds with about 59 cents labor income difference.
Oyster shells are crushed then washed three times and dried in rotary dryers to remove all odor and poison. The material is screened into sizes for hens and chicks, with dust removed. Its high calcium content supports bone growth and egg shell formation, so keep it available in feeders at all times.
The article warns that lack of sunlight causes leg weakness in chicks and overcrowding provokes roup and stunted growth. It notes egg shell color does not reflect food value, emphasizes nitrogenous feed, bone health, fresh air, and open coops, and explains broiler weight thresholds and best market birds. It mentions hen production as a key agricultural product and gives weights for Pekin and Muscovy drakes, Leghorn cockerels as squad broilers, plus feeding tips to restart laying and summer corn limits.
In India an Eastern Bengal railroad engineer faced charges of negligent act after colliding with an elephant that had a rider. The elephant was not wild, and the rider was allegedly deceived.
The term Mahatma in Hindu usage signifies a revered leader or wise ruler. It also refers to the high priest or guiding figure among theosophists, denoting elevated spiritual authority and ethical stature.
Dr. Jean J. Tobias of the Chicago Law School announces he will drop his long time surname and take the ancestor Jean J. Du Boise name, noting Tobias is a contraction of Du Boise. The chancellor says the change honors the founder of the city of Du Boise, Pa.
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