British racer Segrave seeks new record at Daytona Beach
An interesting camera study profiles Maj. H C D Segrave, the daring British sportsman and first man to drive a car over 200 mph, who aims to beat Ray Keech's 207.552 mph mark. Tests will be held at Daytona Beach.
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Ray Keech
United States
Daytona Beach
Random Notes and Aphorisms From An Echoed Page
A collection of brief, disparate statements on science, society, and language. Items touch on milk composition, U S farm fires, reindeer diet, wartime electricity, German sausage varieties, hate, waiter roles, poverty as virtue, sunrise terminology, and related observations.
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Germany
Molasses Boosts Poultry Performance Over Corn
Ohio State University poultry experts report cane molasses in up to 10 percent of the ration matches or exceeds corn for starting growing and laying birds. Tests show 5 percent molasses increases eggs and lowers mortality. 8 week chicks gain weight and improve survival, with 10 percent molasses further reducing deaths.
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Poultry Husbandry Department
Ohio State University
A. R. Winter
Poultry Department
Winter
Milk Solids Favored in Poultry Rations
Massachusetts Agricultural College Extension Leaflet No 6 recommends milk solids as a base for poultry feed. Laying mash mixes bran middlings yellow corn meal oats meat scrap powdered milk alfalfa leaf meal salt bone meal and grain. For chicks, extra skim milk raises solids to eight percent.
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
Sprouted Oats for Laying Hens Endorsed by State College
G L Stevenson of South Dakota State College recommends sprouted oats for laying hens as an affordable feed. It requires a warm room and shallow boxes, with oats soaked overnight and mold prevented by a few drops of formaldehyde. After soaking and draining, spread in boxes and keep warm until sprouts reach two to three inches.
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G. L. Stevenson
South Dakota State College
Broody Hen Care Tips for Coops and Nest Safety
When several broody hens share close coops, tie each bird with a long cord to her own nest box to ensure she returns to her own eggs after a spell off duty. A hen may briefly settle on a neighbor's nest, but will soon move, risking chilled eggs.
Vitamin D in cod liver oil aids hen nutrition in winter
Vitamin D found in cod liver oil helps hens assimilate minerals. Sunlight furnishes this vitamin, but winter sun is weaker and ordinary glass blocks many rays. Cod liver oil becomes advantageous in winter rations for laying hens due to these factors.
Impressive Funeral Rite At The Russian Church Service
The piece describes the Pannukhida called the Office for the Faithful Departed as perhaps the most impressive Russian church service for its language beauty. It notes brief exchanges about Bob in infirmary and a nurse rather than a doctor.
Milks Emulsion Proves Life Changing to Young Frontier Woman
A 19 year old Rosemond Bower of Frontenac Kansas reports relief from lifelong constipation after using Milks Emulsion. She gained five pounds and plans to reach 125 pounds while crediting doctors and the medicine for restoring color and health. The company offers a satisfaction guarantee and refund through druggists.
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Rosemond Bower
Frontenac
Kan
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Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
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Village barber hosts checker tournaments for customers
A store barber in the village runs checker tournaments for patrons. A villager notes the barber’s idea is that after players finish a move they may want a shave or haircut, tying the game to his grooming services. The item blends local business and leisure activity in a small community setting.
California Fig Syrup touted by mother for bowel relief
A Western mother from Oklahoma City attests that California Fig Syrup quickly eased her three year old son's constipation and improved his health. The ad promises safe, gentle relief for infants and children and urges buyers to ask for the product by its full name with California on the carton for genuineness.
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California
Neal M. Todd
West 27Th St
Oklahoma City
Okla
Neal
Handwritten clue sparks memory in a family letter
A dispute unfolds over a letter with a black border as one person insists on reading it to confirm a brother's death. The other argues the handwriting reveals the truth without opening the envelope.
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