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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1927
Page
6
Bobby Walton son of Thomas E B Walton England leather magnate has begun an unusual pursuit as an amateur animal trainer. His collection grows with rare Central American specimens and he is shown with a trained marmoset. Walton is in the United States pursuing this work.
A London Tit-Bits item notes a sister with three marriages that ended in loss, describing her as not the type to keep husbands.
Dr. Leonard W. Goss of Ohio State University outlines coccidiosis as a deadly risk to young chicks. Prevention hinges on disinfecting the brooder house and separating chicks from older fowls. symptoms include loss of appetite drooping wings and sometimes blood in droppings.
Michael K. Boyer explains in Farm and Ranch that mites and lice differ in living patterns and damage to fowl vitality. Lice are tiny bloodless feeders on the skin and feathers while mites suck blood from the fowl and attack at night.
Turkeys on every farm will mean additional revenue for farm needs. Increased production will not lower prices as campaigns to eat turkey through the winter continue. Last season showed strong demand and August 1 storage was under 2.5 million pounds, mostly to be consumed before the 1927 crop.
The North Dakota experiment station notes a home mixed turkey ration of 100 lb ground barley 100 lb ground oats 100 lb ground wheat and 50 lb meat scraps. Kept before turkeys in a self feeder with nightly grain improves market returns. milk or alternatives provide protein blends. Mix rate suggests 15 to 85 percent animal protein with ground feeds.
The article advises close culling to save feed and labor and to remove crowding from a growing young flock. It notes disposing of cockerels for similar reasons. It argues a small paying flock beats a large unprofitable one with drones consuming profits and that culled birds will show losses in the future.
The Ohio experiment station finds direct sunlight and green feed as best supplements to any ration. Successful egg production hinges on using alfalfa, clover, soy bean hay and cod liver oil in late fall and winter. Grains and by products alone don’t form a complete ration. legume hays improve egg hatchability.
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The Fox Indians of Iowa adopted the English alphabet about 60 years ago and now, under Dr. Truman Michelson of the Smithsonian, researchers revive Fox phonetics. The younger generation shifts from solemn rites to amusement and embraces schooling while continuing farming and competing in state fairs.
An Angeleno boasts of meticulous sand inspection in construction while a Bostonian counters with fast building, claiming the East uses quicksand in cement to hurry the process. The exchange highlights regional pride in building methods.
A promotional note extols Fletcher's Castoria as harmless for babies guiding relief from fretfulness fever and upset stomachs through a gentle pure vegetable formula. It touts quick calm without harsh taste and invites the accompanying care and feeding booklet as valuable.
A noted quote by Thomas Fuller on moral responsibility, asserting that a tender conscience imposes a stronger obligation than confinement. It reflects historic views on inner virtue guiding action beyond legal punishment.
An advertisement claims a plain white tablet can cure a cold in hours without heart, head, or stomach after-effects. Pape's Cold Compound is marketed as a simple, pleasant tasting remedy sold by druggists for 35 cents.
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