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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
9
State College and WNU services report hens at State College and other poultrymen producing double yolk eggs. The abnormal eggs fetch 7 to 10 cents extra per dozen, weigh 30 to 86 ounces per dozen, and offer more yolk nutrition per ounce.
Cornell University expert Dr. F. B. Hutt explains abnormal chicks such as one eyed or deformed twins account for about 4 percent of hatchery deaths. These flaws arise when affected parts grow too fast or too slowly during early incubation, with many abnormalities fatal. About 25 percent of all embryo deaths after day eighteen involve abnormal positions in the egg. Five related types are described.
Extension poultryman P H Gooding of Clemson Agricultural College South Carolina urges feeders to keep a high laying mash and grain before molting hens to shorten the molt period. He notes molting is a natural rest and weight regain phase and that feathers and eggs require similar nutrients. A heavy grain feeding helps hens restore weight quickly and resume laying sooner.
A good hen should have a large heart girth and widely sprung ribs. She should be deep from the top to the under side of the breast with a long breast bone extending to the front and rear. The back is wide and long with hips wide apart and a short square head with prominent eyes. Shanks should be well bleached out and a good distance between breast and pubic bones.
Poultry hints stress keeping water pans and utensils clean and hopper feeding leghorn breeders with grain and mash. They argue constitutional vigor as the key to flock success and advise handling breeding males with care as valuable farm sires during the chick season.
A health note underscores that liquid laxatives allow precise dosing to prevent overdose. Fixed doses suit most needs, benefiting children and adults. It promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Peps containing senna and cascara as a pleasant, effective aid for sluggish bowels.
A reflective line quotes Confucius on courage describing a person who remains hopeful and undaunted, never yielding to despair. It presents a timeless moral ideal rather than a news event or report.
A Birmingham man describes a three year skin eruption on his face and arms that worsened until he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After using four cakes of soap and one and a half boxes of ointment he reports complete healing and renewed health.
Dietetic authority warns chronic food budget shortfalls threaten children and overall health. Government bulletins from Farmers Bulletin No 1674 and the American Child Health Association offer low cost feeding guidance, while Belmont committee proposes one family adoption touching a $15 weekly target.
Men employed at a Halstead Essex brewery regularly attend a church located inside the brewery complex. Services occur Sunday afternoons to give spiritual refreshment after a week among barrels and beer. Local clergy join on harvest and Christmas occasions. workers keep the space neat and proud.
Small dynamite charges trigger miniature earthquakes to map deep rock structures. Sensitive instruments record the quakes to locate strata 40 000 feet deep, identify faults, study tremor velocity, and measure alluvial depth. California Institute of Technology scientists use a specialized outfit.
Dr. A M Skefffington, noted optometrist, urges businessmen to golf for eye training. He says early humans hunted with keen sight and that golf gives the hunting eye exercise. A banker counters the theory, noting a year apart score change from 10S to 118.
Millions find Calotabs valuable for cold treatment. A single or two tabs first night, then repeat if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract of mucus and toxins and act as a diuretic to kidneys, aiding elimination of cold poisons from the blood. Priced twenty five cents per package and ten cents for a smaller size.
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