Controlling Diarrhea in Young Chicks at State College
Poultry experts at North Carolina State College urge strict sanitation to curb chick diarrhea. Remove diseased birds and contaminated eggs, burn or bury diseased chicks, clean brood houses daily, provide one square foot per chick, use proper disinfectant in water, and feed a balanced mash. Use wire-frame feeders and source eggs from blood-tested flocks.
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North Carolina State College Poultry Department
Gauger
Ganager
Vitamins Destroyed by Cooking Poultry Rations
A UW study reported by Successful Farming says cooking poultry rations destroys vitamins B and G, causing illness or death in chicks. Raw natural feeds supported excellent growth, while cooked feeds led to polyneuritis and pellagra-like symptoms, with recovery after yeast supplied and heated. vitamins B and G appear affected.
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University of Wisconsin
Hatchable pullet eggs and management factors
North Carolina State College notes pullets 60 to 90 days in production before hatching eggs, mated with vigorous cocks, yield satisfactory chicks. Good management greatly influences results. Feed a balanced ration with cod liver oil when green feed is scarce. ensure well ventilated houses.
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North Carolina State College
IN THE POULTRY YARD AND RELATED FACTS
In poultry the dark meat contains twice as much iron as the light meat. Eggs exported from Finland to Britain weigh 18 tons in a recent week. The turkey, an American bird, was carried to Europe in 1519 by a Spanish explorer. Broken windows should be fixed as cold and high heat loss raise costs. The total annual value of U S poultry products is about 848 million dollars. Always allow a pound and a half for dressing weight when selecting live birds. Reducing the daily ration to adjust egg production misses a key feeding principle.
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Europe
Hats Off to Off-Face Turbans and Spring Brims
The feature highlights off-face hats as the season’s top trend with halos and brimmed silhouettes. It praises harmony with hair, notes youth appeal yet suits mature wearers, and showcases models like tiara turbans and Reboux halo hats in matelasse straw. It mentions Breton sailors, Mexican colors, and bold ribbons as spring motifs.
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Talbot
Western Newspaper Union
Shoes Match Garb in Cut and Color for 1934 Attire
New shoes complement high necked frocks with high throats while six to seven eyelet oxfords offer spring footwear for front laced dresses. Flecked instep patterns suit knitted or flecked wool frocks and diamond perforation shoes pair with high necklines and diamond brooches.
Soft Crepe Frocks Lead Season's Mode In Vogue
Fashion notes recall the Vionnet soft crepe afternoon dresses with cowls scarves and circular fullness. New styles emphasize latent pleats and drapes replacing tailored daytime frocks while maintaining a distinct frock silhouette for afternoon wear.
Coats Preview Spring Styles From Short to Full Length
Predicts a spring coats show featuring lengths from hip to three quarter and full length. Many items described as without fastenings at the throat.
Fifty Famous Frontiersmen and the War Era Figures
Summary covers Manuel Lisa, founder of Missouri Fur Company and War of 1812 sub agent who kept Missouri tribes loyal to the United States. Also profiles Seth Bullock, Ontario-born sheriff of Deadwood, noted for pursuing road agents and aiding Theodore Roosevelt. Events span early 1800s to Spanish American War era.
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Mericans
Manuel Lise
trans-Mississppi West
New Orleans
Mississippi
St. Louis
Missouri
Lewis and Clark
Louisiana Territory
Lisa
William Morrison
Pierre Menard
Kaskaskia
Lisa, Menard & Morrison
United States
William Clark
Manuel Lisa
Missouri Fur Company
Seth Bullock
Deadwood
8. D
Theodore Roosevelt
West
Bullock
Ontario
Canada
Montana
Helena
Black Hills
South Dakota
Lawrence County
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri Valley
North Dakota
Elt
Cuba
Chickamauga
Tennessee
Bullock Wa
Tung Oil Prosperity Nears as U S Plans Self-Sufficiency
Read of American tung oil plans amid rising domestic plantations and imports. Details cover acreage in southern states, stages of seed planting from 1905, processing plants in Gainesville, and China’s influence on supply while noting shipping risks and economic implications for manufacturers.
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China
America
Central
Washington
National Geographic Society
Yangtze River
India
Oriental
United States
Department of Agriculture
Chico
Calif
Pacific Coast
Florida
California
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Cat Saved Orphan by Guiding Nurse to Stockholm Home
Story recalls a cat from a Stockholm house bearing a cat image above its door that led a nurse to the grandmother of an orphan girl. After a Swedish captain died on a voyage from Hayti, his wife perished soon after, and the nurse sought missing relatives. The ship’s Stockholm cat guided her to 22 Vasterland street, ending the search.
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Vasterland Street
Stockholm
Sweden
Hayti
Ady Pulp Ad Speaks On Laxative Pellets
In a fragmented ad style, the snippet touts Dr. Pierce's Pellets for liver bowels and stomach. It mentions a pellet as a laxative and hints at a lighthearted consumer appeal with playful names and mis-spelled phrases.
They Go Together Get avoirdupois and you'll have poise
Aunt Em offers a simple saying linking weight and balance in a brief humorous item. The fragment suggests a homey advice tone typical of Aunt Em in a domestic column.
Early New York Farmers Push Speed Limit Enforcement
In December 1908 the Oneida Pomona Orange backed a resolution urging enforcement of the 20 mile speed law and requiring motorists to slow to four miles an hour when passing teams. The measure argued speeders ruin roads and threaten life and property.
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New York State
Oneida Pomona Orange
Why Doctors Favor a Liquid Laxative
A doctor cautions against strong laxatives and highlights liquid laxatives for controllable dosing and reduced habit formation. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as safe, wholesome, and easy to carry, with appealing taste and measurable action suitable for mothers and children.
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Dr. Caldwell
Fragmented exchange on reading and choosing truth
A terse dialogue contrasts metaphor with truth as one character accuses the other of skipping what they dislike. The reply questions why linger on flaws within a person rather than the entire narrative.
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Britain
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Elmo Scott Watson
Gainesville
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Szechwan
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Ferry
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Cat
Dickey
Mickey
Ayer
Bayer
Bayer Manufacture
Harry Emerson Fosdick
S.S.S
The.s
Coy
Aya
Gadick
LY Len
Cori
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