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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1904
Page
2
Old notes describe hog selection, feeding, and housing practices emphasizing clean pens, gentle sows, and proper fattening. It praises a novel United States whitewash recipe for fences and buildings. It also argues poultry success rests on the keeper’s effort and vigilance rather than luck.
The article discusses farm capital composition in Massachusetts and emphasizes the value of grit for poultry. It notes high fixed capital, modest gross returns, and the importance of grit for chickens, fowls, turkeys, ducks, and geese, advising grit in dry feeds and cautioning against overmixing in mash for young ducks.
In the Cultivator article Rev Mr Pardee of Worcester County Massachusetts praises farmers for intellect and social breadth. He argues that farmer families show surprising intelligence despite burdens of farm life and economic pressures.
The writer counters objections to hard roost floors citing foot health and lameness claims, notes proper roost construction avoids harm, and argues dirt floors can stay dry with correct grading. He recommends roosts not more than two feet high and outlines grounding to keep indoor floors dry even in winter.
An agricultural station tested four eight and twelve pound daily grain rations for dairy cows. Milk and butter per pound of feed rose most with the eight pound ration, making it superior financially and practically to the smaller or larger allowances.
The Mirror and Farmer warns that scrofula and other tumors indicate disease in poultry. It argues infected birds should be destroyed to prevent transmission and improve flock health, noting tumors and skin affections mark illness and are hard to cure.
The colonel of the 128th Infantry leads regimental cooks to a cookery school to diversify meals. He supervises cooking and marketing, ensuring costs do not rise while improving palatability for his men.
In the eleventh century England stood as a major earthquake hub with seismic activity shaping coastal and inland regions. The record highlights notable shocks and regional impacts across communities, reflecting a period of heightened geologic unrest.
The Rev. Dr. Henry C. Swentzel, rector of St. Luke's Church, preached on Hidden Talents from Matthew 25 14 30 urging that the one talent man should not protest a life of grievance. He urged faithful use of gifts, personal growth, and living as true men and women in service to God.
The text argues that truth from two holy lives travels through a secret atmosphere reaching hearts untouched by preachers. Living goodness speaks with an eloquence stronger than words, likened to summer heat melting hard ice.
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