Addressing Hatching Delays With Broody Hens Or Incubators
The plan argues ram late hatching forces reliance on external broody hens or an incubator. After adjusting flock dates he expects fewer prone issues, particularly with the American breed.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1917
Page
4
The plan argues ram late hatching forces reliance on external broody hens or an incubator. After adjusting flock dates he expects fewer prone issues, particularly with the American breed.
Mrs. John H. Finn wife of the local High School Commercial department instructor died after an illness of over a year in Boston. She and Mr Finn married in December 1915 and lived on Oak Ridge avenue before her illness sent her to Boston for medical care last week.
The notice lists morning and evening services at Reformers Church led by Harold W. Schenck and Lyman Shafer with talks on Japan and Christian faith. It includes Sunday School at 9 45 with Jos D Little, a Town Hall gathering at 3 PM with Thomas Houston, Epworth League at 7 PM, and Boy Scouts meetings later in the week.
Epworth League chair Miss Anna Donaldson to stage a play March 16. W C T A met at Vincent Church. Hortense Staats spent weekend at Vassar. Mr and Mrs William Sergeant remain in Nassau until April 1. Carl Royce briefs bronchitis. Bedreslees return from Atlantic City. Mrs John Tucker high score at Monroe card party. Mrs Augustus Stager hosts a card club. Carrell and Diamond host dinner tonight. Harris Arnold duo travel to California for a month. Esther Huntley returns from Oneida. William and Mrs Minsch visit Walnut Street. Laura Paxton ill at home Franklin Avenue. Mrs Frank Forrester recovering from typhoid fever. Mrs Leslie Manning back from Boston. Cora Ruff visits from New York. Katherine Tiley and Marie Riley return from Carbondale stay. Henry Swintenas and Elmer visit Kingston. Elizabeth Barrows of Rochester to spend time with Theone Brauer. William Kinsley attends Junior Prom in Stam. Edith Paten at Park Avenue home. Jade Wilson to move to New York May first. William Kinsley of Nutley visits town. Hammatt Norton and family in Brooklyn. Elizabeth Prout travels to Southern Pines with parents. Mrs Edward Morgan of Hampton, Va formerly of town now a guest. Mr and Mrs Herbert Blake relocate to Springfield Mass.
Morning worship at 11 and evening services at 7 45 at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev Milton Littlefield and Bertram Townsend leading. Other churches list Holy Communion lectures prayers Bible classes and Catholic Masses through the week including St Stephens Delaware and Harrison Street churches.
A weary housewife faces constant coal kitchen woes. Ashes, smoke, dust, and cold fires burden daily tasks. Cooking quality suffers and baths are delayed as fuel costs rise and chores delay.
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