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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1917
Page
4
The text argues milk should be viewed as a nourishing food, not just a beverage, urging higher daily intake amid high food prices. It compares milk's nutrition to meat, notes fat and protein content, and discusses cost and value for sustaining growth and energy.
The text describes using a wooden box mounted near the henhouse wall with a large rectangular tin inside to provide a stable water source in cold weather. It notes fountains fail in cold conditions and explains how the setup prevents tipping and dirt contamination while keeping hens able to drink.
The government of Nicaragua outlines a project to spend about 120000 dollars in gold for a road connecting Bluefields with other parts of the republic. The United States showcases two active volcanoes Mt Lassen and Kilauea as tourist sights. A North Carolina man reports Cotton experiments successful in the Panama Canal Zone. A Philadelphia market gardener invents a rhubarb wrapping machine to cut shipping box costs.
The article promotes pumpkins as an economical vegetable feed for hens in winter. Methods include raw pumpkin halves or quarters in the coop, or cooking with equal parts meated alfalfa until soft and mixing with crimped mash to a crumbly wet consistency for developing late-hatched pullets and fall roasters.
The text endorses a sodium fluoride dust dip for fowls to avoid feather discoloration from other dips. It describes preparation, dipping technique, and quick drying, noting it suits Southern states and summer treatments for hens, chicks, turkeys, and sick birds.
Joan S Palbot serves as general Veattie manager in Terre Haute overseeing Tad related operations.
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