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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
8
The article advises ordering extra chicks, culling “crowbenks” early, and separating cockerels from pullets by two pounds. It warns that keeping birds beyond peak weight costs more and reduces value, urging regular flock checks to save productive birds for winter laying.
Prof. O W Carrick of Purdue warns against stopping mash feeding to hens in summer. He says quitting mash can trigger molt and stop egg production. Range feeding cannot meet protein needs, so continue mash with animal feeds to supply minerals and proteins.
A detailed method using trap nests to count annual egg production. It emphasizes continuous daily observation through the first laying year and breeding season, selecting breeders capable of high production and early maturity. Persistent rhythm across seasons is seen as essential to top poultry breeding.
To rid a flock of lice mix one ounce of sodium fluoride per gallon of water in a large tub. Use one pound for about three hundred fowls. Hold hens by legs and wings, submerge, and work solution into feathers. Repeat three or four times, using fingers for heavy plumage if needed.
Guidance on coop design for heavy fowls urging floor level roosts to avoid crowding and injuries. Emphasizes clean ventilation and protection from drafts. Warns that high perches complicate descent and may cause bruises, nose running, and sneezing.
A daughter recounts listening to her father dictate cryptic telegrams by phone. Later at supper she explains details to her mother. When asked to speak again she replies that there is nothing more to say, period, stop.
Popular Mechanics notes Rome uses motor driven street sweepers to clean ancient pavements. The piece highlights rotary brooms mounted on automobile chassis as a popular modern type in use, comparing it to traditional methods.
Paris fashion houses borrow Sixteenth and Seventeenth century maps to pattern dresses. Geographical motifs appear as mariners compasses winds and seas on afternoon and evening robes. The firm behind the idea built travel book collections and reports favorable reception from the trade.
The United States Department of Agriculture announces a new process to produce newsprint from hardwoods. The method aims to bolster newsprint supply from aspen birch and possibly maple in the northeast and to foster a gumwood based industry in southern states.
A Pathfinder quote contends that YT sees good in all things and asks if good can be seen in the dark. The text suggests stones for the Egyptian pyramids were transported from distant sites, noting no quarries near the monuments.
A terse exchange hints at an acceptance from Ann to Jack last night. A reply suggests suspicion of borrowing a hundred dollars. The dialogue closes with a Burke quote on knowledge and timber, urging prudent use.
An article promotes an at home treatment for varicose veins and piles using a two ounce bottle of Emerald compound. It urges readers to consult their druggist for the product and claims the veins shrink with nightly water rinses and continued use.
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