Fisher and Bonistelle Meet Morning At Studio Door
Flodie Fisher arrives at nine to awaken Hall Bonistelle in a silent studio. Alfred Smallish, the janitor, tries to greet her with a shy compliment as Bonistelle appears shaved and disheveled. She orders breakfast details and asserts control over the chaotic morning routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flodie Fisher
Stelle
Flodie
Matengo
Mr. Bonistelle
Alfred Smallish
Miss Fisher
Alfred
Hall
Hall Bonistelle
Puppy
Monkey
Smallish
Flodie Fisher Hosts A Glamorous Studio Party
Flodie Fisher prepares for a refined gathering at Bonistelle's studio inviting actresses and friends. Alfred carries garlands while Flodie plans the attire and the mood, as Hall Bonistelle mingles with guests and Flo debates money worries and the old will with sharp wit.
Huguenot Relics Found Beneath Old Church
The Huguenot association of New Rochelle reports that relics were uncovered while digging under the chancel to locate the foundation of the first Huguenot church. Among the finds are mentions of buried pastors and a local tradition of hiding valuables during the Revolutionary era.
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Henry
M. Lester
New Rochelle
Eliza ‘Moulton
Istry
Sit'swaa
Lies Profit in Poultry Raising
Practical guide by Mrs A J Wilder on cutting costs in poultry farming through on farm grit charcoal and gravel preparation. It stresses exercise for chicks, proper feeding from 72 to 96 hours old, and supplying a variety of grain green or succulent foods and meat protein for healthy growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Wilder
Making Money With Ducks and Proper Hatchery Practice
Money in ducks is built on proper incubation and care. Learn why many fail, how to prevent diarrhea and illness, and the correct starter feed for ducklings from day one through eight weeks, including bran mash and beef scraps, with shade and water essential for survival.
Feeding routine for young livestock described
The passage notes weeks of age not given, young animals fed five or six times daily with mash they eat quickly. After eating, feeding boards are removed and cleaned for the next meal.
Skim Milk Boosts Growth in Chick Ration Trial
Purdue university station tested two chick groups with identical feed but one group received skim milk. Over two months total weights rose from 121 to 774 ounces, average gains 2.75 and 3.95 ounces per chick respectively, showing skim milk increases intake of other foods and promotes faster growth especially in hot weather.
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Purdue University Station
Poultry Returns Are Large on Farm
Poultry profits exceed other livestock as a calf fed over years may net about $20. Raising 290 chicks on range with grain could yield from $100 to $100 if sold in six months at 15 cents a pound, or less in country trade.
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Hall
Plodie
Hall Bonnatelle
Utey
Hopper Full Feeds Chickens and Balances Grain Rations
Guidance on keeping the hopper full with dry mash to ensure chickens receive steady feed and to balance grain rations, emphasizing constant supply for flock nutrition and growth.
Selecting Sire for Dairy Breeds and Breeding Cautions
Selecting a sire from Holstein Jersey Ayrshire or Guernsey is advised for dairy breeding. Emphasize stamina and underlined teats milk vein visibility while ensuring ancestors perform well. Keep sire lineage within the same breed for steady improvement over generations.
Cement Floors for Stable Construction
Guidelines for stable cement floors include laying gutters first with a slight fall, 4 to 6 inches deep and 15 to 18 inches wide. Gutter distance to stall should be 4 ft 6 in for ordinary cows, with adjustments for larger or smaller animals. Slopes direct water to gutters, passage behind cows must be at least 8 ft wide, and use a wooden trowel for a non slippery finish. Drain installation must occur before the floor.
TEST ALL THE DAIRY COWS FOR ECONOMIC FERRETATION
Farmers in San Joaquin county California organize to cull unprofitable dairy cows. Farm Adviser Lyons directs the effort, saying 20 percent plus of herds may not pay for keeping, and dairymen can profit by selling such cows for beef.
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San Joaquin County
Cal
Lyons
Beneficial Vaseline Tip for Milk Animals
A note advises using small amounts of Vaseline on hands to help dairy cattle milking difficulties. The practice is described as not filthy and said to have a beneficial effect on the teats and milk production.
No Best Dairy Breed Declares Monopoly on Cows
A reader argues there is no single best dairy breed and that a monopoly on premium dairy cows cannot be tied to one breed. The letter cites diverse breed associations and claims all varieties produce excellent stock amid high development.
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Chapter
Rena
Fiodie
Carolyn
Danny
John B. Bonistellé
Purdue
Holstein
Jersey
Guernsey
Ayrshire
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