Remove Roosters From Hen Flock in Warmer Weather
With warmer weather the market sees a surge of poor quality eggs unless flock owners enforce control measures. North Carolina State College poultry specialist F Parrish stresses clean nests, proper feeding, and twice daily egg collection. removing roosters after the breeding season is key to improving egg quality and reducing losses estimated around $100,000 annually. Five guidelines include one nest per four hens, twice daily collection, cool dry storage, disposal of roosters, and regular market readiness.
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Bret
F. Parrish
Stension
North Carolina State College
Mr. Parrish
Feeding Baby Chicks Sour Milk Avoid Water Early
TL A. Tittenhender of Iowa State College recommends sour or clabbered milk as a primary chick feed to prevent white diabrher. When milk is available feed no water for six weeks and use stable containers, with gradual daily milk adjustments to keep consistency. maintain cleanliness to improve results.
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Gileshie
TL A. Tittenhender
Poultry Husbandry
Towa State College
Chicken Culling Most Important in Summer
The article argues culling should start at hatch and continue through the season. It states weak or crippled chicks must be killed to prevent disease and reduce rearing costs. Weak chicks slow growth and spread risk to the flock, making stronger birds more viable.
Succeed With Turkeys Through Feeding Practices
The article notes feeding methods and rations affect turkey yields. It discusses past difficulties in domestication, closer goat farms, and the challenge of supplying flocks on open range. Emphasis on wholesome feed, proper feeding, and efficient growth to improve results.
Mistaken Cold Chickenpox Disease in Poultry
A faulty diagnosis of a poultry disease leads to mistaking chickenpox like symptoms for a common cold. Proper care includes temperature control, ventilation to keep moisture low, and removing sick birds early to prevent spread.
Three World Sprinters to Attend USC This Summer
USC will host Charley Paddock Charley Fierah and Frank Wyckoff as they rejoin the university for study this summer. Paddock returns to study law after earning his AB in 1923. Fierah enters medical courses and Wyckoff, a two-year standout, aims to improve during continued collegiate competition.
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Charley Paddock
Paddock
Dinnerpolis
Charley Fierah
Frank Wyckoff
Frank
Hags
Wright Proves Honus Was Right About the Infield
The tale centers on Glen Wright turning the Robins into a pennant threat at shortstop after a near career ending arm injury. Wright, once discarded by Pittsburgh, was gambled on by Wilbert Robinson to join Brooklyn. His wife’s support helped him endure the operation and recovery to return as a brilliant defender.
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Hans Wagner
Brootlyn
Glen Wright
Laa
Robins
Bagoa
Wright
Pittsburch
Wilbert Robinson
The
Inis
Noble
New Mile Champion Jimmy Lee Wins Ocean City Marble Crown
Jimmy Lee of Columbus Ohio claims the national marbles title at Ocean City New Jersey tourney earning the championship crown.
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National Marbles
Jimmy Lee
Columbus
Ohio
Ocean City
N. J
Sports Scribbles Highlight Oddities From Varied Games
Jockey Earl Sande amasses a fortune while avoiding horse bets. Yale catcher Huck Aldrich and St Joseph’s Gorton Brickman wear glasses behind the bat. Ramapo hearsed at 100 pounds set a racing record in England. England v Scotland soccer profits near Wembley totalled 52 198.
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Gorton Brickman
St. Joseph
Huck” Aldrich
Yale
Ruth Converses With Sam Rice On Batting At Yankee Stadium
Ruth talked with veteran Sam Rice about batting during a Washington Nationals visit to New York. The exchange touched on timing and confidence, with Rice replying about keeping focus while Ruth teased about a possible impending divorce.
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Sam Rice
Ruth
Washington Nationals
New York
Dabe Ruth
Sam
Silee
Yankee Stadium
Shamrock Set to Sail From England for America Cup Challenge
Shamrock, Sir Thomas Lipton's new challenger for the America's cup, will sail from England about July 15 toward Long Island sound. Convoyed by Erin, the crew of 22 will stop at the Azores for refueling and fit a filzer mast for the voyage. A monthlong crossing allows tuning for the challenge race after crossing the Atlantic.
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England
Shamrock
Thomas Lipton
Long Island Sound
Trarwich
Azores
Erly
Atlantic
Layton to Coach Class of Junior Cup Players
Johnny Layton world billiards champion is invited to coach a class of junior players as part of the prep for the national junior pocket billiards tournament this fall. He is 14 and resting in northern Wisconsin after plans for an exhibition tour to Japan, which has not yet replied to his terms. About two months ago Layton was invited to join Kinney Matsuyama on the tour.
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Johnny Layton
Layton
Wisconsin
Japan
Kinney Matsuyama
Suarez to Fight Glick in New York July 17
Champion lightweight Justo Suarez arrives in New York aboard the Northern Prince and set to defend his title against Joe Glick on July 17.
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Justo Suarez
South America
New York
Joe Glick
IT PAYS TO FEED COWS IN SUMMER
Cornell expert F B Morrison urges New York dairymen to feed grain in summer pasture to sustain milk yield. He notes high yielding cows need grain even on pasture, especially as pasture shortens, with recommended mixtures and feeding rates to maintain production into fall and meet the November milk shed demand.
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New York
F. B. Morrison
Cornell University
Morrigan
Jersey
Guernsey
Sherthern
Increase Profitable Butterfat Production
Guidance from H H Kildee ex University of Minnesota dairy staff on boosting butterfat output. Topics include proper barn shelter, cow comfort, milk herd monitoring, forage choices corn silage clover or alfalfa, grain ration proportional to production, fast calving, pre milking prep, water temperature, milking machine use, and neighbor cooperation for cow testing and shared feed purchases.
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H. H. Kildee
Dairy Husbandry
University of Minnesota
University Farm
Grinding Roughage for Cows Boosts Farm Efficiency
Three members of Bedford Pa dairy herd improvement association grind roughage to cut waste. Soy bean hay and silage with home-grown grains and two feeds helped Carl Armstrong’s herd place second with 747 pounds of milk per month. George Smith’s herd averaged 706 pounds using $4 percent dairy feed with oats groend barley clover hay and silage.
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Bedford Pa. Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Willard Straw
Carl Armstrong
Herdendan
George Smith
Kendal County
States vary on blood tests for breeding cattle entries
The article lists about fifteen states requiring blood tests for breeding cattle entering. North Carolina reportedly won the first. Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio, Texas, and West Virginia are mentioned as testing states. Ohio is nearly surrounded by testing states. Minnesota, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, South Dakota and Oregon are noted as prohibiting entry of animals positive to the blood test.
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Bany States
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Indiana
Iowa
Ohio
Texas
West Virginia
Ohlo
Minhhesota
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Oregon
Phillips Mintk of Magnesia Revives Digestion After Meals
Many people mistake indigestion for a chronic problem. Phillips Mintk of Magnesia quickly relieves acidity, reducing heartburn and gas after meals. It offers pleasant relief and promotes a balanced digestion without the discomfort of soda-based remedies.
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Phillips
Magnesia
Phillips Mintk
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