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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
5
Editor notes a continuing 52 part series on poultry raising by Dr. L. D. LeGear from St. Louis. This installment urges readers to follow and clip the advice for future reference.
An article warns about coccidiosis in chicks, detailing symptoms in 3 to 8 week old birds, how it damages the intestines, and the importance of sanitation. It prescribes milk diets, disinfection, removing droppings, wire floors, layered paper on floors, and gradual reintroduction of feeding to recover flocks.
Based on Frank I Richardson M D in Woman's frame Companion, early familiarization with simple musical instruments eases children's reluctance to formal lessons. Improvised ensembles with flageolets, piccolos, banjo, mandolin, and xylophone help children and guests enjoy music and overcome initial embarrassment.
The piece traces ornery and its variants back to ordinary and notes their persistence in Ireland and the United States. It cites colonial usage and immigrant influence, highlighting southern and western association with the terms. It also recalls a 1830 New York Constellation example of the phrase.
The explorer Iagical uncovers two ground holes yielding a plaster cast of a Sumerian harp from a wand shaped tines and decayed wood. Dr Woolley observes the two neat holes hinting at a hunt for relics at Oz of the Chat dpea within the magical setting.
A fragment cites Heradketna VII Chapter 8 as the germ of the Bun idea about sun never setting on a ruler. It notes Spaniards in the 16th and 17th centuries used the toast and claims John Wilson aka Christopher North first used the exact expression in 1825 Noctes Ambrosianae No 20.
The American Architect notes veneered furniture blends economy with strength citing a desk once used by Napoleon. The desk traveled with the Corsican conqueror across Europe, was moved by mule and artillery, and is now exhibited in perfect condition at Fontainebleau, over 125 years old.
Finland's history shows Swedish as the dominant official language until 1883 when Finnish gained equal rights. Today both languages share equal status though Swedish remains widely used in commerce and maritime law, especially in Helsinki and coastal areas.
Fragment discusses panilary measures after disease frag runity course and mentions feeding and sanitation as key to conquering Cu eldie's. No clear event or identifiable entities present.
Basque peace officers, migueletes, wear red trousers and capes while performing varied tasks. They transport lunatics, inspect roads, teach literacy, collect taxes and phone bills, handle savings accounts, and settle local disputes with their trusted yet red-legged authority. The League of Nations reportedly considered studying the corps for world organization.
The Zouave name refers to Berber tribes in Algeria. France recruited Berber soldiers in 1830s forming two battalions that became an infantry branch with distinctive uniforms. By the pre-WWI era four regiments remained. Zouaves first served outside Algeria in the Crimean War and influenced volunteer units worldwide. Several routige companies joined the Civil War armies.
The McMurray area 34 miles north of Edmonton in Canada holds extensive bituminous sand deposits. Experts compare them to oil shale with future commercial importance possible. Milling costs and processing factors may favor bituminous sands over oil shales despite variable yields.
The London Observer reports a National Union of Students ballot across English and Welsh universities ranking life happiness traits. Top priorities include a sound constitution and humor, with wealth, career, and personal appearance among lower ranks.
A Birmingham weekly recounts a judge hearing a company name King Tut-Tut and a lawyer explaining it as a golf joke expression used when a drive misses. The judge laughs as the clergy remark adds to the amusement.
The tropical avocado tree grows 30 to 50 feet high and is common in Africa, Central America, and the Colombian mountains. It has three main varieties, with the West Indian avocado most widely grown in Florida and producing the largest fruit. The fruit has a leathery skin that turns green or purplish as it ripens.
Farm animals show a preference for alfalfa hay cut in early growth, but horses and mules favor hay cut at full bloom while hogs and poultry struggle with coarse material. Cutting young reduces yield and longevity of the stand, so growers must compare money value of hay cut young versus mature.
Digest of the Prohibition poll shows a slight tilt toward radical wet views with a large silent majority on the fence and 15 million abstainers. About 20 million ballots were sent out, and ambivalence shaped candidate speeches as fears about drinking linger across the country.
The piece argues prohibition grew from abuses of the saloon and asserts the United States would have remained a wet nation without reform. It emphasizes moral, social, and political pressures driving the move to ban alcohol.
Discussion explains hot pack as filling jars with hot contents before canning to improve heat penetration and product quality. Miss Cora Loyd celebrated her eleventh birthday with eight friends at Five Mile Camp, hosted by Mr and Mrs Arch Gilger, enjoying a wonderful time. Times priced at $2.00 a year.
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