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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1929
Page
6
Paul F. Starp of the New York State College of Agriculture reports experiments showing storing eggs in carbon dioxide rich air slows decay and preserves quality. He says low CO2 levels keep shells clearer, while introducing CO2 into storage rooms and containers offers a cheap practical method superior to oil-dipping.
Rural New Yorker describes new concrete runs outside brooder houses for poultry. Benefits include safer soil, lighter portable housing, near dwellings, and easier cleaning. Runs vary in size, require 2 to 3 inches slope for drainage, and may use permanent fences or movable frames with sand or litter kept dry to prevent infection.
Poultry hints emphasize early-hatched pullets, proper overcrowding, and clean handling. Proper dusting with sodium merde, frequent egg gathering, and access to clean feed improve yields. Profits rise with good care, proper protein, and timely molting and feathering practices.
Article describes ringworm in cattle caused by a small parasite that causes hair loss and bare spots on the head and neck, especially severe in young animals. It spreads rapidly in herds, with transmission via rubbing and contact. Control includes cleaning and disinfection of equipment, scalding, antiseptic washes, and staining of gear. recommends a treatment of ten parts lard to one part sulphur applied to bare skin areas daily, with clipping around the spots for better contact.
A dairy expert from a eastern college argues cows must yield at least 7,500 pounds of milk yearly to cover costs. He estimates 10 cows per full time worker and favors cow testing to weed out non paying stock. He notes a 15 cow herd can support a milking machine and efficiency tools to reduce labor costs.
Dairy Notes discuss protecting cattle from direct exposure to pests and sustaining proper milking practices. It covers cream consistency, milk slimming, calf scrubbing, sunlight for calves, balanced rations, dairy equipment care, and the value of clean milk handling. Emphasizes state college dairy specialists and practical tips for producers.
Dorah, captain of the Southern California track and field squad, has been dubbed the fastest sprinter on the team, earning the nickname Fastest Human for his rapid performances and proven speed in recent meets.
A collage of prewar baseball notes mentions Diamond Vets, expansion hopes for a fourth New York World’s Series, and veteran players like Sam Crawford. It cites stadiums, teams, and signings, including Al Shealy, Rush McQuillan, and Mel Ott, along with historical rivalries and park anecdotes from around 1804 to the early 20th century.
A fragmentary historical note credits Big Jim McCormack as an early record maker with long streaks in pitching. It mentions other figures like Cort Mays, Amos Rosie, Ed Reubach, and Dunny Vance, noting consecutive win streaks across years and teams such as Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn. The piece reflects on the difficulty of breaking modern pitching records.
Several home runs in a single inning set baseball records across the major leagues. The reports list games where two three-bagger drives produced homers in the same frame, spanning teams like Philadelphia Athletica, Boston, New York Giants Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and St Louis with players Murphy Barry Davin Lee Atong Bravia Jackson and Cuylur among those noted.
Reynolds hailed from Fatthesnake ranch where he plays Curl and is noted as the fastest runner. The piece compares him with Red Sk atiny and Jack Rothrock, hints at a possible race, and recounts Reynolds’ prior sports versatility and talents at Southwestern University, his time with Palestine in the Lone Star league, and later Chicago White Sox prospects.
Sports notes describe Colgate football adopting the Warner system with Andy Rorrhug picking his own assistants. Leo Diegel, holder of the comedic open colt title, eyes Montreal event. Pit Page’s work cited as key in Indiana contract talks.
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative remedy for constipation indigestion stomach issues and headaches. It promotes a mild herbal formula with senna and pepsin aimed at elderly users and children with pleasant taste and non narcotic, free sample bottle offers.
A long lost ship bell from the John Milton, wrecked off eastern Long Island seventy one years ago with a crew of twenty three, has been recovered and placed in the tower of the New San Tank Teint Community church near the wreck site. The bell rests on the shore’s rocks where waves once tollingly echoed. The vessel was en route from Boston to Peru when it foundered making this emblem a local maritime relic now on display.
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