Duel of Courage Ends Bloodless in Providence Tavern
In a tavern near Providence Col Colin confronts Colonel Botts over Washington’s leadership. A staged duel with blasting rocks becomes a nonfatal clash when a powder trick fuses a bloodless exit. Colin guards Conway, who sustains a broken nose, as the crowd heals tensions and toasts Washington’s cause.
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Poultry Business Outlook Warns Against Overoptimism
A. L. P. Poultry Specialist cautions that egg prices in late 1932 do not justify blanket expansion for flock owners. Profitability varies with market conditions and farm balance. The best plan is normal operation and disciplined investment, avoiding the past extremes of optimism and pessimism.
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Patriot Colin Cabot's Early War Career and Rescue Mission
In July 1775 Colin Cabot joins the Continental Army at Cambridge under Capt. Amos Farnsworth. He gains informal secretary status with Washington, narrowly foils a British plot, duels rival Harry Gage, and regains rank after meritorious service. He aids in troop movements for Ticonderoga guns and the Dorchester bombardment, prompting evacuation to Canada.
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Blood Tested and Culled Chicks Best for Hatchery Stock
Poultry expert G F Parrish of North Carolina State College urges buying big new chicks from hatcheries using blood tested, culled supply flocks. Studies show 5,151 deaths among 79,686 chicks from tested flocks (6.4 percent) versus 2,875 of 7,958 from non tested flocks (26.1 percent) in first four weeks.
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Saps G F Parrish
North Carolina State College
Why farmers keep male birds after hatching season ends
Agricultural experts question the practice of retaining male birds on core belt farms through spring. They note egg quality drops, feed costs, and nuisance to stock, while roosters may pose roosting issues. Despite campaigns urging early sale, adoption remains limited.
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Wallace
Poultry Notes and Legislation from Early 20th Century
Poultry notes discuss Blackhead disease blamed for heath hen declines and diet effects on hatchability. Ohio bill proposes a $5 fine for stray highway chickens. Plymouth ship carries 10 million Australian eggs. U S farms total 460,457,009 chickens as of Jan 1 1920. Automatic egg delivery from metal coop batteries cited.
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Department of Agriculture
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