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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
3
New York state college of agriculture advises starting mash at 36 to 49 hours, offering constant access until maturity. Provide ample feeding space and two daily mash feeds, with a detailed mix including yellow corn meal, bran, flour, oats, bone meal, meat scrap, fat, and cod liver oil during sunny periods.
Ducklings may be overfed concentrated feeds and should receive tender greens and sand for grit. A ration evolves from rolled oats and bread crumbs with water for three days, then bran and cornmeal mixtures, plus meat scrap and chopped green foods, with sand. fowls’ beaks darken with various internal diseases needing organ examination.
The article advises not to set eggs older than a week or ten days as hatchability drops after ten days. It notes room temperature around 50 degrees is optimal for stored eggs and suggests using a 15 dozen case to simplify turning, turning one side each day to save effort with eventual payoff.
The article outlines brooder temperature control for chicks, age segregation, verified feed types, dry clean litter, weekly cleaning, early cockerel separation, and safe water and feed dispensers. It notes a crop of care for range areas, ground sanitation, and diligent plowing for restricted ranges, plus a note on gosling feeding and Kentucky University bluegrass trials for high hatchability.
Don Bunn falls for Shirley Cookson during a lakeside Florida romance but faces a rival from New York and a growing doubt. After a box marked Vacation Cookies triggers a confession, Shirley asks to remain independent, while Don vows to be her future partner, a pledge sealing a hopeful turn.
The report lists 1928 gold production totals for Transvaal Cape Colony and Natal at 214 million 011 thousand 603 dollars United States 44 million 335 thousand 800 Canada 39 million 082 thousand 005 Russia 24 million 806 thousand 201 Mexico 14 million 451 thousand 721 Rhodesia 11 99 thousand 292 and Australia and New Zealand 13 million 078 thousand 025.
Ohio State University expert G L O Blackman warns indifferent feeding methods depress summer milk output and profits. Plan summer management while cattle forage well, using extra roughage or grain, and pair with a breeding system to align peak production with favorable prices.
A Kansas State College extension chair says high producing cows on lush green pasture cannot meet carbohydrate needs from pasture alone. They require grain supplementation, with a suggested mix of 400 pounds corn 200 pounds oats plus 100 pounds cottonseed meal, fed at one pound grain per four and a half pounds of milk for Ayrshire Jersey and Guernsey, and one to two for Holstein.
Article stresses roughage as the dairy ration base and urges sufficient alfalfa and clover. It notes a past shortage, and suggests soybeans as a protein supplement if needed. Soybeans can be cut for hay or threshed, growing on more acidic land and benefiting from inoculation.
Doctor Eckles notes the cow’s condition at freshening directly influences total lactation. Cows that freshen in poor shape due to prior poor rations produce well below potential, and later feeding adjustments cannot fully recover lost production.
The article states that pastures grazed too early or too closely yield less, while early pastures provide abundant protein. It advises supplementing dairy cows on such pastures with high carbonaceous concentrates like cornu kefir or barley, feeding grain at one pound per five to six pounds of milk produced when cows are on pasture.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a family laxative that acts gently and effectively. It promises a free trial bottle by mail and claims to relieve constipation, biliousness, and sluggish digestion with natural ingredients.
It is estimated that from 6 000 000 to 7 000 000 pounds of almond paste are consumed annually in the country. Most of this supply is produced by large candy manufacturers and sold to bakers for cakes and macaroons.
Excerpt notes chewing gum as a widespread habit across classes with annual spending in the millions and a vast supply. It cites the gum’s daily placement in theaters, trains, diners, and dance halls, stressing the transient nature of gum waste and its omnipresence in everyday life.
Dr Joel T Boone in Philadelphia comments that prosperity eliminates the parlor bolshevik and recalls a reception where the bolsheviks argued loudly in the library. He notes the host advised that winded people never come to blows, using a witty Victorian tone.
Capper's Week snippet shows a child named Sam answering a teacher's question. The dialogue fragment captures a playful classroom exchange with a brief misnaming moment and a note on a new pupil. The source provides a humorous, in-progress vignette.
The Lunenburg fleet of clipper schooners from the Nova Scotia port once bore names containing the letter a three times. Old custom favored such names with examples like Autfiga Delawana Palltanna and Parténa. Today the practice has waned as vessels are more often named after captains wives and daughters.
The item narrates a playful claim about a husband who cleans up nightly. A quip asks if he is a poker shark, but the reply clarifies he is a street sweeper.
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