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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
5
Editor notes a continuing series on poultry rating by Dr L D LeGear S J of St Louis urging readers to study the articles for future reference.
The article argues that sanitation matters for households and poultry alike, detailing how dirty yards and droppings spread disease. It urges rigorous cleaning of poultry houses, proper disposal of waste, and regular disinfection to prevent parasite and germ transmission among fowls.
The article stresses frequent cleaning and disinfection of roosts, dropping boards, and houses to prevent disease. It recommends covering droppings, removing diseased birds, and wholesale cleanup if many show symptoms, plus regular use of a cod dip and disinfectant and fresh air and sunshine. Healthy birds are more valuable and productive.
A Beaver Press item notes dairy herds with inefficient boarder cows cost time and money. It argues some cows reduce butter production, lower prices, and harm both dairy and beef markets by producing calves unfit for either purpose.
A Down East sardine canning factory wastes nothing its odor may please some. The aroma sells for artificial pearl use the waste oil goes to paints and varnishes tin cuttings ship to England for reprocessing. Sardines reach 15 countries including Germany and the United States and Java where a sales tactic once used a free 200 case offer to win buyers.
The piece relays Sir James Jeans lucidly explaining the stellar system. It notes electrons whirling billions of times per second and uses vivid comparisons such as a car magnified to Waterloo station and six wasps in space to illustrate vast emptiness and the rarity of solid substance.
Thor and Arye exchange grand declarations of destiny and love in a melancholy moment. He kneels to profess that fate entwined them across time while she ruefully notes a missed step altered their path. The London Tit-Bits excerpt frames a poignant reflection on chances lost.
A barometer made from blotting paper is described by Paper Barometer in Henley s Twentieth Century Book of Recipes. Saturate blotting paper with a solution of cobalt chloride one ounce, sodium chloride four ounces, calcium chloride seven and a half grains, acacia four ounces, water three ounces. Hang to dry and gauge moisture by color: rose red indicates rain, pale red very moist, bluish red moist, lavender blue nearly dry, blue very dry.
Benry, Marquis of Villega, a Caspian savant under John II, studied astronomy so intently he ignored finances. A witty remark said he knew much of star charts and little of earth. His neglect led to ruin and penury, with rumors of necromancy. in 1924 the king's agent burned many of his books in Detroit News.
The text discusses how judges use statutes precedents opinions customs and community authorities as sources of law. It notes that these sources can be closed off by ruling powers, but judges may still consult them when forming legal principles. A later excerpt mentions bees and their short lifespans during working seasons and the impracticality of beekeepers distinguishing individual bees.
Chicks of different ages should not be raised together. Older birds crowd the younger, and poorly developed chicks may suffer. The guidance warns against mixed-age housing and stresses careful flock management.
Scientists report ripe watermelons provide at least two vitamins in detectable quantities. The finding underscores the fruit as a nutritious option.
The article advises cutting vegetables into large pieces to avoid mushiness after dressing. It emphasizes keeping ingredients crisp and dry, adding dressing just before serving to prevent wilting, and notes that potato salad is the exception to this rule.
The U.S. Biological Survey debunks the myth that a rattlesnake gains a ring per year or per car. It explains that snakes add 2 to 4 rings every four years, typically one per shedding. Over time the rattlesnake’s rings exceed ten as older rings wear and break away.
The cabbage worm is a common pest of cabbages in fields and gardens. If detected early, apply arsenical sprays such as lead arsenate calcium arsenate or Paris green in two applications or a single spray. Treatments are most effective as heads form and poison disappears within two to three weeks. Remove all outer leaves from treated cabbages before marketing or consumption.
A fragment recalls Grandma Lowder near eighty six, her family gathering with Maurine Lowder and Aire Johnsen in a graduation event. The text mentions garden produce value and household life in a family context.
An advertising note claims Taniac builds weight strengthens nerves and increases appetite with a money back guarantee. The pitch promises quick results and urges readers to try the remedy.
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