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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
6
Poultry specialists advise farmers to cull nonproducing hens and weak pullets from June to October to raise average stock quality and market value. Stop culling when production falls below 20 percent, and remove younger birds first before aging hens, says A G Oliver of North Carolina State College.
Purdue University expert Stephen M Walford advises farmers to urge chicks to roost as soon as they feather. Early roosting prevents smothering and corner crowding that stunts growth. Heavy breeds may need slanted roosts with netting until they adapt then can be raised to standard height.
Farmers who moved hens from open ranges to fenced yards report higher egg output and fewer diseases as ground remains worm free. Tighter feeding and regular fresh lots reduce disease exposure. baby chicks should be treated similarly.
Advice on feeding dairy skim milk to mash, limiting space per chick, confinement of mature poultry, and selective mating to maintain egg color. Warns against cod liver oil in broiler rations near market, notes risks of overstocking, and encourages dust wallows for hens.
August 10 lesson from First Samuel outlines Hannah’s sorrow and vow for a son, Samuel’s dedication and prayerful call, Eli’s misjudgment, and Samuel’s rising prophetic role. It emphasizes honoring parents, divine blessing, and the value of godly upbringing. Hannah’s faith and Samuel’s obedience illustrate faithful responses to trials and divine calling.
The passage asserts that character is the defining asset for winning souls. It rejects the idea of conforming to worldly habits to gain traction with others and emphasizes integrity over worldly influence in leading to Christ.
Henry Ward Beecher states mirth is the sweet wine of life to be offered to God with zest. The quote reflects a spiritual view celebrating joy as a divine gift to be shared.
An early 20th century Castoria ad claims the vegetable remedy soothes colic and calms crying, aids digestion and constipation, and prevents system clogging in children. It touts its bland taste, safety, and signature of Chas. H. Fletcher as the genuine mark.
A duke’s title is under search as romance unfolds in high society fiction. Friends question a lover’s true feelings while formal lineage becomes a central plot device.
Medical men of London have started a war on automatic drug stores placed in railway stations, hotels and other public places. The machines dispense aspirin bismuth and other drugs. A pathologist warns they will likely cause fatalities if children access them.
Women in Europe embrace whale leather gloves made from the intestines of whales, praised for softness and durability. Style leaders approve the material as a novelty in wardrobery, recalling earlier whale bone uses. Experts note iron nickel and cobalt magnetism as standard references.
A Montana woman testifies to losing 19 pounds of fat in four weeks on Kruschen Salts and describes a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. The ad promises cleansing of waste and toxins, toning of organs, and a “Kruschen feeling” of health and energy, with a money back guarantee.
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