Hatch or Buy Chicks Marly and Fight Poultry Worms
New Jersey State Agricultural College specialists urge a wartime style campaign against worms and diseases in poultry. They advise cleaning brooders, providing clean range or confinement, separating old and young stock, building a screen manure pit, installing wire dropping boards, and daily cleaning of dropping boards. Figures from a five year egg-laying contest are cited to suggest hatch timing impacts egg production.
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New Jersey State Agricultural College
New Jersey
Gapeworm Risk From Turkeys Targets Chicks
The United States Department of Agriculture notes gapeworms spread to chicks via turkeys. Key controls: keep chicks away from turkeys and brood on clean ground. Turkeys may carry gapeworms without symptoms. outbreaks often feature poultry present on infested farms. Clean ground and yearly plowing break parasite buildup.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Hints for Spring Management and Egg Production
Practical tips for chick care and laying hens including lighting, feeding, housing, and floor construction. Advice covers culling at night, keeping lights on, early roosting, shelter from weather, brooder floor design, and separating sexes to improve growth and egg quality.
Marion finds holiday joy through a stray dog and a reunion
Marion a lonely teacher near Christmas comforts a travel worn fox terrier named Horatius. The dog leads to a chance reunion with Aunt Ethel, revealing lost family ties. Marion leaves her job to live with her aunt, and the dog helps heal their bond as the act of kindness echoes the gospel the reader shares.
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Marion Ainsworth
Marion
Horatius
Ethel
Western Newspaper Union
A Yule Fancy by William Tipton Talbott
A period note celebrates Christmas shopping delight with lines about love and toys. The verse envisions a mine yielding gold from children’s playthings and reflects festive cheer attributed to author William Tipton Talbott.
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William Tipton Talbott
Resolutions of Condolence and Paid Notices Policy
The Saline Observer announces that obituaries and marriage notices are published free of charge while all other personal or business notices require paid rates. Advertising rates are available on application and poetry costs five cents per line.
Dr John W. Holland Column On Six Cylinder Engines
Dr John W Holland discusses six cylinder engines in detail. He explains mechanical advantages and efficiency gains. The piece outlines practical considerations for builders and buyers.
Pedestrian Right of Way Endorsed by DC Court of Appeals
The DC Court of Appeals held pedestrians have the right of way across a street even if they have not reached the far curb when the signal changes. The decision affirms that a pedestrian who starts on green may finish crossing, while motorists rushing crossings regardless of pedestrians merit harsher treatment.
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Court of Appeals of the
District of Columbia
Taxes and the Schools Oration on Education and Tax Protest
An opinion on tax bills and school funding. The author urges restraint against shrinking education budgets, praising American education’s role in prosperity and arguing for economy in government while preserving school expenditures. The piece stresses avoiding agitation to cut education despite high taxes.
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America
The Pullman Surcharge Debate in Congress
Railroads oppose abolition of the Pullman surcharge arguing it would cost 40 million dollars annually and force higher freight and passenger rates. They contend the charge reflects high class hotel service on wheels and warns abolishment would shift burdens to everyday travelers and freight customers. The piece also criticizes youth presumptions in policy debates.
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Congress of the United States
Congress
Beginning Anew Tradition Prompts Self Renewal Thoughts
The text reflects on the new year as a time for fresh starts and personal invention. It muses on the hopeful impulse to begin again and the sorrow when that option ends for an individual. The piece casts the day as a meaningful milestone in human aspiration.
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The
Lowell. Ledger
Ledger
Penamo
Sonia News
Observer print shop wishes readers a prosperous New Year
The Observer print shop states it will continue offering the best printing and prices. It declines rash resolutions and hopes its services aid readers' prosperity in the New Year.
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Observer Print Shop
Research and the future of industry and progress
Charles M. Schwab argues that permanent institutions require change driven by education and enlightenment. He says future pioneering work will differ from the past, with large coordinated organizations replacing lone heroes, and that modern industries rely on university level research and large scale industry backed research.
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Charles M. Schwab
Not a Patent Medicine Nerves Remedy Ad Claims
An advertisement promotes a mental work method to strengthen nerves. It urges finding tasks, concentrating, planning, completing, reviewing, then congratulating oneself. Repeats that repeated effort builds vigor, happiness, and citizenship without any price increase.
Advertising drives business in strong steady markets
The excerpt argues that persistent intelligent advertising protects customers, attracts new buyers, retains old ones, and builds profits for merchants. It asserts that the right advertising for the right business increases sales while unknown lines do not, emphasizing profits come from well advertised merchandise.
Michigan Winter Wheat Farm Acreage Falls in State Report
Michigan farmers sown 892000 acres of winter wheat this fall, down from 980000 in 1927, with weather favorable and harvest prospects near last year. United States sowings show an 8.6 percent fall. rye acreage declines 15 percent in Michigan and 3.29 million nationwide. Notable local items include a 2000 bail demand for Morris Haskins on a bean theft charge and multiple regional farming and community notes.
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Michigan
United States
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