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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1938
Page
7
A comic mix up at a New York restaurant features a waiter mistaken for an eclair by a fair young woman. Other bits depict a teacher grilling a student and shoppers clashing over politeness during a sale, ending with an ad note for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Winter laying flocks need sun and green feed to boost hatchability. Closing hen houses early reduces egg hatch rates. outdoors winter sun improved hatchability by 14 percent in Beltsville studies, even with cod liver oil in diets. If confinement is needed, include alfalfa hay milk products and liver meal to supply vitamin G for better hatchability.
Washington State College animal husbandry expert Jerry Sotola notes pumpkins and squash add value to hog and cattle rations when used with other feeds. They are bulky and high in water, usually fed with limited cooking, and dried pumpkins grind to a corn meal-like value. Vitamin A in yellow pumpkins and squash aids cold protection and night blindness prevention.
Dr F N Marcellus of Ontario Agricultural College says diseases are more common due to larger flocks. He stresses proper management and year round green feed to prevent illness, ample water, and removing infected birds to prevent reinfection.
A miscellany notes cotton as a major crop in 18 states and comments on egg production with 1 000 hens per minute. It mentions turkey buyers preferring sub thirteen pound birds and a century of New York cooperative fire insurance usage. It also compares milk lime content to vegetables and bread, notes shell value in lobster and oyster shells, and cites electrocuting poultry as a method to ease feather removal.
A Cleveland man visited a physician who advised smoking cessation for six months. The patient quipped that it would save him fifty dollars, to which the doctor replied that his fee was fifty dollars. A tongue warning and two Tibet suits pending add humor to the scene.
An old newspaper fragment narrates a quirky scene about a new circus act featuring the friendship of a lion and a goat. The chatter notes occasional quarrels, but the act persists as a fresh draw for audiences.
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