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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
7
Are You a Canny Canner discusses risks in home preserving. It warns against using unknown jar ring brands and stressed the importance of genuine branded rings to avoid leaks and preserve preserves.
The autogiro, devised by Juan de la Cierva, emerged from Spain's experiments between 1919 and 1924. It was successfully demonstrated in England in 1925.
R Ashby from the University of Haineis outlines three fundamentals for fat cattle sellers: avoid market overload, sell competitively, and fit cattle to market conditions. He notes that summer gains depend on cattle age, with calves holding better than older cattle, and estimates a 50 cent monthly price lift needed to hold two year olds through summer.
When poults reach about ten weeks and no longer need heat they should roost in the open. E M Funk of Missouri College of Agriculture advises transferring them to a range with heavy roost poles. A 2 by 4 inch tier spaced 18 to 24 inches apart on a 4 to 6 foot high platform provides satisfactory roosting. poultry netting should cover the poles and roosting area to keep poults from contact with droppings.
The article compares kafir corn and milo maize growth, height, and ear shape. Kafir corn reaches five percent feet with ears ten to twelve inches long, while dwarf milo grows four to five feet with compact, shorter, rounded ears. Grain colors differ: kafir white, milo reddish orange.
A witty exchange from the Montreal Star features Mrs Jud Tunkins declining more painting lessons after three sessions. She says a woman should not sacrifice too much for a personal career, while a customer jokes about being square after settling an account.
Smith notices a misprint in the newspaper with the heading Woman's Talk. He points out only half a column remains beneath the heading, prompting a light exchange with his wife about the error.
Digestive disturbances are common in horses and often caused by improper feeding. F. H. Olvey of Missouri College of Agriculture notes that issues can occur any season, but are more prevalent in spring. feed should be high quality and changes made gradually with few exceptions.
H M Scott of Kansas State College explains hens possess air sacs connected to bronchi that extend into bones acting as accessory lungs to regulate body temperature. He warns these are not highly effective and urges owners to plan measures to keep flocks cool during summer.
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