Simple Operation Prevents Damage to the Birds
Dubbing the comb and wattles of chickens at about 7 or 10 weeks helps prevent frost injury. The procedure, done with tin snips, bleeds little and needs few precautions. Dubbed birds need yarding apart, but extra care is rarely required.
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G. T. Klein
Extension Poultry Husbandran
Massachusetts State College
WNU
Cautious Feeding Advice for Live Stock This Fall
W H Peters chief of the division of animal and poultry husbandry at University farm St Paul urges caution for cattle and lamb feeders this fall. He notes strong demand, adequate feed supply and lower prices, but warns against buying feeder stock without proper fattening feed and suggests alternatives such as raising lambs or calves from coarse feed.
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W. H. Peters
Peters
Marking Broody Hens With Colored Leg Bands
Commercial breeders tag hens showing broodiness with colored celluloid leg bands. Each month uses a distinct color so a hen that goes broody receives a ring for the current month. This records how often she stops laying and when the gaps occur, aiding culling and stock selection for the next year.
Preserving Fence Posts With Tire Tubes
The U.S. Forest Service outlines a cheap method to prevent decay in fence posts. Fresh-cut butts are peeled, an old inner tube fitted over the section, tied, and filled with a zinc chloride solution. The preservative absorbs, displacing the sap.
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United States Forest Service
Charming practical all day dresses in percale and crepe
Two designs praised for slim lines and comfortable wear for shopping home work or runabout. Pattern 1618 fits sizes 14 16 18 20 40 42 with long or short sleeves and detailed yardage. Pattern 1624 covers sizes 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 with specified fabric needs. Fall and Winter Pattern Book 32 pages available. order details provided.
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Jersey
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
SS wNy Service
Down to My Last Dime Says Pathfinder Cartoon
In a Pathfinder magazine cartoon, Boogy boasts of wealth then admits he is down to his last dime. Woogy challenges him, noting that the dime remains, suggesting a twist in the economic gag.
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Gonzales
Pathfinder Magazine
Misrepresentation Moses in Divorce Court
Mose tells judge Dinah overreached herself to him after a rapid marriage. The court hears the early unraveling of the couple's union with Mose blaming the wife’s overbearing manner for the fallout.
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Moses
Dinah
Mose
Jedge
Ten Greatest Men Prompt Sparks Class Debate
A school teacher asks students to name the ten greatest men. One boy writes The New York Yankees and adds a note about his father saying beween 8. The excerpt captures a humorous misinterpretation from a classroom moment.
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New York Yankees
Beware Coughs from Common Colds That Hang On
Advertises Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. Claims the product reaches the seat of the trouble soothes inflamed membranes loosens phlegm and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Small Part Speaks Only One Side in Case
A fragment notes that a person aware only of his own side of a dispute knows little of the opposite case. The entry reflects a caution about partial views in a legal or public matter.
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