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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
4
Paul and Carla flee a canyon cave as a rockslide blocks exit. Paul plans a dangerous move to blast loose a rock with a stick to clear a path while Carla faces fear and vows to reach Claire. The two press toward light and escape, with danger and longing intertwined.
Cornell University advises profitable disposal of poultry during low prices by canning after six to eight hours of cooling. Meat should be canned under pressure, with thorough cleaning and sterilization, tight packing, and boiling water processing to exhaust cold air and prevent bulging.
Breeders should keep fertile turkey eggs at low temperatures not above 60 degrees and bring eggs to a warm room before incubation in cold weather. Holding eggs longer lowers hatch probability after the first days and marking hatch date aids vitality observations. gathering date helps study age effects. Many factors affect hatchability require extensive testing.
A duck feeding guide suggests a ration by weight of yellow corn meal standard wheat middlings wheat bran ground oats plus 15 percent meat and bone meal 2 percent powdered charcoal ½ percent salt and 1 percent fine sharp sand. Feed twice daily with occasional cracked corn if ducks have ample greens.
A crude petroleum based treatment is advised for scaly leg in hens. A mix of equal parts lard and kerosene is applied by dipping legs in a can for about a minute, avoiding excess material above the feather edge to prevent blistering and irritation.
The article explains incubator hatching for ducks and geese. It notes trays must be high enough for goose eggs and warns moisture needs are greater for geese. Incubation lasts ducks 28 days geese 28 to 29 days and turkeys 27 to 29 days with similar temperatures to ordinary hen eggs.
The reading note describes a Children’s Corner activity by Dorothy Edmonds. It guides young readers to draw a tiny head and two small perky feet to create a charming turkey figure, noting that later data are rubbed away.
Ten year old Tommy falls on a raft during a relay at Long Lakes. Bobby spots him ducking in, frees a tied boat, and rows to pull him to safety. Tommy is injured but saved. Mrs. Jenkins arrives for care. The two boys become lifelong friends.
A letter box contains thirteen letters from which six animal names found in the United States can be formed. Letters may be reused, but only those present may be used. Puzzle presented by Harvey Peake.
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