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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
7
Chronic coccidiosis in adult fowls hides behind wasting symptoms. Remove all affected birds, clean quarters, and keep healthy birds off previously used ground to prevent spread. microscopic check after death distinguishes it from other diseases.
A 1932 feature encourages women to value maturity alongside youth, promoting self care and confidence. It urges health, poise, and refined appearance as age advances, noting women over fifty can stay vibrant through personal upkeep, sound grooming habits, and a balanced outlook. It also warns on sanitation of toilet articles to prevent germs.
The text outlines a series of Genesis based lessons from April to June, highlighting themes of creation, the fall, covenants, family dynamics, and God’s providence. It tracks pivotal figures from Abraham to Jacob and Joseph, emphasizing God’s work and human relationships within biblical history.
Mortality in New York State laying flocks runs 3 to 73 percent, averaging 23 percent, making dead hens a major depreciation item. With hens valued at 1 dollar and 0.75 dollars, 10 percent mortality implies 34 cents depreciation per hen, 40 percent yields 69 cents. Misner urges strict disease and parasite control.
Poor policy to mate birds with disease signs or weakness. Do not pair undersized females to oversized coarse males or vice versa. Mating seldom nicks and medium sized, healthy progeny are hard to secure. Experienced breeders estimate male count per flock. Generally not more than eight to ten lightweight males per hundred females. For heavyweight varieties ten males may suffice if fighting is limited. otherwise smaller flock matings are advised.
The Idaho Farmer urges fencing out English sparrows from poultry houses to prevent disease spread. Pests travel between yards, linking insanitary conditions to clean ones, and visitors should be kept away or use a disinfected litter box before entry.
A brief agricultural note urges not to reduce feed despite low egg prices. It stresses maintaining generous rations to maximize production, recommends a constant mash and some grain during summer, and suggests only cutting the morning scratch grain.
Mrs John Niblo of Muscotah kept three years of flock records showing hens averaged four dollars profit over feed cost last year. The hatcheryman ordered chicks from her profitable flock and a second order followed after her birds met the customer with high quality. Quality gets the best price.
A quoted line from the Wayne News Sentinel notes a lack of genuine Juliets among men, comparing to Romeos with a light irony. The snippet reflects a columnist voice on romance and social behavior, reflecting local sentiment.
A concise quote states there are three kinds of people the wills the wan ts and the can'ts. The first accomplish everything the second oppose everything the third fail in everything.
A saying compares venomous stingers to a man whose words of hate cost him what he values most, equating verbal cruelty with self-defeat and loss of life’s best thing. The metaphor emphasizes the corrosive effect of hate speech.
Four hundred sight saving classes have been set up in 112 American communities to reduce eye strain for children. Large type books let students choose positions to view the blackboard, and touch typing is taught early to ease handwriting. The Better Vision Institute cites one in five children as visually handicapped and 5,000,000 of the 26,000,000 U.S. children with poor vision. A Welsh choir at Nebo’s festival faced a stage collapse but continued striving for the prize amid injuries. Memory is described as a constant Nemesis chasing humans.
A Camden Tennessee report describes a house cat owned by G. M. Spence showing kangaroo like traits. The feline has rear feet longer than its fore feet, leaps with a heavy tail for balance, and sits upright as kangaroos do.
A brief exchange shows Jimmy claiming a strong self opinion while Bertie notes he has not studied himself much. The dialogue hints at humorous self confidence and voice between two speakers.
To brighten oilcloth wash it in two tablespoonfuls of salt to each cupful of hot water required. Compliments are reciprocal.
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