Poultry Flocks Feed Water and Shade Essentials
U.S. Department of Agriculture guidance advises proper feeding and fresh water for growing chicks. Recommend dry, clean quarters, shaded water, and access to greens or grasses when possible. For confined flocks, provide green feed, lawn clippings, and quick-growing crops. keep water clean and shaded. offer shelter and shade from trees or straw for comfort and health.
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United Stats Department of Agriculture
Eutfich
Artificial Milk Feeding for Orphaned Colts in Mare Losses
A historical guide explains mare foal mortality and orphaned youngsters relying on artificial feeding. It details cow milk mixtures, temperatures, quantities, and feeding methods using a nipple or glove finger, plus gradual adjustment, sterilization, and companion care to promote proper development.
Build Up Profitable Flock Through Continuous Selection
The article urges ongoing selection for health and vigor to create a productive flock. It emphasizes breeding for fertility, viable offspring, chick vitality, and sturdy pullets with strong coat stamina to ensure robust production and growth.
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Witter
Strait of Bears
Caponized Turkey Quiet and Dull in Markets
The article notes that caponized turkeys show quieter dispositions and less tendency to range. It suggests this characteristic could aid in conditioning birds for market, claiming limited prior expositions but favorable outcomes when tried.
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Jess Lkely
Kaffe Corn Described as Superior for Young Chicks
A historical note states Kaffe corn is lighter than wheat and excellent for young chicks and older fowls. It suggests chicks begin eating before a week old, with claims of ease and benefits for poultry growth.
Remedial Advice on Sweeney and Colar Use
A historic note discusses avoiding work for a horse named Sweeney and keeping collar work light. It mentions a quick cure when the central muscles affected are beneficial, and suggests using a light blister if wasting continues.
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Sweeney
Prevention Beats Cure In Live Stock Farming
A farmer notes preventive measures reduce disease in livestock more effectively than curing after infection. Emphasizes routine health care, sanitation, and early intervention to protect herds.
The Petite Robe Trifle Less Diversified in Style
A fashion piece notes The Petite Robe offers a unified line with refined variations. Daytime dresses favor serge or crepe de chine in red and blue trims, featuring long skirts, and Parisian influence from Detttany styles. Designers Martial et Armand and Madeleine et Madeleine show red and blue ensembles with embroidery and belts.
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Madeleine
Une
Fashion Notes From The Designer Molyneux Collection
In White English flannel the skirt is full and the bodice lightly broused. Afternoon gowns of silk and crepe often show a slit revealing a Nehter shade between apertures. Foundation colors are adorned with various embroideries. Molyneux presents a street frock in dirk serge with a wide crushed belt of bright red leather.
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Molyneux
Horticultural Points on Fruit Set Insects and Pollen
The article explains two main causes of fruit failure: blossoms lacking proper pollenization and trees lacking sufficient plant food. It notes frost winter injury can destroy pollen and blooms while petals look healthy, and adverse weather can doom harvests. Insects carrying pollen are essential for fertilization, and cold rain or strong winds reduce pollination effectiveness.
Bracelets Remain In Fashion Among Contemporary Women
Bracelets stay popular with stylish women as various metals and jewels mix freely. Dual bracelets on one arm often pair a wary bracelet with tortoise shell. Pearl bead bracelets can be long and wound around the wrist. Neck chains feature Egyptian and oriental motifs with scarab pendants and colored stones. Silk cords and hatspine accents complement the stones.
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Hatpine
Fruit Self Sterility in Apples and the June Drop
The article explains how self sterile fruit varieties need cross pollination from other sorts. It notes the role of bloom formation, summer plant food availability, and the June drop where poorly pollinated or crowded fruits fall away. It discusses pollen demand, bud development, and factors affecting fruit set in apple trees.
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Nature
Evening Gown Styles From Paris Openings
From Paris spring openings the style remains elec que, meaning each man for himself. Designers draw on Poiret and Madeleine et Marteleins for bold silhouettes, decollete gowns, and one shoulder draping. Oriental influences appear in Patou with Cleopatra type robes and beaded metal belts.
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Eeema
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Farle
Madeleine Et Marteleins
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Patou
Cleopatra
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Tulle
Uncertain Wallet Sleeve Style Described in Fragments
A fragmentary description notes an attractive sleeve type formed by a wallet tubric that droops to just below the elbow, attached to the waist about two inches above the valculae, indicating a decorative clothing feature.
Spraying in a Young Orchard Then and Now
The article notes spraying is mainly an emergency in a young orchard not a fixed schedule before bearing. It stresses early vigorous action against pests as they appear, with some pests requiring plantation wide control from the start while others need attention only in certain seasons and trees.
Art Supplies and Photography Shop Listings
R. Savage Co at 12 South Main and Inter-Mountain Art Co at 366 Main advertise fine kodak finishing enlarging artist materials framing picture am ing china painters and artist supplies.
Specializing Parrot Confesses After Dinner Talk
Mrs Giddigad accused a seller of peddling a talking parrot that remained silent until crackers were offered. Hemmundhaw admitted the bird had not spoken and quipped it was an after dinner speaker, in a brief exchange cited by the Youngstown Telegram.
Change of Tune Sparks Town Hall Chorus Debates
A fragment notes a group of youths singing old songs mocking farm life and town food plans. The item hints at social friction and local reactions to rural culture clashing with urban appetites, reflecting a period tone and street chatter.
Allies ponder Germany fate in shifting war outlook
A terse note reflects questions among Allied observers about Germany's future as the war progresses. Analysts weigh potential outcomes and the likelihood of decisive turning points, signaling uncertainty about how the chapter may end.
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Germany
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