Fragment from Felone So Baa Howl continues in drama
The scene follows Peter Craven and Lydia Craven through a tense chase as Craven tires to keep Lydia safe while Craven’s rival Craven plots in the shadows. A mysterious door traps Lydia in Mrs Ellsworthy s mansion and a web of deception tightens around them.
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The Changing Times and the Typewriter Repair Man
A quip from the New York Evening Post contrasts peaceful days with modern times as a typewriter repairman, after tightening a ribbon, leaves a message about wartime danger and a quick enemy move jeopardizing six gunboats.
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Goats? Goose Farming and Profit Prospects from Decades of Practice
A detailed guide on profitable goose farming covering housing, brooders, selection, mating, and range management. It discusses flock size per acre, incubation periods, feeding regimes, and market considerations including feather income and preferred breeds such as the Toulouse.
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Millions of Eggs Spoiled by Damaged Coatings
An article notes that eggs spoiled in cold storage due to cracked shells and damaged gelatinous coatings protect against germs only while intact. Over 100 million eggs are wastefully spoiled nationwide from shell defects and improper handling.
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Keep Fowls Out of Garden Says Wabit’s Advice
A fragment advises keeping fowls content in the chicken yard to protect the garden next door. It warns that one bold hen over the fence will encourage others to attempt the feat, leading to repeated incursions.
Rhode Island Red Hen Breed Traits and Market Appeal
The Rhode Island Red is praised as a hardy, good forager and excellent layer with docile hens. It matures early, valuable for winter laying, with strong meat qualities and a distinctive yellow beak and plumage. Sizes: cock 8 1/4 lb, cockerel 7 1/2 lb, hen 6 1/4 lb, pullet 3 lb.
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Chicks Respond to Dual Ration For Faster Growth
Chicks thrive on a grain plus wet mash feeding plan. The mash is fed twice daily and grain given three times daily, morning noon and night. The method accelerates growth and market readiness versus a straight grain diet. A palatable mash mix uses equal weights of cornmeal bran middlings corn gluten feed and meat scrap.
Constant Water Supply for Chicks via Inverted Tin Can Fountain
Describes a simple automatic water fountain for chicks using a melted-top tin can inverted to create a steady flow. The setup raises the fountain 1.5 inches off the floor and may require a brick to prevent hens from tipping the can.
Fatal disease of turkeys linked to crowding and confinement
Rome authorities say excessive footing and close confinement cause the turkey blackhead disease. When turkeys are crowded their livers enlarge and death may follow. Other sources cite causes and advise moving youngsters to new ground away from other fowls and keeping them dry and healthy to avoid stressing digestion.
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Ration for Little Turkeys Feed Guide
Dry grain chick feed free from mustiness provides an excellent ration for little turkeys. Some lines call for bread and milk or Johmney milk baked hard, fed dry as part of a managed diet.
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