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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1933
Page
3
Ohio State University extension notes that controlling poultry lice is simple with nicotine sulphate. Apply sparingly to roost tops before birds roost, cover entire roost length, and reapply after eight to ten days to kill newly hatched lice, aiming to preserve egg production.
Extension poultryman O C Ufford advises a brooder house large enough for the number of chicks with no more than three per square foot. Proper heat retention and good ventilation are essential, with ample sunlight for growth and easy cleaning for sanitation.
Prairie Farmer describes a low cost method to convert cold damp poultry houses into warm dry spaces. Remove top windows, raise the south roof side to form a double slope roof, lift the entire side, and splice rafters. Install glass in the south wall, add cross stringers, lay oats straw, and add vented end openings.
The article explains several methods to determine a chicken's sex at six weeks, noting difficulty with larger breeds. It describes feather shape tests from the saddle and tail base, and a neck-hold method where a male supposedly drops its legs while a female tucks them in.
A Montreal Herald poultry authority says nest eggs do not boost production. Hens kept in proper modern houses with ample nests and good feed will lay well without extra nest eggs.
Ellen Fitz Pendleton president of Wellesley College notes two decades of relative stability in the college girl while acknowledging growing interest in government and politics. She observes women moving toward broader leadership and diversified occupations though the feminine ideal remains.
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