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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1932
Page
2
A fable-style tale portrays King Eagle demanding fish from Plunger the Fish Hawk, who resists until force and cunning prevail. Mrs. Plunger adds interference but King Eagle stays focused on the catch, proving might over right in the end.
The playful remark from Gene suggests scandal can be palatable. He quips that even a pinch of scandal does not make a situation savory, underlining a lighthearted take on gossip.
A verse about a money driven buyer traversing stalls in search of love and gold. The speaker notes love and sacrifice cannot be bought, and treasures gained with truth kindness or patience outshine cold yellow gold in the market of men. The poem reflects on price, loneliness, and the value of humane gifts over wealth.
Australian runner Eileen Wearne, renowned as Australia's top woman sprinter, is expected to bid for the 100 meter title at the 1982 Olympics where she will compete for the Commonwealth.
Back interest remains subtle in new evening frocks with intricate strappings at the back and waist bows adding charm. Tiered and ruffled skirts inspired by Worth dominate the season, favored for their soft look, especially among younger women.
Printed crepes regain vogue with American designers adopting silks and cottons for sleeves on black crepe dresses and for vestees gilets or boleros while Paris remains cool to prints.
Roy Dearstyne of North Carolina State College warns poultrymen against replacing animal protein with soybean or peanut meals. He says eggs from hens used for hatching require high quality feed, including green matter, sunlight, minerals, and milk, with a balanced mash rather than grain alone to sustain a long laying season and hatchable eggs.
Ohio farmer R W Sweitzer says he slashes feed costs by using a free choice ration for his chickens. He notes grinding grains is wasteful and feeds corn wheat germinated oats meat scraps and milk to birds at all times. He grows his own grain and sells concentrates. He adds that hens earned six cents per pound last year. Dairy cows had been his main line until disease forced sale and the chickens became a life saver.
The Michigan Farmer notes paralysis in chickens from heavy feeding, rapid growth, overcrowding, and poor ventilation. It recommends sour milk, green feed, and a teaspoon of wax vomica per pint of drinking water. A fatal paralysis form requires replacing the flock or moving to clean land in new buildings.
The text explains leveling an incubator with a spirit level and wooden shims to prevent vibration and uneven heat. It recommends a cellar as a vibration-free moist location and warns that upstairs use requires quiet and careful movement to avoid chilling the air around the machine.
Prof. BH L Dakan of Ohio State University reports experiments showing flocks without cod liver oil lagged in egg production. In a parallel test, the single pen given cod liver oil outperformed all others, while the non oil pen had the lowest output.
Poultry staff at the United States livestock experiment station in Beltsville Maryland select breeding hens from those laying at least 225 eggs in pullet years and whose eggs weigh at least two ounces. They keep only birds from hens whose eggs have a hatchability of 70 percent or more and pullets are excluded from standard breeding pens.
An excerpt promoting Castoria as a gentle vegetable remedy for children’s sleep disturbances. Claims Castoria eases discomfort by aiding bowel movements without harsh drugs, narcotics, or side effects, and promises steady, peaceful rest.
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