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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1934
Page
4
Readers can obtain a free copy of a chart detailing external signs of poultry diseases. The Agricultural Editor offers personal mail responses to poultry questions and invites letters to request the chart and ask for advice.
Agricultural adviser Dan Van Gorder explains tapeworms and intestinal worms in poultry, how they spread via intermediate hosts like flies and beetles, and the need for strict sanitation. He lists four key practices: daily removal of droppings, disposal away from poultry access, regular cleaning of floors and equipment with hot water and disinfectant, and soil tillage to disrupt parasite habitats.
The first official tribal election of the Creek Indian Nation in 26 years was called this year. The notice appears among local market prices and agricultural guidance, highlighting poultry health and crop terms alongside the election announcement.
Work completed on the Civil War memorial arch at Crampton’s Gap under a PWA project. The arch honors 150 war correspondents and contains statuary and quotations. George Alfred Townsend erected it. it is the nation’s sole memorial of its kind. Repointers will soon address Bloody Lane tower and the New Jersey monument at Antietam Battlefield.
Miss Anita Snyder of Keedysville filed yesterday for the Democratic primary nomination to the House of Delegates. A member of the National Democratic Club she also serves as president of the Washington County Women’s Council for Governor.
The club member declares intent to file for a county office after dedicating significant time to learning legal procedures in Washington. She emphasizes thorough preparation and commitment to public service and legal process understanding.
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