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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
7
The porcelain chimes forged in Meissen Saxony hang in the elvic church belfry and are said to produce a tone full and round as metal bells and, in some respects, more pleasing according to the Providence Journal.
The Ohio State poultry calendar warns against overusing lights to force 14 hour days. Key points cover proper pacing, avoiding spring melt, feeding and water, and limiting production to stay healthy through winter.
The article advises hatched pullets early for winter egg production. Yearling and older hens often underperform in November to February, with strong laying starting in March. To reach about 15 percent winter yield and 40 percent daily in November, hatch pullets in March or April, as some may begin at four to five months while most start around six to seven months. May hatchings yield less.
The article argues that successful hatching in incubators relies as much on the vigor and vitality of the parent stock and proper egg care as on the incubator. Healthy birds in the breeding pens lead to better hatch results while poor stock largely causes failures.
The article notes hens pay for warming their drink and identifies Jersey Black Giant as the largest US breed. It advises straw placement 12 to 18 inches, warns old hens spread poultry tuberculosis, and promotes heat in saving houses. Milk or buttermilk aids winter feeding, appetite, and substitute for green feed. March to June yield over half the yearly egg crop per USDA stats.
Grocers offer a full set of kitchen tested recipes inside every sack of Gold Medal flour. Each bag promises easy to follow instructions and keeps bakers supplied with menu ideas for holiday treats and everyday bakes.
Once a deserted New Jersey town, Weymouth sees revival as a water company charges tenants 10 cents per month per house. The service fee applies to every dwelling, with residents urged to pay to support renewed utilities.
A family dinner with friends ends with a playful moment as Martin notices the hostess’s dessert and asks his mother if they fill their fuller than this, signaling a lighthearted family exchange.
The remark compares genius to effort, noting that prominent writers Poe and O. Henry did not rely solely on hard work, suggesting talent and inspiration influenced their craft.
Professor Constanzi told a Rome gathering that he found a grotto in Termi province where in 303 B C Romans slew 2000 ban dits who had taken refuge there, a wholesale massacre recorded by Livy.
A humorous exchange features Rushing asking for the name of a Russian dance and someone replying with Fox Trotsky, provoking confusion and laughter among observers. The brief moment highlights playful misnaming in a social setting.
The statement notes that when adults wait for youths to request guidance, the chance of receiving the advice increases as young people are more likely to solicit input. It emphasizes proactive guidance by mentors and guardians.
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