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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
3
An Alcatraz inmate writes that after twelve years behind bars he faces release with little hope and speaks of isolation and scorn yet vows to endure and redeem himself, acknowledging past wrongs and the weight of confinement.
Foregone decades the Castoria preparation is praised for soothing infants and kids. It claims to ease constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea while calming feverish symptoms and aiding digestion for natural sleep without opiates.
The Portland Oregonian reports on Tsungarian partridges showing monogamy and Chinese pheasants showing polygamy at state game farms. Bernard Shaw’s theory that females are the mating aggressors is noted by State Game Warden Averill, with Hungarian partridges again selecting the same mates as last year, led by the females.
The article advises ordering more chicks than you plan to keep, selling cockerels at two pounds, and culling undersized or weak birds soon. Regular flock checks prevent disease spread and maximize future laying flocks by separating cockerels and pullets by weight and quality.
Purdue University expert says stopping mash feeding in hot months hurts egg production by forcing molts. Range feeding cannot meet protein needs. the diet must include high quality protein and minerals from mash and supplements to maintain yield.
A trap nest method is the only accurate way to count a hen s annual egg production. It requires daily records through the first year and across the breeding season. Breeding for high production relies on selecting birds that transmit strong laying traits to offspring.
Instructions describe using a water solution in a tub to soak fowl with lice and worms. A one pound mixture was used for about three hundred fowls. The process involves wings to prevent ostroseshings and forcing solution under feathers, repeating several times.
The article advises adjusting roost heights so heavier breeds have space avoiding crowding. It notes birds from high perches may bruise feet and emphasizes cleanliness ventilation and protection from draughts. Early care prevents ailments like watery eyes runny noses sneezing or coughing.
The guide explains the hot pack method from the U S Department of Agriculture. Asparagus should be canned soon after harvest and prepared either as whole stalks or cut into half inch pieces. Pack into hot jars with boiling water and salt, process 40 minutes at 10 pounds pressure, then cool and store.
Leather furniture coverings last longer when rubbed with castor oil to restore drying oil. Rub in well and wipe off excess to prevent dirt buildup that darkens leather and soils touching surfaces.
A United States Department of Agriculture article advises how to use bacon to flavor and vary meals. It covers sandwiches with bacon as a main or supporting filling, club style combos, egg and bacon mixtures, and serving ideas with greens, vegetables, soups, and meats.
The USDA notes neufchatel and cream cheese are good protein fat calcium sources and fit any course of a meal. An illustration shows uses from appetizers to desserts with hollowed green peppers and celery stalks stuffed with cheese mixtures, nuts and vegetables.
A sermon on Acts 12 shows Herod imprisons Peter and the church prays fervently. An angel frees Peter from guards and gates, confirming God’s deliverance while Herod’s power wanes as the Word of the Lord grows.
A devotional line links life and death with crucifixion and Christ. It speaks of spiritual growth turning the garden life richer while the sepulcher loses its gloom through faith.
A terse reflection quotes Robert Louis Stevenson on distrust and the devil, suggesting cynicism as a rival to evil. The remark contrasts moral corruption with personal skepticism, implying both are dangers to virtue.
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