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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
7
Poultry experts advise separating pullets and cockerels once birds reach about one to two pounds. Separate housing reduces crowding, lowers fighting, and promotes faster growth. For breeding stock, group cockerels by size, provide ample range, shelters, and multiple feed points, with early selection at six to twelve weeks depending on breed.
New Jersey poultrymen find profits only when broilers are in prime condition. With surplus cockerels in May to August, prices are moderate and birds in poor or fair condition sell at a loss. C S Platt notes lasting success comes from rapid, uniform growth and continuous prime readiness aided by confined housing and a specialized ration.
An egg producing hen requires diverse feed materials and the New York station outlines common components for egg laying mashes. The Cornell mash uses equal parts wheat bran wheat middlings corn meal ground oats and neat scraps with bone meal or lime often added.
Authorities favor a poultry house 16 to 20 feet wide with a south facing single slope roof or 20 to 25 feet wide with a low double roof. Half monstrous designs are unpopular due to wasted space. Recommend 3 to 5 square feet of floor space per fowl, with 4 square feet as a rule of thumb. Four fowls per foot length for a 16 foot wide house.
Poultry authorities disagree on floor types. Double wood floors with heavy paper are common and good but short-lived and allow rats. Dirt gravel or sand-clay floors are dusty and harbor rats. Cement floors work well when properly made. foundations should extend 12 to 18 inches into the ground.
Lesson centers on Saul of Tarsus as a youth forming his early life and training. It covers Deuteronomy command to love God, home Bible teaching, and Saul’s ground of confidence from Philippians highlights. It notes his birth in Tarsus, education under Gamaliel in Jerusalem, and Roman citizenship.
A devotional line extols joy in Christ within believers. It urges faith to make room for joy, promising inner springing water and repeated joy in the Lord. The excerpt reflects a spiritual exhortation attributed to G H G Macgregor.
A historical line quotes Lydia Marie Childe declaring no earthly power can stop her from conversing with angels even while she tends pigs, reflecting a personal creed or spiritual statement.
Roy EB. Dovee of the Quaker City Rogue club, Eastern division rogue champion, argues for keeping many amateurs out of the Olympics. He cites Exe the tennis player who deflected a reporter's question about his racket with a sly, undecided reply.
A person’s constant repetition of familiar habits irritates colleagues and friends, though the actions are routine for them. The friction centers on disruption and perceived inconsideration in shared spaces.
Nehalem wax found on a beach near the Nehalem river mouth in Oregon puzzles scientists. Early explorers noted it then large deposits appeared along the coast. Some claim beeswax others ozocerite. lab tests show beeswax-like composition and not ozocerite.
The method detects and measures spontaneously generated electrical currents in ore bodies caused by ground water action on metalliferous minerals. Conductivity in ores is similar in order of magnitude to metals, with strong indications in ore bodies and little in surrounding rock.
The Field Museum in Chicago will host a suite of 28 murals depicting ancient wildlife. Charles R. Knight of New York is contracted to paint them as a gift from Ernest R. Graham, with a six year completion timeline.
A playful exchange between Willie and his father toys with geometry as Willie asks how many sides a circle has and whether the inside or outside affects the count, prompting a teacher’s confirmation that circles have no sides.
A Norwegian whaling fleet in the Antarctic reports 41 icebergs sighted in an hour including a massive several mile long, 3 000 foot high iceberg. A gale torn whale loose from the mother ship and a tow vessel cast away two whales. One whale measured 125 feet and produced 175 barrels of oil. Total oil yield for the season valued at 2 500 000 dollars.
The British Empire encompasses 13,226,749 square miles, more than any other nation. France and its colonies account for 5,870,401 square miles in comparison.
A compact quotation notes that true liberty exists in dreams while beauty grows through music. The line attributes poetic insight to Schiller, framing freedom as an inner ideal and art as its companion.
W. P. Ireland from Portland Mrs Eng land Logan West Virginia B S Scotland Joliet Nic and later Mr and Mrs John EF Wales Norfolk arrive. The clerk ponders who is missing and the doorman hoists the Union Jack over the Waldorf Astoria.
A Cincinnati Enquirer item notes an old-fashioned woman who lies in bed full of crumbs while her daughter smokes in bed, burning holes in the sheets. The vivid description portrays a domestic scene highlighting a risky habit.
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