Poultry Industry Warned On Production Marketing Balance
Prof James B Rice head of poultry at Ithaca NY college says production is rising without a compass driven by profits and supplier optimism. About 500 New York state farmers study four poultry courses. nearly ten to one focus on general flock management over marketing eggs and poultry to compete with eastern markets. Better marketing and reduced output are urged to save the state industry from a serious downturn.
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James B. Rice
New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
N. Y
New York State
Midwest
Far West
Rice
Dirty Eggs Expensive to Careless Poultryman
The article cites E. R. Menefee of Purdue University noting dirty eggs cost farmers one to three cents a dozen. Causes include too few nests, hens nesting in dirty wet spots, and free range in wet weather. Solutions: provide clean nests, darkened nesting areas, prevent roosting in nests, and keep hens confined during rain until noon with frequent litter changes.
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E. R. Menefee
Purdue University
Menefee
Ducks Leave Eggs Everywhere Says Farmer
Ducks scatter eggs across yards and hog lots during laying season. Dogs swine and even the ducks destroy many eggs. Proper care is to confine ducks in a duck house or abandoned stall at night until eight or nine in the morning.
Poultry Care Tips From An Early 20th Century Guide
Poultry experts advise removing males aged four to five weeks and ensuring sunlight or glass substitutes to provide the necessary light. They emphasize perching space, modest breeding ducks, liberal balanced feeding, and controlled stocking to maximize egg production.
Stuffed Vegetables Provide Substantial Meal Guidance
A United States Department of Agriculture guide explains stuffing as a way to add substance to vegetables like eggplant peppers onions and cabbage. It covers stuffing ideas using bread crumbs rice or spaghetti with flavors such as tomato corn celery and onion and provides a stuffed eggplant recipe with cabbage peanuts and bread crumbs baked until golden brown.
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United States
Bureau of Home Economics
Return to Westville Brightens Ellen Rhodes
Ellen Rhodes aged eighty returns to Westville seeking solace and memories. She meets Mrs Page who rearranges her visit into a warm homecoming with old friends. The town’s welcome rekindles Ellen’s spirit as she recalls her late husband and the joy of their past, promising a future visit.
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Ellen Rhodes
Joe
Louise
Westville
Arthur
Mrs Page
Ellen
Archie
Beals
Mrs. Page
Canada Falls
Baking Powder Biscuits Good From Agriculture Guide
The U S Department of Agriculture offers a biscuit recipe and tips for light tender results. Use soft-wheat flour and very hot oven 450 to 600 F. Mix dry ingredients, cut in fat quickly, add milk or water, and bake on greased sheet or pan.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Eggs in Tomato Sauce Dinner Idea from Kitchen Tips
A home cooking note promotes eggs as substantial protein for dinner. It describes a tomato sauce with flour, butter, tomato juice, and seasonings, and offers two methods baked or poached in sauce, with cheese topping and serving ideas for six eggs.
Raisin Bread Rich in Mineral Content
Raisin bread offers valuable minerals when made with baking powder rather than yeast. The recipe uses flour salt cinnamon baking powder sugar milk eggs and chopped raisins, baked about 45 minutes at 250 degrees Fahrenheit for a quick bread option.
Family Dominates Spanish Life as Pillar of Society
Charles Petrie notes in Living Age that Spain’s strongest institution is the family, with divorce rare and family ties shaping Madrid’s social life. Children reign in open spaces, respected by parents, while individualism yields to communal family values as the nation’s order.
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Spain
Europe
France
Madrid
Charles Petrie
Cornhill
London
Rabbit shipment bill sparks odd reply in Missouri note
Warren Lindley of Sheldon Missouri sent 36 rabbits to a Kansas City wholesale firm and later received a statement for 53 cents express charges. He answered the bill with a line reading No money, but can send you more rabbit bits.
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Warren Lindley
Sheldon
Kansas City
Warren
Indianapolis
New York Structure City Under One Roof
A proposed 110 story Larkin building on West Forty second Street would house more than 380000 people in offices and suites. The plan faces opposition and elevator transportation concerns as city officials debate its feasibility.
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New York
City
Larkin
West Forty-second Street
Europe
Wall Street Journal
Grind Feed for Money: New Mill Targeting Quick Large-Scale Grinding
The Eve community seeks a new feed mill enabling rapid, large quantity production with very fine grinding. Medium grinding by existing mills is losing demand as sharper efficiency becomes the market focus.
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