Opposition in Congress Grows Against New Deal Policies
The minority gains new courage in Washington as Republicans and disaffected Democrats push back against Roosevelt era plans. Opposition calls into question emergency measures and expansion of federal control, especially in agriculture and banking schemes. Farmers express concern over government audits while critics warn of permanent power under emergency rhetoric.
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Movable Brooder Outperforms the Hen for Chicks
A 12 foot square movable brooder house housing 350 to 400 chicks proves superior to a hen for low labor, cost, and mortality. Success hinges on ventilation and space for chicks away from the stove. The design can be converted to a laying house for about 85 birds with minimal additions.
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R. E. Cray
Ohio State University
WNU
Vitamin D Enrichment of Eggs By Sunlight and Lamp
The Department of Agriculture reports that 15 minutes of exposure to a carbon arc lamp increases vitamin D in egg yolk. Diet and sunlight during laying greatly affect vitamin content, with feeding liver oil or exposure to sunlight boosting nutrient levels in eggs.
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York
Department of Agriculture
Distinguishing Sex in Young Chickens and Ducklings
The Los Angeles Times notes sexing tactics for young birds. It cites Leghorns as easier to sex by six weeks via comb and tail development, and suggests saddle feathers plumage tests for heavy breeds. It adds that pullets lag in headpoints, but mature tails develop. For ducks, voice distinguishes females from males with quacks and croaks.
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Los Angeles Times
Cure for Pullorum Control in Baby Chicks
Pullorum disease appears within reach of the average poultryman as Minnesota hatchery flocks undergo three years of testing by veterinarians under the state livestock sanitary board. Tests detect pallorum infected hens so they may be discarded and only eggs from healthy hens used for hatching.
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Minnesota
University of Minnesota Agricultural Extension Division
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Poultry Notes Warn About Feed Costs and Cockerel Weights
Poultry notes state feed costs make 60 to 70 percent of production. Cockerels should be caporized when they weigh 1.5 to 2.5 pounds. Caution urged to avoid troubles in laying quarters. Let the visitor look in but do not enter.
S S S Tonic Promises Vitality and Clear Skin
A testimonial claims S S S Tonic restored blood strength after a doctor found no organic disease. The user describes improved energy and clearer skin, crediting the tonic with boosting hemoglobin and gastric secretions. Sold by drug stores in two sizes, by The $.8.3. Co.
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S.S.S
8.S.S
Aim Carefully Harry and Madge Kiss Exchange
Dialogue lines show Harry asking for a kiss then Madge advising it would fit if he had any sense of direction. The exchange reflects a playful social moment in a vintage setting with banter over affection and direction.
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Madge
Sometimes Are Knowall I tell you the horse can't lose
Hamfatt He may be more versatile than you think.
Constipation relief with Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Medical experts endorse safe relief for constipation through gentle regulation with a liquid laxative. Use Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a senna based, doctor prescribed preparation, dosed to individual needs and suitable for adults and children.
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Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell’s Herbal Laxative Promoted for Family Use
The article states a shift from mineral pill laxatives to liquid laxatives and endorses Dr. Caldwell’s herbal formula with pepsin and senna as ideal for families. It claims safety for children and pregnant women, noting it does not strain the bowels or irritate kidneys.
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