Control of hatchery diarrhea in chicks, says NC State expert
H C T Gauger of North Carolina State College poultry dept urges strict care to wipe out brooder diarrhea. He cites exposure from housing, rodents, contaminated food, manure, diseased birds, and diseased eggs. He recommends cleaning, space per chick, disinfectant in water, balanced mash, elevated feeding pans, and blood-tested source eggs or chicks.
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H. C. T. Ganger
North Carolina State College Poultry Department
Gauger
Vitamins Destroyed by Cooking Poultry Rations
A University of Wisconsin nutrition study shows heat destroys vitamins B and G in poultry feeds. Raw feeds support chick growth while heating to 239 F causes polyneuritis, and 212 F for 144 hours induces Pellagra, though yeast with no vitamin G rescues the birds.
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University of Wisconsin
Poultry Yard Practices And Market Data From Historic Notice
Dry hoppers and floor clearance are advised for poultry yards with reference to grit shells and water. Geese longevity noted in pairs. Turkey introduced to Europe in 1519 by a Spanish explorer. Frozen poultry stores six months resemble fresh in look and taste. U S poultry product value about 848 million dollars yearly. Eggs total nearly 2 billion dozens worth 586 million. Excluding chicks, 284 million birds sold for 262 million. Fowl paralysis mentioned as unsolved by Iowa State station.
Substitution for Execution in China Mentioned
Dialogue notes that in China a rich condemned man might hire another to die in his place. Sidebottom remarks a substitute could make a living this way, prompting confirmation of the concept.
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Sowerbier
China
Sidebottom
I Am the Red Says Women Should Suffer for Men
A quoted exchange hints at gender expectations with a speaker arguing women should endure hardship for men while another counters that few women have value. The dialogue reflects attitudes on relationships and sacrifice.
High Pressure Talk Recounts Real Estate Buyer Catch
A speaker warns that calm talk costs real money in real estate. A buyer recounts an awkward five minute conversation with an agent that allegedly left him out five thousand dollars in losses.
Quiet Deuces Rule Noise in Apartment
Intriguing exchange hints at a lively card game, with roaring sounds sparking curiosity about a quiet night turning competitive as the deuces go wild.
No scandal Miss Wills
They have been married six months and when her husband travels on business she is delighted and plans to enjoy herself. Miss Wills explains she accompanies him, and the pair discuss her suspicions and apparent arrangements.
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Miss Wills
Divide the apples dispute between brothers rouses a mock confusion
A humorous exchange asks which apple to give a brother when dividing two apples, revealing a childlike dilemma and a smart reply about who is meant by brother.
Playing Safe Mother and Child Interaction Sketch
A reflective scene describes a mother and child exchanging a comforting ritual. The child requests protection as sleep begins, noting angels guarding the room. The mother humorously asks to move chocolates to the pillow as a simple, intimate moment.
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Betty
No Use Lines About What You Tell Your Wife
Dialogue fragment shows a terse exchange where a man asserts his wife already knows all details, implying shared knowledge and trust. The line reflects themes of transparency and marital understanding without further context.
Burglary Scare Sparks Husbands Wake-Up Plan
A brisk exchange between a startled wife and husband during a burglary scene reveals a tense household tactic. The wife urges vigilance while the husband concedes lacking a weapon and instructs the wife to confront danger alone.
Army officer shows guest the tattoo and explains its meaning
An army officer tours the barracks with a young guest. A bugle sound signals the tattoo. She asks about it and learns soldiers have a special word and time for the practice.
Conversation Fragments Reveal Family Conflict
A terse dialogue shows Lady and Johnnie arguing about a mother's condition. Lady claims the mother was well during a visit yesterday, while Johnnie blames himself, and Ma adds that Johnnie causes trouble for the mother.
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Johnnie
TIME S ADVANTAGE: FLUID MOTION FOR DRIVER
A brief blurb notes that TIME S ADVANTAGE promises smooth movement for motorists, avoiding engine trouble and fuel shortage by maintaining uninterrupted travel. The piece emphasizes reliability and perpetual readiness for travelers.
Marriage Advice From A Wise Old Man
A London Tit-Bits excerpt recounts a groom to be receiving counsel from friends. A wise elder urges cleanliness, kindness to people and animals, and warns against praising a clever neighbor woman, framing practical virtue as marital success.
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London
What does your son expect to from the hours he keeps
Labor notes a remark on a boy's future, praising a milkman's hours as a natural path. The brief line comments on parental expectations and work ethic without further details.
Fifty Fifty Rand Sights Quip From Hummel
A brief witty exchange from Hummel of Hamburg features a retort about readiness and grooming. The dialogue contrasts readiness with lacking hair to comb and washing a larger face. The remark showcases light, urban humor.
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Hummel
Hamburg
Compliment Aide Sparks Uneven Appetite in Chelsea Record
A short, quirky note from the Chelsea Record notes a hostess being told she is eating nothing and a retort about appetite. The exchange reads like a snappy local paper moment with playful, tongue in cheek dialogue.
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Chelsea
Freddie and the Air Neighbor Duet Incident
A brief exchange notes one speaker asking for Freddie and the reply that Freddie is inside the house playing a duet. The fragment implies a casual domestic moment with music.
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Freddie
Watchful Flubdub and Stenog Pair Clock with Calendar
In a playful exchange Hamfatt confirms the stenographer tracks both time and date components. The quip highlights a duo coordinating schedules and deadlines with humor.
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