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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
2
A German U submarine mining mission off the English coast is sunk by its own mine. The sole survivor, captain of the boat, relates the disaster as villagers recover bodies and wreckage. The submarine, raised and towed to port, carried 17 dead Germans and live mines. one mine is displayed as a trophy at the village pier.
A East Texas woman, near Kemp and Nacogdoches, received a letter from her prisoner sweetheart in Germany claiming he had plenty to eat and wear and sent a keepsake watch. The jeweler’s note contradicted the letter, stating the man’s beard and limbs were hacked off by Germans, a claim that horrified readers and sparked doubt about the tale’s provenance.
Assistant Police Surgeon Conarty of Los Angeles removed a needle from Mrs. Ida Graves foot after she stepped on it. An X-ray located the needle, but during surgery the point had moved nearly two inches from the picture location.
Defiance County claims Mrs Sarah M. Haver as one of the state’s earliest Sunday school teachers. Residing at Sherwood, she has taught for 53 consecutive years beginning in her teens as a primary educator.
Fertile eggs cited as the cause of large losses prompting sellers to market male birds. The U S Department of Agriculture issued guidance via the Special Information Service to address breeding stock concerns and economic impact on poultry operations.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists estimate forty five million dollars in annual losses from improper egg handling. Infertile eggs result when hens are kept away from male birds for about fourteen days, eliminating the need for fertilization. Roosters are disposed of after the hatching season to ensure infertile eggs for market use. Fertile eggs spoil quickly in hot weather and should be produced only during the breeding season.
After the hatching season, cook, sell, or pen your rooster. Hens not running with a male bird will produce infertile eggs that keep best and market best. Fertile eggs spoil for food and market in summer heat, just as they do under the sitting hen or incubator. Egg production is usually great in flocks from which roosters are excluded.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists warn that mother hens roaming with their chicks in wet grass expose young birds to chilling. Unconfined hens lead to higher chick losses, especially among weaker chicks, a largely preventable outcome.
Poultry raisers often fail to distinguish aging hens from pullets, leading to culling of younger birds. Marking chicks early with a toe punch helps identify them as they mature, preventing unnecessary losses and aiding flock management.
The guide explains how to age and breed poultry, avoid errors, and keep records. It notes marking chicks before transfer to the brooder and presents a diagram with 16 distinct marks for use.
A playful banter unfolds as a father questions his daughter's engagement to Blink. The daughter defends him praising his loveliness and matching hair to her new suit. Attribution to a theatrical or comic moment ends with a joke about a soiled shirt beneath a Windsor tie.
A fragment notes the army offering cook posts with a proviso of not enlisting for a fixed period. The remark suggests cooks are viewed as flexible hires, reflecting the service's recruiting approach and the perceived nature of cooks.
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