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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
3
The article advises keeping dry mash in front of laying hens in winter to boost egg production. It recommends a mix of bran middlings meal beef scrap and green cut bone with optional ground oats, fed in dedicated hoppers to avoid waste and ensure slow, even intake.
High egg prices urge planning for winter layers. A clean dry house with ventilation boosts production, while poor feeding leads to quick losses. Feed a variety of grains, chopped hay or alfalfa, bran, corn meal, green foods and meat foods, and provide fresh water.
Pigeons begin laying eggs two weeks after mating. Each pair lays two eggs, hatch in about 18 days. Parents stop feeding when the next clutch hatches. Provide two nests per pair and give the birds access to outdoor flight. Breeding season runs March to September, with exceptional pairs producing two broods in ten months.
The ideal dairy cow is not large but lean and muscular with a strong jaw and broad muzzle. Bright eyes indicate brains and nerve strength, while a clean neck and refined brisket show staying power. Form is the best guide. look for a deep body, broad chest, large heart girth, strong loin, wide hips, and prominent milk veins. A large udder can mislead. inspect all quarters and check for milk leakage. Avoid color biases. focus on udder quality and profitability over fads.
Experts note that cutting seed potatoes lengthwise to include eyes can speed germination and yield. Large cuttings often produce earlier crops, though soil, hill spacing, and variety affect the best seed size. Studies show heavier seed pieces generally increase total yield.
Agricultural note on calf rearing emphasizes starting feeding early to build a strong vigorous frame by age two. Healthy calves are playful and content. neglect leads to permanent loss. It also discusses hog feed preferences, favoring tankage for protein with shorts used to balance intake.
A February lesson notes Jesus warning against hypocrisy and fear of losing reputation, warning of public exposure of deceit. It urges courage to confess faith before men and warns against blasphemy against the Spirit while outlining scriptures on hell, death, and divine judgment.
The article urges the summer girl to prepare a home made wardrobe with white voile gowns lace embroidery and bold stitched gowns for spring and summer. It advises printed voiles cotton crepes taffeta silk and beaded accessories with sashes girdles and Dutch necklines for versatile day and evening wear. It emphasizes personal touch and timely engagement in embroidery and garment making.
A Fifth Avenue millinery design blends white crape with black accents for a square on the head hat. The drooping brim carries bias folds, a crape veil forms a box plait front, and a wide white crape collar shapes the crown. The model favors home makers for simple assembly.
The article explains laying rugs flat with edges parallel to floor edges. One rug should fit room proportions, or use a rug to adjust room balance. For long rooms, choose a rug that covers width and leaves floor exposed ends to visually shorten the room. Oriental rugs suit period rooms less often.
The illustration shows a dancers frock in black satin with an old world fichu and white muslin cuffs edged with frill. A black velvet sash with a pale pink rose, white shoes and stockings laced with black satin, and a simple somber yet striking contrast suited to youthful elegance.
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