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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
3
J H Bruckner of the New York State College of Agriculture cites a California survey noting insufficient evidence to recommend hen batteries to California poultrymen. He warns of higher building costs, heating and ventilation needs, and uncertain egg gains or feed savings, suggesting batteries may suit some plants but not the majority.
Guidance on candling eggs to sort suitable from spoiled for food and feed. It covers equipment, signs of rotten eggs, handling of moldy eggs, black yolk use in mash, air space indicators in fresh versus stale eggs, and cautions against consuming heated blood-ring eggs.
The article discusses feeding curds for broilers, record poultry sales in Seneca County Ohio, and a hen in Zel in England laying six eggs. It cites 205 eggs in 252 days at a New York laying test and warns on grain feeding and coop sanitation. It notes Lincoln County North Carolina growers sold 700000 pounds of surplus poultry for 151000 dollars and mentions red mites as a chicken-health issue in warm weather.
In a Greene Forest tale, Jerry Muskrat weighs where to place a new house to avoid flood danger and predators. He studies streams and mud banks, selecting a site by Smiling Pool and Laughing Brook to ensure access to deep water and materials.
A new automatic piloting system that operates airplanes without manual control has been perfected and listed with Tilted Seas Air Line after two years of experiments. Walter Addons, chief pilot, reviews the device that can hold altitude and follow predetermined routes without pilot input, raising safety and operational questions.
The text presents a jumble of educational snippets and miswritten phrases. It includes references to drills, anatomy, and handwriting with scattered terms like forty days, Solomon reign, and a frog sounding apparatus, all pasted as disjointed fragments.
The passage praises summer fruits for desserts starting with fresh strawberries served with sugar and cream and mentions an old fashioned biscuit base for shortcake. It notes currants cherries raspberries and blackberries follow, ensuring a fruit dessert supply from spring through autumn with blueberry mix and bread cup ideas.
A vintage cooking note describes a berry crumb topping baked in a buttered dish with blueberries, sugar, salt, and lemon juice, covered with crumbs then baked until brown. It also covers a raspberry Charlotte mixture with gelatine, berry pulp, sugar, orange extract, and ice, folded into heavy cream, plus greens used in the South and a spinach dish with salt pork. The fragment ends with a publication tag from 1062 Western Newspaper.
Fragment from a historical note discusses breeches as symbols of slavery in early Greece. It mentions an exemption of breeches makers from Rome during the reign of King Honorius around 394 A.D. and cites a secondary source name and date placeholder.
A fragment discusses backspin as a heritage of experts and hints at two approaches to achieving it. It mentions the downswing, club travel, and timing as keys to generating backspin, suggesting practical insight into ball flight and footwork.
Dawn comes at last and yet the old world is not changed in our eyes. The sun went west and night grew deep while dawn nears, and the speaker notes no real change in the world or the soul though time passes. The verse reflects on transformation, faith, and the stubborn constancy of truth through light and dark.
The piece outlines the rise of direct selling from farms to consumers via roadside stands and local retailers. It cites Michigan highways, Ohio markets, and North Carolina examples, noting price gaps due to transport and handling costs, and shows farmer cooperatives and roadside steady sales boosting income. It includes cases such as 380 neighbors forming an egg association and individual growers like E L Rhodesy expanding to retailers for early crops.
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