Fez Morocco's ancient heart and modern face
Fez sits equidistant from the Atlantic and Mediterranean, a historic political and religious center of Morocco. The two Fez cities form twin boards with El Alir the oldest. The city blends old walls, mosques and souks with French influence, while beggars and eunuchs guard private gardens amid steep lanes and a vibrant street life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Trabat
Morocco
Fez
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Fez FE
France
Djedid
la Ville Nouvelle
el Alr
Bou Jeloud
Fez Djedid
Auvert Hospital
Bureau of Municipal Devices
Dar Batha
der Beida
London
Paris and Ebbing Global Voices of Newspapers
Arthur Brisbane reflects on the proliferating Paris press and global newspaper culture. He contrasts sensational, tame, and morbid strands, notes the variety of English Italian German outlets, and muses on Eden, Baldwin, and a restless world keeping score with politics and modern life. The piece surveys media, nationalism, and the enduring pull of information amid poverty and history.
Rotating Runs Is Best for Turkeys
Milsouri College of Agricultural WNU Service advises rotating turkey runs to improve sanitation and feed efficiency. Use one acre per 100 to 126 ten week olds, divided into four equal sections rotated every two weeks. Provide shade, ample water and feed in shade, and clip wings if flight becomes troublesome. Maintain strict sanitary precautions throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Funk
Milsouri
WNU
Roadside market eggs must be high quality says Rutgers expert
Poultrymen selling eggs at roadside markets should offer only the highest quality product says J C Taylor associate extension poultryman at Rutgers College of Agriculture New Jersey. He notes patrons will pay fair prices for good quality and many producers have built year round markets on reliability. He urges selling infertile eggs collecting twice daily storing in a cool clean cellar away from strong odors exposing eggs to temperature fluctuations harms contents and selling eggs in cartons to advertise reduce breakage and ease handling.
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J. C. Taylor
New Jersey College of Agriculture
Rutgers University
Taylor
Hen Battery with Electric Cleaning Device
Popular Mechanics Magazine describes a new hen battery system where one person can manage five thousand laying hens. The unit uses an electric scraper to clean pans every four minutes, with emptied waste collected in end-of-row containers. Each cage has a food box for days and an inclined bottom guides eggs to a receiving cup, reducing manual labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Poultry Tips From Extension Agent On Egg Production
H. H. Alp, extension poultryman of the University of Tingis College of Agriculture, notes birds lay rates drop before September and feeding saves can be gained if calls are removed before October. He warns dark combs signal possible diseases and mentions blue eggs from Araucana chickens and that outdoors rearing reduces cannibalism. A tree spray oil is recommended for chicken houses.
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H. H. Alp
Extension Poultryman
College of Agriculture
University of Tingis
Captivating Daytime Frock Pattern Details and Sizing
The Barbara Bell pattern No 1016 features a flattering yoke that dips to a point in front with twin slashes below the neckline to hold a ribbon bow. It uses radiating yoke and waist tucks, center seams that end in two kick pleats, and pointed pockets with turned over flaps. Sizes 12 14 16 18 and 20. Send 15 cents for pattern and the Summer Pattern Book. The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept 367 W Adams St Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
All Around the House Tips for Kitchen Odors and Egg Safety
Practical household tips cover removing onion odor with vinegar or lemon juice, using dry salt when hands are wet, breaking eggs one at a time to avoid cake spoilage, draining boiled vegetables promptly, saving the drained water for soup stock, and handling a broken cork with ammonia. Associated Newspapers WNU Service.
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Eden
Newa
Mohave Desert
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Jacques Bonhomme
Marx-Stalin-Lenin Brotherhood
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Lord Bollingbroke
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Lord Rothermere
James Farley
President Roosevelt
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Gladstones
Tim Healys
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Rome
4 Features Syndicate
Turkeys
Chile
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Fort Worth
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