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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1934
Page
8
Ohio State extension specialist R Cray outlines five key factors for selecting hens for breeding. Favor early maturity and winter laying, test in February, September, and October, and avoid broodiness by removing persistent brooders with banding. Short winter pause in egg laying is desired for a productive flock.
A poultry authority in the Montreal Herald argues skim milk, even when priced high, yields better returns than beef scrap. An experiment at Cap Rouge over five seasons showed hens fed skim milk produced more eggs and gained weight compared with beef scrap, provided the skim milk is fed sweet or sour to prevent bowel issues.
A Missouri station test shows hens fed cod liver oil in their ration outproduced those without the supplement. An Anvonis behind glass laid 89 eggs over six winter months versus 61 without cod liver oil. Brown Leghorns averaged 98 eggs with cod liver oil against 62 without. White Leghorns showed a smaller difference.
Poultry notes emphasize bantams are useful for breeding and winter egg production with proper environment. The 1938 fall turkey crop in Tom Creen county Texas was about 35 carats worth over 125000 dollars. Overcrowding causes feather picking and dairy-like milk feeding is advised with washed containers weekly.
Home makers should match soups to serving dishes. Clear soups suit bouillon cups while cream and heavy soups belong in soup plates. with glass plates returning the trend, soup plates can serve all soups. Wise preparation of bouillon and consomme is outlined, stressing essence from meat, proper simmering, skimming fat, and careful seasoning.
The piece argues that head size does not determine intelligence, citing the Aborigines as an example with small heads yet noting Kalimos having heads similar to Europeans. It notes hat size ranges for notable figures and a large cranium attributed to Prince Liebnowsk, concluding that brain size does not dictate mind power.
A patient, warned off the gulf for six months due to health, returns for a medical exam. The doctor gives a brief, "Tea it's good," before the patient insists on asking about clubs. The exchange is recorded in the Vancouver Province.
Four New York building employees fell from the fourteenth floor to the basement in a defective elevator but survived. Reporters asked what they thought in the split second before impact, revealing thoughts of home, family, and values. The piece suggests such moments can reframe priorities and prompt better acts for loved ones.
A quoted line from Brooklyn Hagle depicts a wife who treats her husband harshly likening him to a mandolin. The exchange questions what is meant by her constant picking on him and the dynamic between spouses.
A 19th century household advisory argues a child’s dullness stems from motherly laxatives. It extols pure California Syrup of Figs as a natural laxative from senna, recommending its gentle action and favoring parents to rely on this remedy for sluggish bowels and better study performance.
Fragmentary note shows a whispered secret exchange involving asthma and hay fever remedies, mentioning Redon and a $1 port seen in a pasted context. It references Redwood Chemical, Eureka and WNU entities in a garbled listing.
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