Poultry Care Tips From Dr Kaupp on Breeding and Flock Management
Dr Kaupp of North Carolina State College explains after hatch season to separate breeding males, preserve fertile eggs with care under heat, and fatten non breeding birds. He stresses selecting early maturing cockerels for breeding, providing green feed, mash with animal protein, and balanced grain for best egg production and health.
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Yn. WF. Kaupp
North Carolina State Cllege
Peetor Kaupp
Tee
Kaupp
Maternal Instincts in Turkey Hens Highlighted
The article explains stronger maternal instinct in turkey hens during brooding. It describes their battles when nests are near others and offers care tips to protect poults, such as separate nesting, roost barriers, and moving pens daily to keep hens calm and protective.
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Turkey
Hen Health Note on Toenail Injuries and Wound Care
A poultry health tip describes injuries to hens from the long toenails of male birds. It advises cleaning wounds, applying healing ointment, and padding with antiseptic tape. It mentions feather upkeep, possible stitching with surgeon’s material, and care for foot bruises with gauze and tape.
Contaminated Soil Notes On Chick Rearing Conditions
A fragment describes soil conditions in poultry houses with green clover growth and dense vegetation. It notes that such growth is difficult to eradicate by scratching and feeding, even with green feed and insects, affecting how chicks are turned out and fertilization timing.
Place for the Chicks in a Growing Field
In a growing area among cornfields, chicks benefit from sun and shade, with access to clover alfalfa patches for forage. A paired setup with a grass and dirt area aids bug hunting and fresh greens, plus a hopper for grain.
Canning String Beans At Home Under Steam Pressure
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines hot pack canning for string beans using a steam pressure canner. Pack boiling hot beans with salt in jars, process at 10 pounds pressure, and cool promptly for shelf stability.
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Ae United Sates
United States Department of Agriculture
Tasty Cheese Straw Adds Flavor to Salad
A recipe from the United States Department of Agriculture shows how to make cheese straws to accompany salads or as lunch or supper additions. Ingredients include flour cheese fat and cayenne with water, rolled, sprinkled with cheese, cut into strips and baked until brown at 400 degrees.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Flavor of Curry Vegetables With Rice Dish
A home economies guide shows a vegetable curry recipe using rice and vegetables in curry sauce. Ingredients include onion carrot peas curry powder Worcester sauce and rice, with steps to cook rice steam vegetables and finish with a curry sauce poured over the center of a rice ring served hot.
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Bureau of Home Economies
Worceatershire
Convenient Kitchens In Rented Homes For Better Comfort
Practical tips from the USDA on improving rented homes. Focus on kitchen layout, work surfaces, and storage. Suggests painting walls, raising counters, adding rollers, curtains, and simple furniture adjustments to enhance comfort and livability.
Shakespeare's Earnings Rise But Wealth Lags in Late 16th Century
The article notes that Shakespeare's wealth grew from theater shares and court earnings rather than pure writing profits. He earned about 1500 dollars a year in shares, plus higher actor and dramatist fees, yet faced debt earlier and struggled financially before moving from Shoreditch to Southwark. His wife also faced money troubles, borrowing from her father’s shepherd before 1601.
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William Shakespeare
Globe
Blackfriara
Stratford
Shoreditch
Southwark
Oldtime Clocks Turn to Curiosities in Historic Showpiece
A survey of antique clocks notes Fremantel s early English pendulum 1022 design and a tiny four by ten inch wedding gift clock from Henry VII to Anne Boleyn. It mentions Act of Parliament clocks taxed by Pitt and a Buckingham Palace Lapine Pyle clock with a negress head motif and eye hour numerals.
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England
Fremantel
Henry VII
Anne Boleyn
Pitt
Buckingham Palace
Lapine
Pyle
Dusting gag noted in Bluebelle exchange
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal shows Miss Bluebelle and a maid discussing a gown and a dusting gag. The light exchange reveals a playful tone amid domestic scene details.
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Bluebelle
Louisville Courier-Journal
O'Fuddle Questions Barber Jones About Family Affairs
In New Bedford a heated exchange hints at personal knowledge and salon gossip. Barber Jones is accused of prying into private matters as the Standard reports amid social chatter and local curiosity.
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O'Fuddle
Barber Jones
O'Mudile
New Bedford Standard
Forced Virtue Minister Confession Sparks Debate
A fragment from a New York Telegram quoting a dialogue about age, obedience, and knowledge reveals tensions over authority and aquaintance with virtue. The exchange centers on youth, responsibility, and the pressure to confess imperance to gain learning.
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Bobby
New York Telegram
Contemptible Comment Sparks Budget Banter
A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt shows Mrs. Grouch arguing that two people can live on $2,000 yearly. Her husband retorts with a proposed split: $1,750 for the wife and $250 for the husband, highlighting gendered budgeting in a humorous exchange.
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Saya
No clear news event in brief exchange excerpt
Dialogue fragment shows a humorous domestic exchange about knowing simple references and public perception. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or concrete facts.
Infant prodigies Sousa urges music for every child
Sousa advocates that every child needs music and should receive musical instruction. He notes a critique of programs featuring more than six or eight children who can nearly play violin or piano.
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Sousa
Had It Right Mrs Peeque You You You Peeque
A playful exchange features Mrs Peeque scolding about paying. The banter centers on a large purchase and chores like mowing the lawn.
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