Menace and Morale Amid Toe-Treading Woes
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
8
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promoted as Blood Tonic
A late Dr. R Pierce practiced in Pennsylvania then moved to Buffalo New York where he developed Golden Medical Discovery a tonic claimed to aid digestion cleanse the blood and improve the complexion. Sold as tablets or liquid by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. R. Pierce
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A weight loss claim discusses removing body fat by detox and herbal salts. It promotes a 4 week course of KROSCHEN with a money back guarantee if not feeling energetic and improved health, urging readers to try to lose fat safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Roosters Spread Poultry disease Study Finds
New York State College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell reports male birds spread bacillary white diarrheal disease in baby chicks. Experiments show dissemination appears after months with roosters present in pens, prompting labs in Erie Orange Onondaga Otsego Greene counties and Long Island to test flocks under supervision. About 52 000 chickens tested across nearly 100 flocks with progress in reducing infection and chick mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State College of Veterinary Actenca
Cornell University
Nastat
Veterinary College
Erie
Orange
Onondaga
Otsego
Greene
Long Island
Feeding Ducks for Breeders Compared to Market
The article explains that breeding ducks receive different, lighter rations than market ducks. It recommends an excellent ration of corn meal, wheat bran, green feed, beef scraps, and coarse sand, with adjustments for breeding or laying ducks. Feed is given twice daily to maintain a dry, crumbly state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducka Ia
Proper Feed Selection for Raising Ducklings
Proper feed selection is crucial for rapid duckling growth and balanced nutrition. Investigations show feed value is similar across rations from large raisers, differing mainly in mix quality and ease of assimilation. Ducklings grow twice as fast as chicks and eat more, so feed must be easily assimilated.
Poultry Tips For Profit From Early Market and Care
Poultry facts emphasize profitable practices through proper management. Market Leghorn cockerels early as broilers for higher prices, with best returns before July 1. Use two geese per gander, or close mating. Provide abundant water for geese and regulate brooders to maintain right temperature to prevent diarrhoea in chicks. Broilers yield good returns when sold early in spring. Train chicks to roost early with netting under low roosts to reduce smothering.
Better Sires Better Stock Campaign Expands In 1900s Era
The USDA led nationwide push to replace scrub bulls with purebred stock. Kentucky counties Union, Bunsell, Taylor and Craig in Virginia banished scrub and grade bulls. About 17 845 livestock owners participate. Banks and chambers show growing support with loans for purebred cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sates Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Union
Bunsell
Taylor
Kentucky
Craig
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Department
Chambers of Commerce
Wisconsin agronomist backs fertilizer use for corn gains
O J Chapman Wisconsin college of agriculture specialist says quick acting commercial fertilizers applied with a corn planter give corn three advantages: faster spring start, earlier fall maturity, and higher yields with better quality. Wisconsin farmers plan about 28000 tons in 1930 using prairie, clay and sandy soil mixtures. manure remains the primary nitrogen source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Chapman
Colle
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Chapman
Sudan Grass Growth Proves Fast for Pasture Use
Sudan grass sown late in May can be pastured by late June or used as a sailing crop in July. Its rapid growth and drought tolerance make it a strong supplementary pasture crop. Silage serves as a good supplement, but molds in warm weather. use silos with ample diameter to feed deeper portions daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Pasture Improvement Fertilization Growing Across Regions
The article notes interest in pasture improvement spreading from the Northwest and East to the North Central and Midwestern states. It emphasizes that established fertilizer use and aging pasture lands drive current efforts while timing for alfalfa and fertilizing corn informs broader adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central
Middle Western States
Chick Mortality Down With New USDA Methods
A USDA poultry specialist says chick mortality should stay under 10 percent with improved sanitation. He cites 4 percent loss at an Maryland experimental farm and notes cleanliness of breeding stock, sanitary incubation, disinfection of brooders, fresh litter, and clean feed as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
M. A. Jull
United Stated
Department of Agriculture
Doctor Jull
Department
Bellaville
Important to Feed All Geese Some Green Stuff
Geese are generally hardy and easy to raise but require specific feeding. Avoid excess corn at breeding time to prevent soft or infertile eggs. Use oats as staple feed and provide shells grit charcoal and bonemeal. Include green foods like grass oats clover alfalfa cabbage and roots throughout breeding.
Agricultural Hints on Soil Conservation and Stock Feeding
The text notes live stock as vital in soil conservation and as a raw material producer. It warns stockkeepers often misbalance rations by feeding what is handy. It argues potash is less needed on rolling yellow clay soils while eroded soils require nitrogen and phosphate more, and it mentions standard weights and collection timing.
Bird Sanctuaries Protect New Zealand Coastline
Several islands along the coast of New Zealand have been set aside as sanctuaries for native birds. Little Barrier Island near Auckland is off limits to landings except with government permission, watched by a caretaker. Near Wellington Kapiti Island, large and rugged, shelters a stronghold of native birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Auckland
Wellington
Kapitsal
Coast Guard Maintains Life Saving Station at Falls of Ohio
The Falls of the Ohio at Louisville Kentucky are described as treacherous to life and shipping. The government has long maintained the Inland life saving station there, now under the Coast Guard. Despite known dangers, pleasure boats and commercial ships risk the eddies toward deadly rocks, and the Coast Guard has performed many heroic rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taland
Beauty aids market fueled by American women
Forty million dollars was spent for beauty aids last year by 0,000,000 American women who support 80,000 beauty shops and 136 training schools turning out 2,000 beauty experts a week. The figure is sizable relative to earnings, as color artistry adds charm.
French engineer unveils electric dog alarm system
A French inventor creates an electric dog that springs to life when light hits its sensors. The device uses a light triggered current to power a motor, causing the dog to jump bark and lunge at intruders as a security measure.
Totem Poles as Life Event Markers in Indigenous Traditions
The passage notes that totem poles were erected to commemorate major life events such as weddings victories births deaths long journeys or significant happenings by the erecting person or group. It reflects a view linking memory and public record as a political virtue.
Romana road builders drew minute plans for construction
The Romans pioneered detailed survey plans for road building. Honesty reliability and justice underpin a path to happiness, reflecting ancient values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Romana
Would you like to try this doctor's laxative free of charge
A fragmentary text offers a free trial of a doctor's laxative. It includes stray phrases about a gadget and an ancient iron piece with speculative age estimates. The overall source reads as disjointed and partly repetitive.
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Gizeh
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