War News In Early Disptches From The Front And Beyond
Reports from late dispatches describe German airmen sinking a Russian torpedo boat destroyer in the gulf of Riga while Teutonic forces press into Dobruja Romania. French assaults are repulsed with losses. Berlin claims allied air losses and planned troop moves to aid Bulgaria. Germans counterattack near Peronne and Boucha ve nes, but French gains threaten the Somme. Russian air forces bomb German seaplane stations. Dobrujda advances progress noted. Domestic items include a Texas dry victory, a New Mexico judge’s death, and political nominations.
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Pope appoints Daniel Cogtan bishop of Cork diocese
Rome reports Cardinal Gasparri may resign to clear path for new Greek cabinet ally of former premier Ventaslo. amid wider war updates and incidents including a failed St Lawrence river crossing and troop movements in Turkestan and Persia.
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Have Turkeys Ready for Thanksgiving
Early market prep for turkeys boosts price as demand peaks. Feed on range or ground oats corn and milk twice daily. three meals daily when confined. Use soft table scraps and mash to fatten. avoid new grain to prevent intestinal trouble. Spare grain enhances flesh gain and overall returns for the farmer.
Molting Periods and Sex Determination in Fowls
North Dakota Experiment Station reports on hen molt cycles and their impact on egg production. Late molt correlates with higher winter output. early molt reduces laying but may boost spring fertility. China’s breeders use touch to guess sex. Americans rely on color and physical traits, noting barred varieties show some sex cues. Care for late-molting hens improves spring breeding outcomes.
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Hen Plant Minus Roosters Says Keep Hens and Chicks
Advice urges keeping hens without roosters and buying baby chicks each spring to replenish laying stock and raise for fryers. Many follow this plan. Even sunless backyards can raise poultry if they receive sunlight.
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Ihy & G. Weatherstone
Droppings and Their Value in Poultry Care
Properly cared for poultry manure serves as a top fertilizer. Keep droppings in a dry, airy box or house protected from weather. Mix with lifter coal ashes or sawdust to aid drying and monitor droppings daily or weekly to gauge flock health.
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Tme
Blue Ointment For Vermin Advice From California Station
A California experiment station bulletin advises using blue ointment for poultry pests. Apply a small amount below the vent for lice and scaly leg treatment, avoiding young chicks. The ointment is ineffective on young birds and targets vent-dwelling pests.
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California Experiment Station
Good mixture for goslings feeds milk bread and bran
There is nothing better to feed newly hatched goslings than bread moistened with milk with a little fine grit and finely granulated charcoal mixed. After two or three days a mixture of one part corn meal and two parts bran can replace the bread.
Feeding Chicks Properly in Early Weeks
Advice on chick feeding regimens focuses on avoiding overfeeding and using sparing amounts. Begin with four or five feedings daily in the first week, then reduce to fewer feedings by week two. Provide clean grain thrice daily after the second week and keep dry mash available at all times. Avoid sloppy wet foods.
Dishes For Hot Days From The Skitchen Cabinet K
An appeal to enthusiasm about enjoying cooking in heat and using light meals. Recipes include Salmon Salad with canned salmon and cucumber pickles, a beiled rice variant with sardines, a cabbage salad bowl with celery and onion, ripe quinces with chives, and fruit and nut combinations. Vegetable prep tips emphasize economy and digestion, plus salad ideas using baked beans, peppers, and tomatoes. Tips on peeling potatoes, frugal meal planning, and inventive uses for leftovers.
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Price Inn
Seasonal Dishes From A Watermelon French Custard
A vintage collection of fruit based recipes uses cantaloupes watermelons and duchess apples with onions. Methods include stuffing watermelon hearts with ice cream and candied ginger or serving cantaloupe with fruit salad or nutmeg. Duchess apples with onions and a French custard finish the assortment.
Peach Desserts and Salads From a Classic Kitchen
A fragmented guide lists peach based dishes and simple recipes. It covers Peach ice Cream a Peach Salad Peach Roly Poly and Pear themed salads with basic ingredients and steps, plus a note on serving with fresh peaches and a general hint of soup turning into loaf.
Clarise Cashley's New Sport Skirt Sparks Noise
A reader giggles at an odd commotion in town attributing the uproar to Clarise Cashley’s new sport skirt rather than a car horn. The exchange captures a playful moment in daily life with a local flair.
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Clarise Cashley
King George's Collection of Trench Periodicals For Private Circulation
A note on a complete set of World War I trench periodicals collected by King George in England. The items are described as valuable and curious, intended for private circulation by soldiers at various fronts. Also a local aside mentions Mr Grimes next door suffering rheumatism and a remark about a player.
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Arthur Salmon
King George
England
Trench
Saea
Grateful Visitor Reports Lost Chickens To Police
A visitor told the police sergeant that his weight had all the chickens stolen last night. He asked whether the police would catch the thief and return his thoughts as well, mentioning a humorous, if confused, exchange about the missing fowl. The conversation reflects a peculiar and unfinished plea for help.
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