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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1944
Page
3
A Department of Natural Resources notice outlines Agricultural Radio Address Number 67. The item cites the agency and program designation, indicating an official communication or broadcast related to farming and land management.
Agricultural guidance stresses cleanliness and proper housing to maximize winter egg output. It advises dry ventilated poultry houses, balanced rations, insulated roost areas, and avoiding damp litter to prevent ammonia and poor performance. It warns against neglecting machinery, recommending under cover storage, cleaning, repainting, and timely replacements to maintain efficiency.
Practical advice on maintaining poultry litter depth and cleanliness to keep hens productive. Tips include dry straw depth, forking litter to renew scratching, regular dropping-board cleaning, oiling to prevent sticking, and nicotine sulphate treatment to control parasites with two applications if needed.
Farmers are urged to begin winter prep now by gathering all implements and placing them in a dry shed before snow arrives. Visit the fields, collect spikes, plows, and tools, and arrange for repairs to be done later, ensuring readiness for spring use.
A speaker warns that storing implements in poor sheds equals leaving them in the field and stresses the need for proper storage. Wealthy farmers may neglect storage, but no farmer is so poor that decent storage cannot be provided.
A colonel of artillery reports stopping by a Sussex wood where a blacksmith with a hammer tried to probe a bomb marked as dangerous to see if it would react. The London Dispatch notes the public’s courage and folly in such incidents.
Observers note the swift like gliding motion of Chimney Swifts and wonder which other birds share their dipping, sailing flights. The text describes each flight as a ritual of pursuit, tag, and graceful dives, ending with a vivid image of birds racing from a chimney and soaring outward. Alma Roberts Giordan.
London Express outlines British Canadian formations with approximate man counts. Company 80 160 battalion 1000 1500 brigade 3500 5000 division 1000 15000 corps two or three divisions army three corps army group two or more armies.
A collection of motivational quotes on success from Bennett Rockefeller Beecher Eddy and Bulwer Lytton. It emphasizes character self reliance and will to labor as pathways to achievement and lasting value.
India possesses the fourth largest railway network with 41 134 miles of track. Only Russia the United States and Canada exceed it. An additional about 1000 miles are under construction as feeders to aid marketing of farm products.
A six year old girl named Mabel recites her part with great gusto then repeats it slowly at home. The mother realizes Mabel has mistaken the line and is feeding the cows instead of pleading for the poor and needy.
A father explains to his son that a financier is someone who persuades others to amass wealth for him. The dialogue frames the financier as a manipulator who relies on others to build a fortune.
The quote notes that circumstantial proof can mislead and compares witnesses to a pencil sharpened by a woman. It argues caution in interpretation, using a knife or teeth as the differing explanations based on perspective.
A jumble of dated quips and gags. The text features banter about voting parties old dates and a string of light fake punchlines. It reads as a collection of humorous snippets.
The French town of Chateaudun bears the Cross of the Legion of Honour in its coat of arms to honor 1000 citizens who resisted a German assault during the Franco Prussian War.
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