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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
5
An educational note outlines key feed terms protein carbohydrates fat nitrogen free extract crude fiber and ash. It lists primary protein sources such as cottonseed meal soybeans and alfalfa and notes fats provide 2.25 times energy per unit of carbohydrates while nitrogen free extracts exclude nitrogen.
The article quotes President Coolidge asserting that while some in public life and professions may be dishonest or self serving, he believes most public men act with honorable patriotic motives and seek faithful duty. The piece contrasts public trust with professional misconduct.
Milk as sole drink suffices for chickens and supports healthy growth. Avoid leghorn type breeds for meat. feed young poults at forty eight hours old. Use eggs corn bread and clabbered milk with hard boiled eggs. supply fresh water, charcoal and grit. Ducks and geese follow similar rules. early hatched chicks gain advantage in heat. brooding is often neglected due to lack of knowledge.
While tying limbs on a peach tree last week Cyrus Troutost his balance and fell to the ground. he sustained an injury to his right leg and used crutches for several days.
A quip recalls past times with a joke about a city short on bananas. The line playfully contrasts old and new eras, suggesting changing circumstances and humor in daily life.
Prevention rather than cure is the best strategy for worm troubles in pigs. Clean pens with boiling water and lye, keep sows and farrowed pigs away from contaminated areas, provide fresh pasture, clean water, rotated feed areas, and regular bedding changes to prevent outbreaks and lung issues.
A local editor cites a rule of thumb about readers who complain: a man faulting his paper is likely delinquent on his subscription, while one eager for the issue is probably awaiting its arrival. The remark highlights reader attitudes toward newspapers and payments.
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