Poultry Farm Key to Checking Costly Coccidiosis
The Illinois and University of Illinois findings emphasize sanitation and targeted feeding to control coccidiosis in young chicks. Dry mil with skimmilk or buttermilk should be provided for two weeks, plus small amounts of grain and green feed. Contaminated droppings spread the disease quickly, so yard rotation and wire or concrete enclosures help eliminate soil reservoirs.
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Laboratory of Animal Pathology and Hygiene
College of Agriculture, University of Ninet
J. P. Torrey
Illinois State Department of Agriculture
Tocal Veterinaring
Selection of Breeding Rooster Vital Matter
A note on breeding roosters stresses that early season matings yield more young though quality may lag later. Large breeds use six to ten hens per rooster while lighter breeds may require 12 to 15 hens. Males should be separated except during breeding season and in large flocks where dominant males risk overwork.
Causes and remedies for soft shelled eggs in hens
The Rural New Yorker notes that soft shelled eggs arise from lime deficiency and suggests keeping crushed oyster shells, alfalfa or clover from well cured hay, plus sun exposure, cod liver oil, and minerals. It warns insufficient crushed shells as a common cause and adds that occasional soft eggs may be accidental.
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New Yorker
Winter Quarters Move for Poultry to Aid Acclimation
The article argues for moving poultry into winter quarters by October 1 or earlier toensure a credible showing this winter. It notes the birds need time to adjust and acclimate before fall weather arrives and warns housing changes may cause a fall melt, something poultrymen wish to avoid.
Sardine Ways to Use Canned Fish in Quick Dishes
A home guide offers versatile recipes using canned sardines including broiled servings on buttered toast and salad ideas. It details boneless versus regular sardines, seasoning with salt mustard pepper lemon, and making a cocktail sauce with mayonnaise and chili sauce.
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Bec Newswaver Syndicate
Hervice
Boners on Sure-Footed Animal Behavior
A short note explains a sure-footed animal remains stable when kicking and does not slip. It emphasizes balance and traction as key factors in the animal’s sturdy footing.
Unclear fragment prompts on noun types and history
A disjointed set of statements questions mentions truancy the resurrection a tomb a blunderbus british bosses rights under the constitution bare arms and trousers as an uncommon noun. The text lacks a cohesive news angle or identifiable subject.
Sooty the Swift and Peter Rabbit Meet Nighttime Neighbors
Peter Rabbit chats with Johnny Chuck in the Old Orchard during the twilight between day and night. He observes Sooty the Swift flying joyfully and debates whether Sooty is a swallow or a swift. Johnny Chuck challenges Peter to learn more about his neighbors and view them clearly.
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Olly
Mr. Sun
L’urple Hitty
Veter
Greeny Meadows
Green Forest
Peter
Johny Chnecks
Johnny Chuck
Lizewale
Sooty
Elo
Johnny
Peter Rabbit
Belorga
Les
TY Burgess
Cookie Day Weekend Delights At Mallach Dovelas
A playful ditty lists cookie day fun across the week ending with Saturday as the best. It mentions 3082 Dovelas Mallach and WNU Serica as part of the source text.
Adagio Describes A Distant Echo Of Dance
Fragmentary lines describe a calm, anesthetic motion with lyrical imagery. The text alludes to the esophagus as a backbone while hinting at a poetic, musical tone and dated publication from 1824 Dell Syndicate TWNU Service.
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Dell Syndicate
TWNU
Perfect Caster Krank Stee Sets National Record
Krank Stee of the Elneols Park Carting Club in Chicago achieved a perfect 100 in the National Association of Scientific Casting Clubs tournament at Carnegie Lake Pittsburgh. The score marks the first perfect dry fly accuracy cast and sets a new work record.
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Krank Stee
Elneols Park
Chicago
National Association of Scientific Casting Clubs
Carnegie Lake
Pittsburgh
Not an Army Term Sharpshooter Origin in Civil War
The Indianapolis News notes that the term sharpshooter is not used by Army Navy or Marine small arms experts who are called marksmen. It says sharpshooter originated during the Civil War with a breech loaded rifle and cam action and was used for men tasked with sniping.
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Navy
Indianapolis News
Lemon Sponge Pie and Sweetmeat Wedges Demonstrated
A dated recipe segment describes Lemon Sponge Pie with eggs folded in to form a sponge like filing and a baked crust. It also outlines Sweetmeat Wedges using candied orange peel dates figs walnut meats and lemon juice rolled and cut into rounds then dusted with sugar.
Cherry and Orange Gelatin Treats From a Recipe Fragment
A fragmented cooking note describes dissolving gelatin in cold water with orange juice orange zest and chopped notes. It instructs whisking sugar into hot water to a soft ball stage then combining with gelatin and cooking briefly. A pan is buttered and sprinkled with chopped nuts before serving.
Pudding Cake With Whipped Cream Topping
A quick oven cake recipe outlines fat and sugar beaten, eggs added with milk and flour sifted with baking powder and salt. Fold in egg whites and bake as rounds or oblongs. Top with whipped cream and steam a Bg on each with lemon sauce.
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Nowspaper
Fragmented Phrase from Local Page
A garbled OCR snippet shows disjointed words and stray punctuation possibly from a headline or ad. It includes phrases like what a salesman would call and references to service or gradient terms, but the text is incomplete and unreadable.
Opportunism Defined in Political Context
A definition of opportunism as taking advantage of circumstances in politics driven by immediate gain with little regard for long term consequences or ethical considerations.
California Fig Syrup Promises Happy Children
An advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a fifty year trusted laxative for children. It cites improved digestion, color, energy, and cheerfulness with a testimonial from Mrs. A J Hioll of Valley P O Nebraska praising her daughter Noma Lucille. The text warns buyers to seek the genuine product labeled California on the carton.
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California
A. J. Hioll
Valley P.O
Nebraska
Sayat
Noma Lucille
West
Artificial Heart Developed by Vienna Doctor
Vienna physician Dr Eisen monger has perfected an artificial heart device that circulates blood after the real heart stops. The machine applies alternating pressure and suction to the chest to mimic heartbeat, bringing apparently dead patients back to life by maintaining blood flow for a time.
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Vienna
Eisenmonger
Ty Dan
Thles
Radios Spread Through Russian Factories and Clubs
Authorities have ordered a large number of radios to be installed in factories and workers clubs as propaganda outlets. Few radios exist in homes, leaving the state voice loudest in public spaces.
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Russia
Old Cat's Grave Marked in Massachusetts
A granite marker marks the grave of Snookle the oldest cat in Massachusetts who died recently at age twenty four. The cat belonged to James Garfield of Pittsfield.
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Snookle
Massachusetts
James Garfield
PittsGeld
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