The Mysterious Coat and the Intertwined Lovers
Mr Tinkham returns home tired to find his wife silent and a concealed lock of hair in his coat pocket. A mix up with coats leads to a restaurant confrontation and a pair of mistaken liaisons. The couple and others resolve matters over a shared dinner and form new friendships. In a separate note, the piece urges better fresh air circulation and sunlight in poultry housing for health benefits.
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Mr. Tinkham
Tinkham
Poultry Gossip and Care Tips From the Farm
Advice on feeding greens for poultry urges sprouted oats outside cabbage leaves turnips dried clover and lettuce not frozen. Geese live long and resist many diseases more than other fowl. Drain water forms are needed and should be broken often. water is as essential as food. Incubation guidance says incubator chicks must dry before removal and should not be fed until 36 to 48 hours old. Geese should not be housed with other poultry.
Fresh Air and Light for Poultry
Professor Raymond Pearl emphasizes ample ventilation in poultry houses to keep birds in good condition. The Maine experiment station bulletin notes that leg bands are costly for large flocks and must be adjusted as birds grow, while punch marks quickly show bloodlines and ages with simple operation.
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Raymond Pearl
Maine Experiment Station
Winter Care of Ducks Delicate in Cold Weather
A. W. Galligher notes ducks need dry bedding and separate housing from other poultry. Keep ducks indoors during very cold or windy days and thawed periods require shoveling snow to provide litter and porous ground. When possible provide outdoor time with protection, as ducks enjoy paddling in thawing snow but suffer in frozen, frosty conditions. The best laying breeds demand extra storm and cold protection.
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A. W. Galligher
Breeder Notes on Color in Poultry Breeds
The article notes that most particolored breeds struggle to breed true to color and markings, a similar issue exists with buff colored breeds. It suggests white or black is easier to achieve, with a probable exception for Cochins.
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