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Thursday, August 25, 1938
GIVE FLOCKS BEST
HOT WEATHER CARE
Ample Range, Shade, Green
Feed Are Important.
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C.
F.
P e r r ls h , K x te n e lo n P u u ltr x m e n .
N o r t h C d f l l n u H I.»to C o lle x e .
W N U S e r v ic e .
P in /h r y a u th o ritie s a g re e th a t ad e
q uate ru n g r, shade, and g reen feed
a re th re e essentials fo r w e ll-m a n
aged Hocks d u rin g the hot s u m m e r
m onths.
W hen g ro w e rs a re re a d y to m a r
k e t th e ir b ird s , those w ho h ave been
c a re fu l to observe these e ssen tials
w ill find th e y h ave been w e ll p a id
fo r th e ir e ffo rts.
W h e re h o m o -m ix e d ra tio n s fo r
p u lle ts a re used, the fo llo w in g g ro w
ing m a s h is re c o m m e n d e d :
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pounds No. 2 y e llo w c o m m e a l, 20*
pounds s ta n d a rd w h e a t m id d lin g s ,
20 pounds No. 2 h e a v y oats fin e ly
p u lv e riz e d ,
12
pounds
s ta n d a rd
w h e a t b ra n , 4 pounds fish m e a l (85
p e r cent p ro te in ), 2 pounds m e a t
m eal
(55 p e r c e n t p ro te in ), 2
pounds d rie d s k im m ilk , 2 pounds
ground lim e s to n e o r o ys te r shell, 2
pounds bone m e a l, and one pound
iodized ta b le salt.
F a r m e r s h avin g an a d e q u a te sup
ply of m ilk m a y o m it the d rie d
m ilk re c o m m e n d e d in the above
ra tio n .
B ecause it is a v a lu a b le
food, m ilk should be g iv e n to poul
try in som e fo rm .
H o w e v e r, w hen fed as a liq u id ,
it should be p laced in c le a n , e a s ily
accessible con tain ers. S u rp lu s m ilk
should not be a llo w e d to re m a in
In the c o n tain e rs since it a ttra c ts
flies.
P le n ty of w a te r should be a v a il
able a t a ll tim e s .
I f possible,
should be k e p t in a shad y place.
Along w ith the m a s h , b ird s should
h ave a ll the g ra in they w ill e a t each
m o rn in g .
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S MATTER POP— Who’s Who on the Parlor Frontier
By C. M. PAYNE
MESCAL IKE
Off to a Rari Start
‘Blind Staggers’ Among
Summer Horse Ailments
H o t w e a th e r is the tim e w hen the
horse
disease
e n c e p h a lo m y e litis ,
som etim es c a lled .“ b lin d s ta g g e rs .'*
" b ra in fe v e r ,” o r "s le e p in g s ic k
ness" is m o st lik e ly to a p p e a r, says
D r. R. A. C ra ig , head o f P u rd u e 's
v e te r in a ry d e p a rtm e n t. T h e disease
affects the nervou s sy s te m of horses
and m u les.
In re c e n t y e a rs , es
p e c ia lly d u rin g the s u m m e r m onths.
It has caused serious losses in the
W est. M id d le W est, and s e v e ra l
states along the A tla n tic coast, b ut
m a y s trik e a n y w h e re .
I t is an infectious disease and the
s y m p to m s g e n e ra lly o c c u r in th re e
phases. T h e firs t stage m a y escape
n otice as it u su a lly is o nly a m ild
indisposition c o m m o n ly a c c o m p a
nied w ith a rise in te m p e ra tu re . T h e
second stag e is c h a ra c te riz e d by
d is tin c t nervous s y m p to m s w hich
m a y o r m a y not be a c c o m p a n ie d
w ith fe v e r.
In the la s t stag e the
horse m a y go dow n and be u n ab le
to rise, s o m e tim e s th ra s h in g vio
le n tly w ith the legs and h ead. D e a th
u su a lly follow s when these s y m p
tom s d evelo p.
E n c e p h a lo m y e litis m a y be e a s ily
confused w ith o th e r diseases. Doc
to r C ra ig points out. T h e s y m p to m s
a re s im ila r to o th e r a ilm e n ts of the
c e n tra l n ervous system , and a v e t
e rin a ria n should be c a lle d a t the
firs t in d ic a tio n o f sickness. A lthough
the chances fo r c u re a re g re a te s t
in the e a r ly stages o f the d isease,
th e re is no re m e d y e ffe c tiv e in a ll
cases.
About Raising Turkeys
T u rk e y -ra is in g
is
not
d iffic u lt
w hen p ro p e rly h an dled , b ut th e re
a re som e p rin c ip le s w h ic h should
be o bserved.
T u rk e y s should be
a llo w e d to re m a in in th e open as
m u ch
as
possible,
and
never
hatched by hens, says the M o n tre a l
H e ra ld . B re e d in g stock and young
stock should be k e p t a w a y fro m
b a rn y a rd heqs, so as to keep th e m
fre e fro m disease. I f th e re is any
disease in b re e d in g tu rk e y s h atch
the eggs in an in c u b a to r, and r e a r
the poults in brooders.
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Feeding the Pigs
I f you feed y o u r pigs too m a n y
peanuts o r soybeans, you h au l soft
p ork to m a r k e t and a re p en a lized
tw o cents a pound, says the Coun
t r y H o m e M a g a z in e . P a c k e rs know
th e re is not m u c h bacon le ft a fte r
soft p ork Is frie d . B u t a p e a n u t-fe d
hog can be finished off w ith corn.
T h e soybean-fed hog can be saved
fro m d is g ra c e if the o il is firs t ex
tra c te d fro m the beans. T h e beans
should be fed as m e a l a lon g w ith
a re g u la r b alan ced ra tio n .
Then
th e re is less loss betw een tHe p ac k
ing house a n d the d in n e r ta b le , and
less fa t in the s k ille t.
Storing Eggs
C hopping d o lla rs o ff th e y e a rly
food b ill is n ’t so v e ry h a rd , if you
kno w the sho rt-cu ts, says the N e w
Y o rk S ta te C o lleg e of H o m e E co
n o m ics. F o r instance, a la rg e p a rt
o f the m o n e y spent y e a r ly fo r
eggs can be saved, if q u a n titie s of
eggs a re bought w hen p ric e s a re
lo w e r, and s to red in w a te rg la s s for
la te r use.
A b so lu te ly fre s h eggs
stored this w a y keep t h e ir flavor,
w h ip w e ll, and can be s a tis fa c to rily
cooked in a lm o s t e v e ry w a y .
W N V S ervice.
R IG H T T H R O U G H
THE KEY OF THE CAR
By GLUYAS WILLIAMS
" H e r e 's som eth ing q u e e r," said
the d e n tis t, who h ad been d rillin g
into a tooth.
" Y o u s a id the tooth
had n e v e r been fille d , but I find
flakes of gold on the point of m y
d r i l l . " “ I k n e w i t , ” m o a n e d the p a
tie n t. " Y o u h ave s tru c k m y b ack
c o lla r s tu d .”
E x p la in e d
W a ite r— Y o u r coffee, s ir— s p ecial
fro m A u s tr a lia , s ir.
D in e r (s a r c a s tic a lly )— O , so t h a t ’s
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Not His Fault
" W h a t a w o n d e rfu l lin g u is t th a t
m a n is.
Is th e re a n y tongue he
h a s n ’t m a s te re d ? ”
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T h e y w e re e n te rta in in g the v ic a r
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to th e s m a ll son o f the house " D o n ’t
you e v e r s a y p ra y e rs b efo re y o u r
m e a ls , c h ild ? ”
“ O h , n o,” said th e y o u n g s te r.
" D a d says o u r cook's p r e tty r e li
a b le .” — R o y a l A rc a n u m B u lle tin .
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