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Important to See That
Goslings Are Kept Dry
Coalings should not be removed from
tbe nest until tbe third day after hatch­
ing. as It to important to see that they
are quite dry, and should be kept
warm and dry until they ars feathered
out. ,
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They should not be fed until thirty-
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six to forty-eight hours old, at the
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same time bo offered a lukewarm drink.
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Their first few day»’ feed consists of
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By GRACE E. HALL
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bran, thoroughly mixed to a crumbly
' mass. Lettuce or red clover chopped
ET no man say to you that you fine and mixed with the food serves
shall fall—
| as a tonic and to greatly relished by
Fling back his words and prove they them. Feed every two or three hours
are but ileol
| Just what they will clean up quickly.
Although your spirit falter—aye, and After the first few days tbe egg may be
It Is an expensive teacher. Far bet­
quail—
1IEED
' omitted and tbe food slightly mois­
ter listen, and listen carefully to tbe
You shall not lose unless your cour­ tened. but never be fed sloppy, sticky,
OU will seldom bo In s crowd of pilot who baa traveled tbe same sea
i nor too dry; cornmeal may also be
age diet;
men an hour before you beer one you must travel, and knows where So long as you are brave enough to ' added to the mixture.
the rocks are.
of them soy:
After the first few weeks gradually
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"If 1 were twenty-one years old end
Some young men do thia, and all Tbe flame of strength within you shall begin feeding cracked corn and shorts
knew ss much aa I do now. I'd be a of them who do so succeed.
not die.
or bran, mixed and moistened as »tated-
whale of a success."
Remember that, and you will be
I above; whole wheat may be added to
Perhaps bo would.
I’erhspa bo ••red many grief», many losses, and
tbe above mixture, but a great portion
wouldn't. But It Is certair thst If perbaps final and utter failure. And
should be grass food.
bo could begin life at twenty-one with whan you are forty, aud nowhere,
They should not be allowed to get
the experience of forty bo would be you will not bo repining that you can't
wet; their water should always be
far better off.
»tart the world at twenty-one with
fresh but not cold, and plenty of sand
And the curious thing about It all your present knowledge.
should always be nesr. though the
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to that he could avail himself of this
sand should never be mixed with their
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experience If be would pay heed to
food.
Improvement on the ’Cello.
tbe pilots who are always willing to
Goslings requlra dry and warm quar­
A
new
form
of
the
'cello,
having
five
direct him.
ters at night, at the same time plenty
What would you think of n man. •triage Instead of tbe usual four. 1»
of ventilation, and their quarters kept
who, after asking s policeman for tbe Illustrated and deecribed In popular
clean and sanitary ; damp quarters will
way to tbe railroad station, and get­ Mechanics Magaslne. The additional
cause them to become lame. Their
ting the direction weald deliberately ooo la sb B string, made of No. 7 Let no man smite and aay yoc’ve lost sleeping compartment 1» best when
piano wire, which Is kept under a ten-
go the other way 7
your hold—
thickly bedded with straw.
Tot that to what to doos, rap aa tod atas of 80 pounds by a small worm-
You're Judged by what you Mem in
After the first week, when tbe weath­
ly, by almost every young man who gear, and extends tbe tone range of
actual view;
er is warm and dry. they will grow
the Instrument considerably.
starts out in life.
Within bte heart be too may be less faster when given free range to roam
From bls father, hie employer, from
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bold
about, for they enjoy feeding on tender
older friend», be constantly receives
Conan Doyle on Dreams,
A thousand times than be may seem green grass.
directions which. If followed, would
8lr Arthur Conan Doyle never bad a
to you;
If bens are used for incubation they
be Invaluable.
recurring dream. "But,” he added, “I Tbe one who takes the upper sphere. should be kept free from lice by fre­
They come from tbe experience have several times had prophetic
Is he
quently dusting them with a good In­
which these men have dearly paid for. dreams, exact In detail. In sleep the Who fights each day a stronger man sect powder.
They are Invaluable.
to
be.
soul Is freed end has enlarged knowl­
Tet youth la unheeding, and the ad­ edge. This It endeavors to psss on to
vice Is almost Instantly forgotten with the body, but It eeidqm succeeds. When Whatever be tbe place that now 1s bte. Shade for Young Stock
the result that tlie recipient has to It does It Is Just at tbe moment be­ Be sure he fought to be the man be la.
Is of Great Importance
learn from an experience aa expensive I tween sleeping and waking.”
<• by Dodd. Mead A Co.)
Tbe Importance of shade for young
aud often aa disastrous as that of tbe
stock should be constantly kept In
man who counseled him.
mind, especially for late batched chicks
If you are a young man you are
which bsve not had an opportunity to
fortunate. Almoat any of your »Ider»
get a good start before the scorching
will give you sound and sensible ad­
weather sets in.
vice—advice which you can follow to
These chicks must be pushed along
your own profit If you will.
k-a- i - i- »• »
without a letup, given every advantage
You can learn by tbe mistakes of
P-OSH T-T IHimt
of proper feeding and care. If this to
others, instead of by your own.
its a-a-s-3-so
done. If they are supplied with fresh
You can plot your own course from
water or milk to drink and the founts
a chart which has been made by those
are kept sterilised and clean and shade
who have gone before you.
la provided they will. In truth, grtfw
Too will be wise to do It. Tour
like weeds.
own experience la a good teacher, but
A range in tbe orchard Is the best
place In which to start them out. after
which they can be transferred to the
edge of a field of growing corn, provid­
ed colony coops are available, and
they should be. If you wish tbe most
economical results in raising the young
flock.
But shade is imperative and should
not be neglected.
Interesting Features' for the Entire Family
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in thia year's clothing expense.
Have winter garments
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Brooder pneumonia Is caused by a
common mold present In the Incubator,
brooder or tn straw; often the egg­
producing organs are affected by It, so
thst a chick hatched from an Infected
egg has tbe disease. It affects chicks
under four weeks old. they become
sleepy, with feathers ruffled and the
head drawn down; breathing is la­
bored and the windpipe 1« patched
with the mold spores. The disease
usually is not cured once It attacks the
chicks, and when a brooder Is known
to be contaminated It should be fumi­
gated, tbe old »traw removed and
fresh litter provided, end the poultry
dying from thia disease should always
dispel any lingering doubt. To do as are glib and Imaginations are super­ be burned.
much good as we can, to think heated. Incline to equivocation. In
thoughts that we are not ashamed to spite of our good breeding and honor­
utter, to be charitable ought to be our able Intentions.
If by chance we Shed Entirely Open Is
dominating purpose.
should be found out. our reputation
Excellent for Turkeys
If In these things we fall In the goes to pieces. All we have to go end
An open shed or a shed with the
slightest degree, we are building our come on is our language. Should we
south side entirely open, makes an ex­
reputation on a support of sand, like­ trip up In Its use, or deliberately put
cellent shelter for turkeys. The av­
ly at any moment to shift Its position words In wrong places, we erect our
erage turkey lays about three litters a
and wreck the good name we have eerthly structure on a bet! of sand
season provided the eggs are removed
been striving years to construct.
which In later years brings us face to after each litter Is finished. The first
Even the best of us, especially tn face with humiliating dlaaster.
litter Is usually about 18 eggs, tbe
our emotional momenta when tongue» <©• till, by MeCler. N.vspap.r Syndieat..)
second 12 and the third 10.
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Prompt
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If you’re
particular
call East 0092
if
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Th. world goes up and the
down.
And the sunshine follows the rain:
But jrst.rdey's sneer and ysatsrtey’e
frown
Can never come over again.
—Charles Kingsley.
to hot or cold milk and It Is ready to
serve.
Put a tablespoonful of strained
honey Into the grape fruit as It Is pre­
pared for breakfast or luncheon. Gar­
nished with a maraschino cherry It
makee a moot acceptable dessert.
WHOLESOME DISHES
MORTICIAN*
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THE REGAL
OUR WAY
Quality Cleaning
Io Steam Cleaning er
French Dry Cleaning
and Dyking
Not merely sponging
and placing a hot Iron
on and In thia way
work the dirt Into the
garment In this way
much harm is done in­
stead of making the
garment look like now.
There le a difference
between our way ~u<
doing work and our
Imitators.
Our cus­
tomers* clothes always
look new and have a
more aristocratic look.
Ws care for and store your suit whl.l^you are out of the city
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187 North Sixth Street, flet. Qllean and Hoyt (with the Orange Front)
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Mail Orders Solicited
TZ KEP thia recipe where you caa
find it when applet are plentiful:
Sakes Scotch Applet.
Btlpct perfect applet of medium
else, cut in halvee and lay In a caaee-
rolo. Pour Into the diah one-half cup*
ful of boiling wnter. Mix one cupful
of ahaved maple autar. or light brown
sugar, a bit of aalt, one-half teaspoon*
ful of cinnamon, one-fourth of a tee*
spoonful of ground cloven and sprinkle
over the applet
dual before putting
the diah Into the oven turn over the
apples the juice of a lemon and a
tableepoonful of butter.
Hake cov-
ered In a moderate oven for half an
hour, then remove the cover and bake
fifteen minute» longer and at greater
beat
For the mother who serve» cocoa
often the following will prove helpful:
Take on» cupful of cocoa, one-fourth
of a tea spoonful of salt, one-third of
a cupful of sugar, and one cupful of
boiling water. Boll together until
thick, then put In the Ice chest la a
bottle when cool. Add a ublespoonful
Egg waste from Incubators la rich
In protsln and. sfter boiling and grind­
ing. can be profitably fed to poultry by
mixing It with a dry mash to fera •
slightly moistened, crumbly mixture.
In teats st the Ohio experiment sta­
tion, Infertile end dead-germ eggs
wera boiled for an hour, passed
through a sausage mill, dried, reground
and mixed In the dry mash as a fat­
tening ration for young cockerels. Tbe
average gains from this mixture were
» per cent greater for the egg product
than for skim milk, supplying the same
amount of protein.
For feeding market breUere la
crates ths following mixture peeve*
excellent: Ground corn 40 parte,
standard wheat middlings 20, and
moist egg product eo. with enough
water added to make a batter that
could be easily poured.
Like all moist mashes thia mixture
should be fed with great care to avoid
overfeeding, as the egg material la a
concentrated feed and la greatly rel­
ished by tbe birds.
Cholera Is Contagious
Among Chicken Flocks
Fowl cholera to germ disease which
to very fatal, says Harry Emblem,
head of tbe poultry department ot the
Oklahoma college. A fowl showing bo
symptoms of tbe trouble may bo found
dead under the roest the next morning.
All affected birds do not go In thio
way. Some may linger a few days,
showing a great thirst, due to fever,
also a loss of appetite. The bowels
will appear very loose, the bowel dis­
charge being of a greenlab-yeltow
color.
Thia trouble Is contagious and cm
be carried on the feet ot fowls m *
man. If this trouble Is apparent a
thorough cleaning up of the premises
should be made, and the house thor­
oughly cleaned and disinfected. The
ground around the house should be
plowed and cultivated. All affected
birds should be killed end burned.
Development of Chicks
Comes From Attention
Best development at young chicks
comes from close attention to tbe
brood coops, cleanliness, proper food
and water, shade and free range. Keep
a good mash before them. Watch for
Uce and mites. They multiply rapidly
during warm weather. O om aad
spray bouses and coops.
The eggs of ducks retain their
hatcbablUty for a shorter time than
the hen eggs. Tbe fresher the eggs
are when Incubated, the better.
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Brooder Pneumonia Is
Caused by Common Mold
BUILDING ON SAND
■DE WATCHFUL of your word» »nd
A3 acts ie»t you build your reputa­
tion» of »and.
Meek truth, accuracy and exacti­
tude. Better be plain, matter of fact
and a bit old-fashioned than to go
wabbling through life unsupported by
a strong, underlying principle, and
especially by the good opinion ot your
intimates.
Bather than make a promise which
you know tn your heart cannot be
kept, hold your tongue, or you'll slip
In spite of yourself from tbe base of
verity. By some, the truth at times
may be termed undiplomatic, but It
never falle to hold for tbe eternal ages
the full weight of any structure you
may elect to build upon It.
And oertalnly, the conscience to
lighter, the eye Is steadier, and tbe
character to stronger for the effort
Those who may be Inclined to fancy
that thia Is not so are at liberty to
make tbe experiment and Judge for
theniselvee.
It 1s difficult now and then to strike
the nlceot balance between a question­
able truth and a plausible lie, but a
moment's clear thinking will usually
Egg Waste for Foutry
Is Recommended by Ohio
Hl A Waaura Nawaeapar Ualoa.)
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POULTRY POINTS
By E. R. PEYSER
Good chicks can come only from
good parent stock.
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Many chicks are handicapped at the
start by poor breeding and hatching.
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A foot of feeding space for each sir
hens la about right when It comes to
feed hoppera
> Has a Man Like Thia Proposed
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Symptoms:
Rather stocky—
I short — round
head — tightly
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brown hair—a jood
I cropped
I I plodder, "Everything suits me."
I he tells you. "What a cinch he’ll
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Gallery seats
I be." think you.
I are good enough for him—he
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I likes the feel of the dlfferenttal-
I In-coln In his sensitive pockets.
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Never
I Rarely buys a new suit.
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of taking a taxi for you
I I thinks
when you are caught In a
storm with your best clothes on
—never enters his mind! Yet
he has a tidy bit of dough, tn
the ba(n)kery. and be Is a very
safs bet.
IN FACT
Safety-first Is his hyphenated
middle name.
Don’t darel
n He likes you because he
thinks you're Uvtag.
Save yourself by eernlng
something on the side, unbe­
known to him.
Absorb This:
A 8ELF.EARNED FENNY
TURNETH AWAY ARGUMENT.
<• Sy MaClura Nawapapar Syadlaata >
•peed In Oiling Ships.
Facilities for Increasing the pump­
ing capacity of the United States ship­
ping board fuel oil station at Blakely
Island. Mobile, Ala., have recently
been Installed. The pumping capacity
from storage to ships of their station
to now approximately 1,800 barrels.
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The Ancona» are good layers and
are classed along with the Leghorns In
egg production.
a a a
Bright combe are a sure Indication
of gj<>d (îealth and freedom from dls-
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If your turkeys are wild, make
friends with them. It la cheaper and
easier to handle birds that trust the
caretaker.
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Experimental work by tbe bureau at
animal Industry, United States De­
partment of Agriculture, shows that
good egg yields snd economical remits
can be secured with a wheatless ration
for chickens.
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Lice, overfeeding and filth kill two
thirds of all turkeys that die. The
ether third die from too dose confine­
ment. accident or Inherited weakness.
Let turkeys roost la tke open str,
but In a high, dry place. If turkeys
roost near a swamp there to almost
sure to be trouble from roup.
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Toung ducklings snd goslings must
be kept from the dampness the same
as chicks. They grow fsstest If kept
on soft mssb feeds snd only allowed
enough water to drink.
Concerns the Trades People.
John Selden—Of all the actions ot
a man's life his marriage doth least
concern other people; yet of all actions
of our life It is most meddled with by
other people.—Boston Transcript.
Swiftest Rlvsr.
The Amazon can lay claim to being
the largest river tn the world, but the
swiftest flowing Is the Sutlej, in India,
which rises 15,200 feet sbove the sea
and falls 12,000 feet In 180 miles.
Rathsr Restricted Field.
Scientists now inform us that It la
possible to photograph brains. We have
the idea, however, that camera artists
will stick to faces rather than run tbe
chance of starving to death.
Remarkable "Gift.”
A Tenneseee man can so perfectly
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imitate the sounds made by two doge
Only clean eggs should he selected engaged In fighting that he cm call a
for Incubation, as dirty or washed egga congregation out of church In three
never hatch aa well aa those that have
minutes.—Washington Star.
never been soiled.
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Eggs for hatching should come from
good parent stock and should be care­ Its early garden products, made th»
fully handled before they are set. Keep first shipment of tomatoes Thursday,
them tn a dean, dry place at a tem­ which brought |4 per box. The crop
perature not ever 70 degrees. Turn
Is large this year, but some damage by
them once a day.
heavy rains Friday Is expected.
ere
If you suppress the exorbitant love
Feeds for newly-hatched geese sod
ducks should contain a large per cent of pleasure and money, Idle curiosity,
of greens from the start.
iniquitous purpose, and wanton mirth,
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what a stillness would there be tb tbe
Exercise to absolutely necessary for
—Pruyere.
bene to be healthy and productive. It
keeps them contented, for hen nature
demands that they get their living by
Is ths blnest, moat perteetly b m I m i «
scratching.
Huslness Training School In the W«S|h-
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wesv Fit yourself tar a higher petottsa
Exercise Is an Important thing In with more money. Permanent soattteae
assured our Graduates
keeping chicks healthy, and thio cm
Writs for ratal«»—fourte sau sms *».
bo encouraged by allowing the chicks Portis nd.
to scratch around on the lawn as soon P. N. U.
Na. H, IBflfi
as the weather Is warm enough.
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