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  6. PIP.

    Caused through obstruction on account of breathing through the mouth. Symptoms: A hard and horny appendage at the tip of the tongue. ...

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  7. PARALYSIS.

    Cause : Highly seasoned rood and over-stimulating diet. Also injury. Symptoms : Birds lie helpless, unable to use their limbs. Cure : In case of ...

    Article : 61 words
  8. LAST WEEK'S COMPETITION.

    Mix together thoroughly two cups sugar and half cup butter. Add to this three eggs well beaten, yolks and whites together, two cups of sweet ...

    Article : 149 words
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  10. LEG WEAKNESS.

    Cause : Cold or wet quarters (rheumatism, see also cramp) or in well-grown birds, due to too rapid growth and lack of bone-forming material. ...

    Article : 60 words
  11. BROODERS WITHOUT ARTIFICIAL NEAT.

    Some interest is attached to recent announcements in the American poultry journals of "fireless brooders"-- that is brooders so constructed that ...

    Article : 874 words
  12. FEATHER EATING.

    Another vice due to close confinement lack of exercise, animal food, and green stuff Vermin will also load to the trouble. For cure, give ...

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  13. JELLIED MEAT.

    Take the remains of any cold want (say, about one lb.) cut it up in to small dice with a few strips of bacon or ham ; season with pepper ...

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  14. PERITONITIS.

    Inflammation of the lining membrane of the abdomen. Cause Injury, reptured egg in the abdominal cavity or over-stimulation of the reproductive ...

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  15. GOUT.

    Constitutional. An affected bird should not. be bred from Symptoms: Like leg-weakness, but distinguished by the presence, of pain. Like rheumatism ...

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  16. A PRIZE

    Ingredients for dish for six persons : About 18 Savoy biscuits, ¾ pint of cream, flavoring of vanilla, liqueurs, or wine, one tablespoonful of pounded ...

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  17. LICE AND MITES.

    Lice are found in greater or less numbers on all plants. They need to be kept down to a minimum. They breed in filth, and are found on birds ...

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  18. GAPES.

    Cause : A small worm that lives and breeds in the throat of chicks. Old birds are seldom affected. Symptoms : Coughing, a huddled up appearance, ...

    Article : 416 words
  19. RHUBARB PUDDING.

    Required : 1 packet cakeoma, 6 ozs. suet and a good pinch of salt, 1 on 2 eggs, ½ pint milk, 2 lbs. rhubarb. Method : Chop the suet very fine and ...

    Article : 101 words
  20. BUTTER SCOTCH.

    Required : 1 lb. of brown sugar, ¼ lb. butter, 6 drops of essence of lemon. Method: put the sugar into a preserving pan and heat the butter ...

    Article : 116 words
  21. HIGHLY COMMENDED.

    Peel oranges carefully and slice them, bring one pint of milk to a boil, 1oz. castor sugar, beat up one tablespoonful of ground rice in a ...

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  23. LEMON JELLY CAKE.

    This is a recipe for a cake that will keep for a month, and will be found delicious. Cream half a cup of gutter with two cupfuls of sugar and one ...

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  24. RED ROBIN.

    Put 1½ lb. brown sugar in an anmelled stewpan, with 1½ pints of cold water and juice and rind of one lemon. Let this boil sharply until ...

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  26. CANNELONS.

    Chop some parsley and eschallot, finely, toss in butter with some wiped mushrooms until thoroughly browned. Then season with cayenne and salt, ...

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  27. SOFT OR SWELLED CROP.--Caus-

    ed by a breaking down of the skin that holds the chop in position, and a consequent holding in the crop of a portion of the food, which sours and ...

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  28. ARTIFICIAL INCUBATION.

    Judging by inquiries recently received it appears that the management of the incubator is not so well known as one would be inclined to imagine, ...

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