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F.. gush of printed matter from the
world's presses has increased so
greatly, or else our capacity for
<� swallowing sante ]las narrowed
down so much, that we find it about
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all we can do to stay abreast of
latest developments in the Marathon
chase of noble -Dick Tracy after
that dirty dastard T. V. Wiggles.
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So if we ever get around to read -
"1 ing a book within a couple of years•
" e 3 after it hits the bargain table in. tete
bookshops, we think we are doing .
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r ' ` ��a�1t, � +• ><. right smartly, Thus we were not a
little surprised to notice—after we
fi had finished reading it with keen
en'o meat—tha a volume titled
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"THE BIG FIGH'T'S", edited by
Harold Meyers, bore the copyright
date of 1950,
Moo -o -o -d Music—Farmer AIni.Miller uses a bugle to call in his cows for milking. Miller says
his musically inclined bovines respond to any instrument, to the extent of swaying and occa- That is showing a rare burst Of
sionally executing a tricky, four -footed dance step. Their favorite song is probably the "Coin speed --for us. And we hasten to
Cow Boogie." recommend the book to anyone in-
terested in real frsticufting; or real
sports reporting; or both,
tary agencies that take care of pol-int RM F k :k
lution. Ill built-up litter the fresh Por although the copyright is
THEIA droppings are, diluted many tidies recent, the matter the book contains
and , surrounded by " comv posting is not. Not to make too much of a
microorganisms that go right, to mystery of it, the contents consist
work." of the stories of '26 of the most
+k 'k * - famous prize -ring brawls, as told
Wooster figures show that in by Hien who were actually on the
recent years, with built-up litter, spot—such Olen' as Dan Parker,
u<tmortality from all causes' has drop- "Tad" Dorgan, Damon Runyon,
6 Pit"r '"", _jam= mtttRe peel from 19 Per cent to a little overand "Bugs" Baer, to mention just
No 5 per cent, o remedies are used, a few,
Coccidiosis has virtually disappear-
ed, says Kennard. His first 'brood Our chief reaction—all High-class
In a recent issue of Country vide G'itamiu B, but irons day-old oil built-up litter had 15 per cent book reviewers have to use the
Gentleman, a very interesting article had an all -plant diet with Vitamin mortality. The next brood on the word reaction at least once per
by Thomas' Mulford tells of some A and D feeding oil. Their ration same litter lost 10 per cent. The column—was what a raft of truth
test which would seem to prove, provided 17 per cent protein, as next 12 broods oil :the sante litter there is in that old saying about
beyond the shadow of a doubt, the needed by layers, but it Was vege- had 5 per cent mortality. distance lends enchantment' etc.
amazing value of built-up litter for table protein. They never had the * :k How different, we thought, are
poultry. This is a subject I have shaggy, rough -feathered look fre= Built-up litter begins to be good these on -the -spot stories from what
written about previously in this quant in indoor birds. They aver- Kennard has found, just when some the .same writers wobld probably
column, and will probably be writ- aged 220 a Cook up if they were turning thein
� Y g eggs a year. Their sisters people quit and clean out the out flow. How much less glamour -
g about again in the future; for in another pen had the sante mash, house—at about six. months. He _oli- out some o .those old-time Yin
it really seems as if, in the past, with whole wheat tossed into the jests to the term, sleep litter. This g
a whole lot of poultry raisers have built-up litter. This pulled the total term reveals a misunderstanding, figures appear, as seen in action
been dein a whole lot of mnneces- close-up, than they do when their
g protein content down to 12 or 13 because mere depth of fresh shav- „
sac work, life stories appear on the silver
Y per cent. But they scratched and lugs or straw lacks those sanitary
' " * picked busily in the litter, and they organisms that need time to build screen or in the pages of some slick -
One series of tests was made by also averaged 220 eggs. up in a compost pile. paper magazine.
Dwight C. Kennard of Wooster,
They were conducted over a 7 -year Exactly what do chickens get H(Here' we might say that we
How 'should built-up litter ,be know what we are- talking about,
pdibd, •and have made Mr. Ken- from the built-up litter? According managed? "Start with about ,four having done a spot or two of lily-
uard a strong advocate for the to Professor Kennard's demonstra- inches of easy -to -stir litter. Straw gilding in our time. Seems to us
built-up litter idea. On fresh litter, tions, they get the animal protein is hard to -stir, unless itis chopped.' that, not so long ago, we did a piece
pullets getting no animal protein factor (s), which is not a protein Stirring isn't needed in warm on the Dempsey-Firpo affair that
laid eggs of 32 per cent hatch- but a vitamin, The (s) is because months, but it must be done in the might have sounded a mite more
ability. On old litter, pullets on the scientists are still discovering angles damp, cold months. Pitt on an- exciting .than it actually tivas—but,
same diet laid eggs of 78 per cent of the factor or factors. Ali animal other inch or two of litter when exciting
ingnobt could actuartifially
height-
hatchability.
Plainly, old litter was protein factor is a vitamin of the otherwise you'd clean= -Ohen t1W en the thrills of that one!)
y
giving the pullets -something almost B' group. Riboflavin is one of these litter gets damp, caked or pasty.
as good` as the scarce and costly B vitamins. You find riboflavin in Maybe you'll put on lime and litter But to get back to the book. In
meat, fish and milk by-products the expensive animal protein; milk together. Ten to 15 pounds of
' all probability no fighter has been
they weregt getting. and fish are rich with it, and meat Hydrated lime to 100 square feet the subject of more of the aforesaid
scraps afford considerable. A cow of floor is about right.
When Kennard gave pullets creates riboflavin during digestion, :k * k Q. glamourizing than Jack Dempsey.
Just this year, in a poll of sports -
ample dried whey and meat scraps, and pigs and chickens
y p go to cow If .you put on lime, stir it in. writers to decide who was the great -
hatchability was the same -80 per manure for the B� vitamin. When This prevents some burning of the est fighter of the last 50 yeirs,
cent—whether they were on fresh litter is "built-up," meaning when chickens' feet. Build the litter up Dempsey got 251 votes; Joe Lewis
litter or used litter. A complete it has gone through all the pro- to at least 8 inches. Go as much,` 104; and Tunney, who beat Den'ip-
ration pushed the importance of Icesses of a compost heap, it is rich deeper as convenient. When the lit sey twice, a mere 6. So let's see how
built-up litter back to the obvious in animal protein. The protein enters ter starts to cake or paste over the the great Manassa Mauler actually
saving of work and litter cost. But the litter in the droppings. Then surface, stir it. Otherwise you have appeared to a ringsider—the noted
Wherever the diet skimped on the in a mysterious way it synthesizes caked droppings, and that isn't a sports authority Bill Coruni, no
expensive animal ingredients, the or builds itself 'up, through the sanitary condition. The caked mat- Iess.
chickens made up much of the dif- composting period which Kennard ter should go into other material to * k
ference from the litter. describes as a purification—from an 'digest' it. The most valuable, pul- The story starts with an iutro-
k s original 8 or 9 per cent of protein verized material in built-up litter is
mp-
Kennard and his associates set to 25 per cent protein. The oldest the oldest, next to the floor, duction which explains that D would
litter has the highest sey, although he promised he would
out to see what built-up litter had Protein, he -k * -!: be a "fighting champion", only de -
1c, offer to growing chickens. In says. "You need ventilation and stir- fended his title 5 times in the 7
four years they used 25,000 birds, k
ring if the ammonia in the house years after he won it. The New
including Reds, New Hampshires, Scientists have measured how stings your eyes. It can irritate the York Boxing Commission wanted
Leghorus and Leghorn-R.I. Red fast riboflavin increases in chicken chickens' eyes' too. him to fight his most persistent
crossbreds on fresh litter removed droppings at room temperature, k k challenger, Harry Wills, but Demp-
and renewed each two weeks, new fresh droppings contain about as
built-up litter and old built-up litter, much riboflavin as is found in the When you put day-old chicks on sey and his management seemed to
The old litter invariably made the chicken's feed. In 24 hours, the built-up litter, it's good to put two want no part of Mr. Wills. They
best growth with lowest mortality. riboflavin doubles. In a week, it or three inches of fresh litter under preferred Gene Tunney, and as the
N.Y. folks wouldn't stand for that,
brooder. Otherwise too much
Indeed, it is hard to find fresh litter quadruples. Why is that? Beneficial tthe match was taken to Phila-
at Wooster any more except in an bacteria do the work, scientists say. ammonia might be released up into
occasional test pen, for most of the * * the hover by the heat, delphia. And now for a few quotes
3000 layers and the 5000 chicks Looking at the results of all his "Lime helps to keep the litter in from Mr. Corum's story as it ap-
have inherited their litter, in some tests, Kennard brings up the ques- a looser, more friable condition— Peared in the N.Y. Journal next
cases from fourteen previous flocks. tion: what is sanitation anyhow? more absorbent. day.
+ Ideas of sanitation change. Ken- "When you clean the house, just
"While 135,000
For a moderate, natural growth Hard believed, through years as a to keep the litter iu bounds, clean 0 sat in a rain that
—not tryingto match the forced beat straight down, the Tiger lion
practical poultryman before he be- out whatever part is easiest and turned tame cat and held out his
growth given by special broiler feeds carne an experimenter, that sanita- level off the rest. But never leavejaw far a licking."
—you can raise chickens on an all- tion was what the housewife' thinks less than 6 to 8 inches.
plant diet," Kennard concludes, it is, something spotless and anti- Usuallyafter a a * * . *
year or so, no The World hast been lets to be -
"and get you satisfactory growth septic. Now he says, As a cleaner new litter is added in the Wooster
and egg laying, by depending 'on and purifier, Nature beats anything houses. Onlyremovals are made,Neve that when Dempsey, the roan
built-up litter." you can do with a scrubbingbrush mauler of Manassa, the cruel, san-
the litter being, as Dwight Ken -
`k * '� or a broom. :1 good gardener Hard age, primal man, went down, he
As good examples of a puts it, self-contained, Last would fighting, y
g p gg produc- makes a compost pile. He knows go down fi titin with ever
summer the oldest litter Iooked soft, un he carried roaring
tion, he likes to show some 40- he call bury in it all kinds of ob- g g away, a
bird pens of bright-eyed., crimson- noxious wastes, and Nature's chem- black and dusty dry
like black champion to the encs. ra such thing
combed Leghorn-R.I. Red crosses ist and biology Midwest soil in dry time s with cobs rY gy wfll purify them. casional happened in that strangely ,quiet,
* pieces of shavings or cobs. rain -soaked bowl last night.,,
that, by usual dietary standards, I heard visitors ask; "What do you * * k g
leave never had a chance. They were "Pollution," he adds, "is what use for litter here—dirt?" They also ++
raised indoors (on old litter), never you have with fresh droppings on This was a stranger, this fellow
remarked in
on the lack of strong. Who wandered aimlessly saw a range, never consumed any fresh litter. That is because the y around a
odor in the houses.
of the animal feedstuffs that pro- fresh litter doesn't hold the sani * * rain -pelted ring after Tunney. A
Tiger Mail with no tiger in him. A
-- Professor. Kennard summed up poor excuse for a heavyweight
BIG M(}NEX �`UG"H SS sanitation in the following words: champion of the world, which he
"1;f it snakes you feel better to tante was until a few short hours ago."
down cobwebs, go ahead. Other-
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1Vinner Loser _ Data Place Gate Receipts wise, all the sanitation a poultry-
man needs besides his built-up lit -
JoeTuaouts y Jack DemColin y Junks 9, 946 Chicago $2,050,000 ter is to spray the roosting quarters s
Louis Bills Cairn Juno 19. 1l14o tiew..York 1,92¢,0110 Y
Acne Tunney Jack Dellinger Sept. 23, 19:0 Phila., Psi. 11895,000 once a year with creosote."
,lark llempsra tleorges Carpemler July 2, 1921 Jersey City 1,626,580
Jack Dernpu•.' Luis Firpo wept. 1.4, 1023 New York 1,820,000
Joe Louis Brier Sent 24, 1935 New York 9181352 r �,"MECCA"OINTMENT
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to the head. A mail. sonnewl,ere be- Reply to D. O'Brien, 341 Pape Avenue,
hind us, but near the ringside, Toronto.
laughs, a taunting, mocking laugh.
'Don't hold; Dempsey. Don't give Tender, c-hin �
up.' he' screeched in a voice that
could have been heard for miles.
That is the only seance in the u rn i n Fe Ge
stadium. Sure enough, Dempsey is
'holding."
Your fest may he so swollen and in.
flamed that you think you can't go an.
"It was the beg,nniag Of the end. other step Your shoes may feel as if they
Those three little red, while and are cutting right the into the flesh. You feel,
sick ail aver with pain and tnrture:
blue ribbons at his belt, which you'd give anything to get relief. -
Dempsey had cherished, were fatted Two or three apPllealions of bloone's•
Grirerald Oil and In a few minutes the Pain
and bedraggled. So was their wear- And soreness disappears.
eC•" 1u matter hots discouraged Sou have.
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then you have something to learn. Get a
We could go On and on, quoting bottle tndny ar all rlruagists.
from the description, not only of
this fight, but plenty of others. But r4 t i
we mustn't spoil your enjoyment.
Get a copy for yourself. You're
bound to get a kick out of it, even
if you do discover that some of ®� /
your ring idols had feet that were Zs -e
somewhat clay -like. We can only
add that, breaking the invariable
custom of Union book reviewers,
we purchased and paid cash for the
volulne under discussion, Two -bits, `
to be exact, and worth every penny
of it many times over. J '
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arch o m m itch ■ m m 3 ••06 6T PA1N" troosg
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i Was Nearly Crazy
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