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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
5
An official notice restriction states that articles and illustrations about poultry must not be reprinted without special permission. The notice underscores copyright controls and publication rights for poultry related content.
An article introduces the White Crested Black Polish chicken variety, noting its jet black body and white crest, with bearded and nonbearded color groups. It covers breeding challenges the need for large crest polish to secure white crest on black bodies, care of chicks, egg production from March to November, and household tips for poultry upkeep. It also offers a series of do nots encouraging good farming habits and prudent spending, alongside promotional lines for Poultry Notes and the paper.
A satirical notice from Cc. M. Barnitz proclaims bulldogs are trained to catch cranks not to breed pedigrees. It warns against false claims about animal lineage and invites buyers to pay up for bully roasts and eggs. The piece mocks the obsession with family trees in dog circles.
The guidance stresses feeding the best varieties, feeding once or twice daily with a schedule for winter and summer, and avoiding waste. It warns against under and over feeding, notes consequences like soft eggs and health issues, and suggests mud-free troughs, greens, grit, and camphor in water to prevent contagion and thirst. Show birds require a stimulating diet and post shipment feeding concentrates on soft mash then water in moderation.
The article warns poultry keepers about chick safety and hatchery errors. It covers incubation heat management, nesting behavior, lice and powders, dangers of green cabbage feed, shell thickness, and hygiene in hen fluffs. It also advises avoiding harsh powders and stresses year round breeder care for successful molts.
The Wholesale Dry Goods Association launches a boycott threat against lawmakers who aided passage of the cotton textile tariff. The group denounces the Aldrich Taft measure arguing it raises prices, boosts manufacturers profits, and harms American consumers. Shipley and others warn officials they may oppose reelection and distribute literature to district voters.
Uncle Sam contends tariffs raise prices while Senator Lodge counters by conceding rising costs. The exchange underscores partisan fault lines over tariff policy and its economic impact.
A Margate firm erects a sign facing the English Channel declaring its ground an Anchorage for Aeroplanes. The unusual display reflects aviation interest along England’s southern coast as aviators frequent or promise future activity.
A reader asks about class distinctions. The reply explains that fourth class post offices receive limited services and staff time, while third class offices offer more comprehensive handling of postal cards and related tasks. Names mentioned include Cathea Stone and Tithes.
Oswego resident A Cooper praises Dr King’s New Discovery for a long runny cough that refused other remedies. The product claims to relieve coughing at night and cover issues from grippe to hayfever with a money back guarantee and trial bottle offer.
Trains bound for Seattle Tacoma and eastward include No 366 at 8 30 a m No 824 at 12 15 p m No 822 Grays Harbor Limited at 3 15 p m No 585 to Moclips at 8 45 a m No 365 to Moclips at 2 55 p m No 580 to Cosmopolis at 3 00 p m Connections exist between 366 324 to Portland and 585 580 daily except Sunday Through service to Ocosta on Wed and Sat Arrivals feature trains from Seattle Tacoma and eastward including No 321 Grays Harbor Limited at 12 45 p m No 365 at 2 85 p m No 323 at 10 00 p m No 366 from Moclips at 8 30 a m No 586 from Moclips at 2 30 p m No 579 from Cosmopolis at 8 00 a m Daily except Sunday for 586 579
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