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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
2
A column of assorted notices and humorous items mentions a New Jersey man experimenting with wingless chickens, debates on wages for women, counterfeit money shapes, aviator tests, spring as a relief from baseball, and critiques of recent events. It notes matches exported, a Boston man’s temper rule, and jokes about royalty, travel, and everyday quirks, all in a breezy, opinionated tone.
A guide to gestation care for sows stresses balanced corn-based diets with protein supplements, ample exercise, warmth and dry bedding. Practical feeding mixes for gilts and old sows, plus housing, parasite control, and gentle laxatives to prevent constipation are outlined for healthier litters and cost savings.
A letter from J C Cummings argues small farms offer more happiness and financial stability than city life. He recounts moving back to a rural life, raising chickens cows and hogs, saving on living costs, and securing fresh eggs butter and milk, urging city dwellers to return to farming for health and fulfillment.
J. H. Pettit of Illinois Agricultural College warns that arable land is near limits as population rises. He cites experiment stations and the department of agriculture proving practical steps to raise yields, urging farmers to act on the proven methods.
A column presents concise poultry farming Q and A. It includes notes on incubator air dryness, heat effects on early hatch, safe temperature rises, handling infertile eggs, turkey breeds as heavy layers, factors causing turkey mortality, breeding limits, price premium for Maryland Philadelphia dry picked turkeys, and growth tied to diet.
The text discusses disposing of deformed cockerels and keeping one or two strong ones. It provides a method to dress capons with feathers left on the neck and certain wing joints, plus feather removal elsewhere. It also notes a winter feeding tip with bran and oats to keep ewes in good condition.
Beatrice Nebraska and Cary Maine feature women who avoided surgery by using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Beatrice resident Mrs R B Child credits the remedy with ending side pain after three doctors urged operations. Cary resident Mrs Hayward Sovers reports relief from severe pains and nervous symptoms following treatment.
Lesson outlines the faith of biblical patriarchs from Abraham to Noah, stressing trust in God as the source of deliverance and guidance. It links Abel’s sacrifice, Noah’s obedience, and Abraham’s calls to Easter hope, urging simple faith in Christ and anticipation of Christ’s return.
A dialogue reveals a couple, Tom and Grace, planning living arrangements with Grace suggesting bringing their parents to live with them. Tom affirms his willingness to do anything for Grace and mentions no other burden.
The Robert Browning settlement at Wealworth provides boots to poor children with a small weekly rent paid by parents. After final payment the boots remain the settlement's property and cannot be sold or pawned without consent. The London Globe notes the method avoids pauperizing beneficiaries.
A manager of the Clothesline Burlesque company asks if he compares to Shakespeare and quips that critics roasted him and authorities threatened to close his show, as cited by the Washington Star.
A proverbially self-reliant message notes a young man should steer his own course despite his father owning a motor boat, emphasizing independence over dependence.
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