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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
3
USDA guidance notes free range breeders yield fertile eggs with vigorous germs while cautioning against using small or poorly shaped eggs or those with weak shells. Clean dirty eggs carefully, avoid eggs over two weeks old, and manage nest moisture and hen care to prevent lice and ensure strong hatchability.
A landlord and tenant discuss shifting rent from cash to in kind payments based on crop yields. They propose a flexible clause to pay in bushels of corn oats or wheat with a 10 percent risk premium, using historical averages to set an equitable rate. The pair outline decision points and seek USDA guidance.
Poultry feeding tests by the United States Department of Agriculture show the highest egg production from a mash using four pounds bran four pounds middlings 26 pounds meat scrap and 66 pounds cornmeal. The ration has yielded consistently high production over years and is similar to the wheatless mash, which also produced well.
A poultryman offers basic tips for keeping chicks healthy. Ensure clean water and plenty of grit, feed cracked and whole grain in a dry state, and keep young birds off wet grass to avoid illness.
The 1921 Agricultural Almanac issued as Farmers’ Bulletin 1202 provides seasonal advice on weather farming operations marketing wildlife and woods work. It includes farm laws tables and directions for stock feed mixing fertilizer spray solutions seed and grain weights. A limited number of copies are available by applying to the USDA.
A Bohemian style scene centers on Mother Gossip and her brood the Tattle Tale Twins as Mr Wood Elf warns that she spreads rumors and mocks truth. The boy and girl seek adventures while a supper scene reveals gossip and deceit.
A historical note states that black spots in tomatoes may be reduced by treating seeds with a corrosive sublimate solution. Dissolve one twentieth of an ounce in a gallon of water, soak seeds in a cloth bag for five minutes, rinse ten minutes, then dry. Use wooden or earthenware containers to avoid metal reaction.
A student named Tommy gives a playful reply to his teacher about yesterday. He explains a toothache kept him from class and the dentist kept the tooth, leaving the teacher puzzled by his response.
Riddling item asks which professional person commonly shows his teeth to a customer. The answer given is a dentist.
James J. Beasley, chief record keeper for Rochester Water Works, credits Tanlac with relief from ten years of dyspepsia. He describes souring stomach, bloating after meals, nausea, palpitations, nervousness, and fatigue vanishing after using the medicine. He endorses Tanlac and notes it is sold by leading druggists.
The 1920 French birth rate rose with Marseilles reporting births surpassing deaths for the first time in years. Chalon-sur-Saone had 689 births and 520 deaths, Toulon saw births exceed deaths by 118, and Dieppe recorded births 30 percent above deaths. Or Louis also reported satisfactory figures.
A vivid fragment notes patriotic moments in Mexico with a bull and picador during the anthem and a sudden death. It also cites Claxton on tobacco costs versus education in the United States, plus global crime, taxation of French bachelors, and musings on mince pie origins.
An advertisement claims Eatonic stops heartburn and nervous spells by neutralizing excess acid and gases. It suggests taking one tablet after meals and markets a big box at a small cost with a druggist's guarantee. W. N. U., Indianapolis, No. 14-1921.
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