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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
3
Mrs. Manuppe E. Taylor of 5 St James Place Roxbury Massachusetts credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing her chronic backache and sleep disruption while caring for five children. She urges other women to try the remedy and shares her positive experience.
United States Department of Agriculture warns that careless hay weighing causes losses to producers and shippers. The guide stresses accurate scales, proper tare and gross weights, correct tag weights, and thorough records for each bale and car to prevent weight disputes and price concessions.
A year of farm cost accounts warns against drastic shifts based on one year. It argues profits from cows, hogs, corn, or crop rotations depend on overall enterprise mix and time, not single results.
A historical note warns against sodium fluoride poisoning during poultry care. It cautions not to contaminate feed or water, avoid prolonged contact with skin, and not to store the solution in galvanized vessels or outdoors. It advises using a table instead of holding birds and warns irritation from dust exposure.
Shippers should request railroads to pre cool refrigerator cars at least 24 hours before loading to prevent decay. Inspect the car for proper door sealing and drainage. After cooling 24 hours, measure temperature four feet from the floor between the doors. if below 40 degrees Fahrenheit, loading chilled poultry is safe.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports sodium fluorid as an effective, cheap, and quick lice killer for poultry. It is applied as a dry dust or dip, with the “nine-pin e method” distributing small amounts across head neck back breast vent tail thighs and wing undersides to ensure thorough treatment and complete lice destruction after several days.
The text compares dusting poultry with a shaker or pinch method to dipping, noting dusting recovers lost material, reduces sodium fluoride use when mixed with road dust, and is advised for young or sick fowls. It recommends turning fowls to expose feathers and prefers warm sunny days for drying, with caution on breathing dust.
A Toronto Telegram item recalls a Sunday afternoon in a village house where a clergyman and his hostess watch as a boy rushes in with a rat he claims to have beaten until it died. The child tearfully says they beat it until God called it home.
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Charlie and creditors taking a car, plus unrelated lines about rock crystals and mole crickets. No coherent event, date, or identifiable organization to frame a proper news item.
A teacher, citing feminine Greek river names, asks for a female river. Student Jones instantly replies Mississippi, calling it a feminine river, and the class erupts in a playful exchange about names.
Mrs Mulcahey quotes Shakespeare about sermons in stones while Ter ence protests the brickbat as a fine argument. The Boston Transcript captures a playful exchange on literature and wit with regional humor.
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