25 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Bayard News
Location
Bayard, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
1
In a mushed reminiscence the article recalls Beaver of Morsi County and the fame that surrounded his name. It notes how a famous figure faded into common usage and how public memory struggles to pin down the true events of his life and death. It references local places and a long list of scattered details while hinting at a notable exit.
A garbled historical note traces everyday terms to named figures and inventions. It links Jet er go Gallagher garrison guillotine to Sam Hil and Morse code to Morse, Sequoia to Sequoia the explorer, and Venus Dyke to Van Dyke, ending with a reflection on how an offhand phrase like Let's wallop them arose from General John Wallop and British victories.
Dr Henry van Roekel of Massachusetts Agricultural College warns poultrymen to secure chicks and hatching eggs only from pullorum free stock. State tests show some flocks 100 percent free. buying chicks from infected or untested flocks risks contamination. Ensure sanitary hatchery conditions and sources to protect flocks and future stock.
A jagged exchange of phrases shows a speaker urging another to seek work while a specter named Sister responds with surprise. The dialogue hints at regret and unfinished guidance in an eerie, fragmented text.
A newspaper column promotes reading the Grape Nuts ad to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program and win valuable free prizes through a promotional offer.
Eyewitnesses recall Smith's puzzled expression and a tense moment as a disturbance disrupted the shop. A man named Jones notes an unusually grim smile of despair crossing the subject’s face during the incident.
A Rural New Yorker correspondent explains the open front plan for poultry houses. Breathable ventilation is best with south facing openings and rear wall partitions to prevent drafts while avoiding damp interior air in cold weather.
The article argues that exercise aids egg production and chick vitality. It endorses giving breeder hens outdoor range and pre hatch exercise for six to eight weeks prior to hatching to prevent weak germs and chicks. It notes that confinement reduces energy available for eggs and stresses practical farmer action.
A poultry report notes that intake oxygen needs differ by species with a pound for pound comparison. Young layers tend to lay smaller eggs later, while drakes reach weights of about four pounds by seven to eight weeks. Ducks begin laying near six months, and about 3 billion chicks hatch yearly in incubators. The text stresses adequate roosting space to prevent injuries and cites a $45 million annual cost from improper egg production methods.
Backache and urinary issues listed as signs of kidney trouble. Doan's Pills are advertised as kidney only remedy that cleanses blood of toxins and improves overall system health, suggested by widespread use and availability from any druggist.
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