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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
4
A farmer warns against keeping sick birds with healthy stock to prevent disease spread. The piece praises Plymouth Rock Wyandotte stock, notes cost of feed per pound, and stresses separating ill birds. It discusses nests, egg production, and the benefit of green forage like clover hay for albumen and overall hen health.
Farmers should select the best breeding hens and a few choice cockerels to keep a small flock through winter. Provide abundant green feed, sun, and clean water. separate pullets early as they mature. keep poultry houses sanitary. ensure health and thrift to maintain high egg production in winter.
In Romanian theater bad weather slows actions but Teutonic allies push toward Bucharest. Alexandria falls to Mackensen forces, Roumanian towns burn in retreat, and Danube crossings complete a widening advance from the Bulgarian frontier.
Mexican American joint commission agrees to withdraw US troops from Chihuahua within forty days after ratification while preserving right to pursue bandits across the border. Mexican and American armies will patrol respective sides with cooperation possible under border security needs. Secretary Lane presented copy to Washington and Pant to Carranza for approval.
A cable from the International Institute of Agriculture Rome reports world wheat crops across fourteen countries at 72.4 percent of last year, totaling 2,222,916,000 bushels or 92.6 percent of the five year average. Other grains show weaker and stronger results across rye barley oats and corn with varying comparisons to last year and to averages.
Mrs. Inez Mil holland Boissevain a prominent suffragist and welfare worker in Los Angeles died Sunday after ten weeks of illness. She was 30 and collapsed while addressing a political meeting, with plastic anemia diagnosed and a blood transfusion tried without success.
A collage of 19th or early 20th century quips and ads appears. Dialogue jokes about heated homes and misread heating types. Notes promote Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and Dr. Peery’s Dead Shot as household cures. A brief Harsh Criticism exchange ends with a joke about mean temperatures.
An individual angry over being kicked off a team boasted of placing bricks in a hall before planning an explosive act. Police opened an investigation into threats and property damage.
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