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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
1
Practical farm home features running water, electric light and modern heating. Plans show a square two-story design with wide front porch, large living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry and four upper bedrooms. Includes vestibule, washroom, pantry and screened sleeping porch for summer comfort.
Wisconsin researchers show home grown rations with alfalfa hay corn silage and a corn oats concentrate match milk and butterfat yields of standard feeds. Soybeans offer a substitute when alfalfa is unavailable, though clover hay is lower in protein and still needs protein supplements for balanced rations.
The text argues that improperly brooded chicks never reach full egg yield or vigor and cannot be reliably replenished by buying pallets of stock. It recommends raising their own young to guarantee quality and stresses using a good system tailored to chicks and regional conditions for best results in the brooding season.
The article argues occasional new blood is desirable when a poultryman lacks time to trap-nest. It notes careful selection of superior stock and states buying hatching eggs is a cost effective method to introduce new blood into a flock.
A garden slogan argues weed removal and farming require both brains and brawn. It notes the hoe as a useful but slow wealth producer and suggests using pastures for wheat or rye to cheapen winter rations for cows and young stock.
An essay-like belonging notes how profanity affects credibility in dialogue. It discusses how charm and flaws shape a man’s weight of words, the warmth of a home, and the perception of people who seem easy until tested.
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois promotes Syrup Pepsin as a gentle non griping laxative for infants and children claiming it establishes natural bowel regularity without sickening purification. He offers a free sample bottle by mail.
A brief note highlights how stubborn ownership shapes behavior. The phrase suggests persistence in holding onto possessions can reflect personal traits and influence daily actions.
Ad promoting Bell-Ans Indigestion relief touts its gentle, effective action for gas belching heartburn and nausea. Claims 80 years of use, 25¢ and 5¢ packages, available at drugstores or via free samples from Bell & Co. The ad also notes a tongue in cheek line about predicting a wife’s actions.
An advertisement touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill as a cure for stomach issues and heartburn at a price of 72 Pearl Bt. The ad also features a slogan about waking a sleepy boy with a dog's bark despite weak character or levee concerns.
Dodsons Liver Tone is promoted as a safe laxative alternative to calomel described as mercurial and dangerous. The ad claims relief from constipation biliousness and headaches with a nightly spoonful and promises a cleaned out feel by morning with no salivation and unrestricted appetite. It urges readers to keep a big bottle at home and purchase from local stores.
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