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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
7
A Birmingham Age-Herald line questions German tactics in battle and notes some U S troops grow deaf to German boasts after encounters. The exchange reflects wartime tension and recurring sentiment about enemy behavior.
Ad claims catarrh is a local disease and Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures it internally by affecting mucous surfaces. It touts tonics and proprietary ingredients as the basis of its effectiveness, with a testimonial from Toledo Ohio.
A brisk exchange in the Brooklyn Citizen scene shows a busy man being pitched with a promise of wealth. The quarry intends to close a deal and expects to gain $2.50 in real money as part of the transaction.
A light exchange jokes about civic duty and liberty in a dialogue that references owing the country and patriotic sentiment. The speakers highlight national obligation with a nod to liberty symbols.
Dr. Frederick Pridham of Johns Hopkins University announces the discovery of a specific remedy for rheumatism. The announcement highlights potential new approaches and invites further testing.
The next Missouri General Assembly to convene in January in Jefferson City will be Republican dominated and push a busy revision session with investigations and budget cuts. Gov Gardner will face a hostile house and limited patronage, with a statute revision committee, auditing and junketing panels appointed to study laws and state needs.
The article explains how crowding and parasites raise death risk in flocks and that germs and parasites must be prevented. It argues killing sick birds is often cheaper than treatment and helps stop contagious spread to others, stressing exclusion and eradication measures.
An itch mite attacks chickens, turkeys, pheasants and cage birds causing scaly leg. The mites mainly affect legs but can reach combs and wattles. Spread occurs via contagion between birds and from roosts, with slow transmission and some birds remaining unaffected despite exposure.
The text describes a disease characterized by enlarged feet and legs with a rough surface, starting between the toes and spreading upward. It covers progression, symptoms such as inflammation and lameness, possible loss of toes, and death from hunger. Treatments include sanitation, washing, drying, and applying carbolic acid ointment, sulphur, or balsam washes, plus kerosene and linseed oil mixes as necessity.
Chickens turkeys ducks geese and pigeons are susceptible to many diseases some highly infectious Disease germs spread rapidly among birds and can spread to neighboring flocks Sani tary and other measures known to control poultry diseases can reduce annual flock losses if properly applied.
Grinding table scraps and kitchen waste is best done using a meat grinder. The moist mass should be mixed with cornmeal or bran until crumbly. Feed at noon, night, or both, ensuring all is eaten within 30 to 45 minutes to avoid harm to the hens.
Full-back, half back or quarter-back bob asks how bad the condition is as the grid fans discuss the ailment of Bess.
An old advert promises quick relief for kidney troubles and backache, touting a product repeatedly tested and sold widely. The copy invites readers to test the remedy by sending ten cents to Dr. Kilmer.
Italian invention allows night photographs from airplanes for the U S Army signal corps. It promises clearer enemy positions on moonlit nights at low altitude and could adapt to motion picture cameras for film use. Night flying reduces dangers from anti aircraft guns that push daylight photographers higher.
In Birmingham a conversation notes Jiblay's improving fortunes. If Mrs. Jiblay retains her munition plant job another month, there is talk that Jiblay could take on a tailoring role.
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