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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
9
In a quiet Pennsylvania setting, a young man St Croix seeks a rendezvous with Sylvia of the Minute. Sylvia, late by fifteen minutes, is judged beautiful yet socially distant. He becomes chagrined as her demeanor proves unexpectedly worldly, differing from his sheltered expectations.
Lizzie Meely and Aunt Rosy clash over chores and discipline as Mr Schwenckton braces for trouble. Susie, the housekeeper, is accused of neglect while Lizzie fears a whipping. Tension rises when a stranger’s shirt hints at another lodger amid farm flies and odd host dynamics.
The Kansas City Star notes Dr Ephraim McDowell of Danville Kentucky among the nation’s great surgeons. He pioneered abdominal surgery in 1909 with a landmark operation that saved a patient and advanced medicine. Born in Rockbridge Virginia he studied in Edinburgh before returning to Danville to practice in 1705.
A reflective excerpt stating that a man living with a divine presence maintains cheerful demeanor and perpetual tamper in all moments. It asserts that such a person cannot feel loneliness, as constant company with his dearest and best friends keeps time from growing heavy.
Poultry experts advise farmers to keep flocks near 200 birds for steady year round eggs and meat. A 200 flock can be split into 50 yearlings and 160 pullets for production. a 400 flock into 100 yearlings and two flocks of 150 pullets. Pullets favored for egg production and selective culling preserves breeding stock.
In cold climates concrete must be heated and protected to set properly. Water is boiled, sand and stone heated, and fresh pours are placed after ice and frost are removed from forms. Surfaces are covered with paper and straw or manure, walls wrapped in canvas, and enclosures heated to maintain about 60 degrees for two days to a week.
Guide for pullets approaching lay recommends starting moist mash to boost production. Feed the standard laying mash moistened with milk products or water at a regular noon time, kept crumbly and not sloppy, allow 20 minutes for consumption, then clean. Continue until production reaches a satisfactory level, then discontinue.
Agricultural squibs advise on lumber use for concrete forms and hog feeding floors to prevent grain loss. Suggestions include winter pig feeding mixes and early pullet familiarization to sustain fall production. Emphasizes cholera insurance for hogs, swine dysentery outbreaks, and variable mortality rates.
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