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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
9
A design discussion by William A. Radford extols shingles for exterior walls of modern homes. The 21 by 28 feet house features a larger second story overhang for added sleeping space, a vestibule hall, and a dormered roof with multiple windows for ventilation.
An article extols oak flooring as a durable beautiful choice for homes. It notes oak floors retain finish with little upkeep, emphasize matching laying and care rules, and advise buying from a known brand to ensure quality and lasting appeal.
The article notes spring urges outdoor use and offers guidance to improve porches. EE Uelen Dunbar advises three essentials: privacy with awnings or screens, comfortable seating, and a colorful, personalized touch with intimate details to create a livable inviting porch.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines broccoli as a familiar European vegetable now grown in Texas and California. It describes sprouting broccoli's deep green flower heads, long leafy stalks, and preparation methods, noting a second crop after the first harvest and its nutritional value comparable to cauliflower.
Guidance on gradually transitioning from starter to growing mash for chicks. Emphasizes slow feed changes, pallets development, and impact on egg yield. Notes that high quality feed costs about twelve cents per chick up to eight weeks and stresses sunlight range ventilation green food and clean quarters.
Weeds in the vegetable garden can be destroyed with little effort if removed at the seeding stage. Ground, seed and labor are wasted yearly as weeds overpower vegetables. Use shallow-cultivating tools to stir the soil. disturbing weeds in early growth typically kills them.
Breeding pigs should not be fattened as market hogs. Young breeding stock should be grown for strong feet and backs, not excess fat. Feed them just enough corn to stay thrifty, with the rest from shorts or cake plus tankage or skim milk to balance the ration.
Considerable damage may be done to pastures by turning stock out too early in spring. Protect pastures until cattle can get a good mouthful for vigorous forage and closer grazing. Ground is soft early. trampling and soil packing can cause damage.
Experts explain how the American clover type develops hairy leaves and higher seed production due to a leaf hopper pest. Doctor Pieters notes that the potato leaf hopper damages smooth European clover grown in the United States, reducing seed yield and shaping long term clover varieties.
University of Nebraska advice notes sodium fluoride harms young birds lungs and tissue. use blue ointment for lice on setting hens a week to ten days before setting. Breeding stock vitality may affect turkey egg outcomes. yearling birds often yield better hatch results than old birds.
The article identifies two key factors for pig development during the suckling period. Milk production by the sow and sanitary housing determine pig health and growth. Poor milkers produce small, unthrifty weaners, while strong pigs from good milkers gain faster and resist disease better.
The fragment discusses using low seed cost on farms with potatoes and notes that electric devices reduce hired labor. It mentions replacing gluten feed with a mix of standard middlings and cottonseed meal, a method for grain rations. It also references an electric brooder with ventilation and heat conservation and notes curtain types and insulation to meet regulations.
A summer scene shows Little Richard helping his mother show rooms to a prospective tenant. He points to the basement kitchen and dining area and brags that the hot water is cold by turning on a faucet, prompting a humorous remark.
A short reflection notes that a person gains wisdom by continually adding to their understanding through daily learning and experience. It emphasizes ongoing personal growth and the value of lifelong study.
The article touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild laxative using senna and herbs. It claims effectiveness for constipation biliousness headaches indigestion and mood, notes it’s gentle non narcotic pleasant tasting and suitable for children and elderly people. It invites readers to obtain a free trial bottle by writing to Dept. BB Monticello Illinois.
An unclear report recounts a Washington remark by Ralph We. Smith about a national taximeter investigation. The piece references misunderstandings and mentions a conversation with a grieving brother John Smith and the line Dill was as good a chap as ever breathed.
Commander Richard E. Byrd told a Washington luncheon that oceanic flights prove weather bureaus misjudge Atlantic conditions. He criticized forecasts as wrong and warned they fail to read signs, drawing on his aviation experiences.
The final pits two golfing rivals who are all square at the eleventh. A perfect drive from one tees off while his opponent’s ball lands in jungle country after a curve. The ball vanishes down a rabbit hole prompting the request for a ferret from the caddie.
An editor recalled Viscount Reading delivering an electrifying antiwar speech in the House of Lords, likening it to addressing tombstones by winter moonlight. The item contrasts Kellogg antiwar poetry with wartime diplomacy.
A quirky dialogue snippet follows a landlady and new boarder about a three season bed and a late night visitor. The text then shifts to a line about more than half of 500,000 refugees in Macedonia’s rural districts being self supporting.
A compact reflection on wisdom and talent in Henry Shakespearean voice. The line urges those endowed with gifts to guide others, while warning fools to use their abilities wisely.
A woman from Pratt West Virginia writes that after three doses she felt weak and nervous but then recovered enough to sit up and return to work. She credits two bottles of the vegetable compound with restoring her health and plans to recommend it to friends.
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