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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
4
U S Department of Agriculture says poultry flocks need not annoy neighbors if kept clean and contained. Remove or limit roosters unless hatching is planned. infertile eggs after disposing of the male save feed and ease noise, while confinement prevents straying into yards or gardens.
Trap nests confine a hen after entry until release by an attendant. They tame birds and may raise egg production. They provide knowledge on traits and habits of individuals and form a basis for breeding decisions. They help remove nonproductive hens and add mechanical precision to flock utility.
A farmer’s success hinges on care for his birds. The piece argues that even with barnyard mongrels, better management yields profit, while true gains come from breeding superior stock and attention to durable care.
The article notes that crowded brooders or chick coops harm growing chicks. It warns overcrowding can cause stunting and long term decline even if birds appear fine at first.
A narrative about a second floor balcony and a sewing lady who cares for a robins family dwelling under the eaves. Mr and Mrs Robin build a nest, bring food, and raise their babies while the kind observer watches and protects them, making the maple robins grow up safely.
Eight years after leaving an orphanage compound, four adopted sons explore life paths. Clifton Bross returns as head of the farm, Rosa at his side, and Reuben Merle envisions a stable household with room for all and future wives.
A historical guide describes how intoxicating drinks blunt appetite and digestion, then outlines cocktail recipes. Oyster Cocktail, Sardine Cocktail, Cocktail Sauce, Grapefruit with Bar-le-Duc currants, and Mint Cocktail are detailed with ingredients and serving methods for multiple portions.
A quotation from W C Gannett remarks that happiness produced cheaply and sold high proves a lucrative business, and suggests many should consider entering the market. The note underscores market demand and entrepreneurial opportunity in manufacturing emotions.
The article outlines cranberry recipes and several desserts. It includes how to make cranberry jelly and a berry mold, plus Walnut Roast with walnuts rice and eggs, Raisin Pie with meringue, Carrot Pudding steamed in cups, and a Carrot Pie with stewed carrots and spices.
The Town basketball game yielded a strong showing though the Town team won by a narrow margin. Community notices report meetings at the Stinchcombe and Carpenter homes with plans for transportation, education slides, and church services.
A resident reports purchasing the shoe shop located a fret door west of the hotel and offers to perform all kinds of shoe repairing. Call S. A. Butterfield in Farwell, Michigan for details.
Congressman Fardney notes that the United States is repurchasing condensed milk and other war surplus goods sold to France after the war. He explains European buyers, aided by war department liquidation at a fraction of cost, profit from reselling these items in the current market.
A Nursery King recounts Old King Cole a British monarch circa AD 300. His accession was met with joy and today Colchester preserves the name King Cole's Kitchen as a local earthwork landmark.
A garbled page blends an Ohio State Journal snippet on music with notes about medieval manuscripts, a brief dog encounter, and a Life magazine aside on Spanish dancers. The text quality is poor and scattered across topics with unclear dates or sources.
The piece reflects on how pets, though unable to speak, express loyalty and affection through devoted looks and actions. It contrasts human language with a dog’s silent eloquence seen in its gaze and behavior, illustrating friendship without words.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph note weighs options for future transport. Proponents argue air travel could surpass rail and sea as costs fall, though railroads and steamships remain essential for the long term.
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