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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1910
Page
4
The Farmer's Bulletin advises keeping perches within about two feet from the floor and uniform in height for all fowl breeds. Some Mediterranean varieties fly well to higher perches, but many dual or heavy breeds suffer injuries if forced from great elevation. Use simple ladders or walkways to ease access while avoiding nuisance from ladders in the poultry house.
The article discusses the importance of green food for Kreatest egg production. It suggests mangel wurtels as an economical option, explains feeding methods, and notes fowls prefer and benefit from prepared root beds. It mentions stocking rates and careful handling of root pieces for feeding efficiency.
In Bolling Poultry Foase, poultry houses need not be costly or elaborate to build. There are conditions to consider for all changes, though, to ensure proper function and safety in construction.
The guide recommends angling plows to drain and smooth soil, using a scraper to create a gentle slope, and noting the benefit of sand or gravel to prevent water pooling. It suggests shelter from north and northwest winds with evergreen groups to aid milder conditions in colder areas.
The article advises poultry keepers to provide dust boxes during late fall and winter to control lice and mites. Boxes should be blocked to receive sun, filled with loose earth, and checked daily by attendants for effective dust baths in cold seasons.
Arowlny Senrelty of Sheep reports that high government land policies and plummeting wool prices have pushed breeders toward wholesale slaughter. Dairy farmers in New England profit from milk and butter as price shifts favor dairy over fleece.
Slevborville, April 2. Harry Behatter of Pittsburg, serving a 17 month term at Starke County Workhouse in Gunton for a local robbery, has been recommended for parole by the prison management. His parole date is set for Avril 21. The reason given is a 17 verse poem titled A Conviet's Dream of Home, Sweet Home, reflecting the convict's early life and daily routines.
Schedule details for the Corry and Columbus Street Railway effective Sept 30 1909. Cars to Columbus depart Corry hourly from morning to 9 pm with Columbus departures at 30 minutes past. Saturday adjustments extend service to 10 pm. North Corry trips begin 12 20 pm and run 7 20 to 8 40 pm. extra cars from Waiting Room Saturday night at 9 80 and 1 pm. East Wayne Street service mirrors the hour and half hour marks with Sunday first car from Waiting Room at 8 8 mi.
A fragment tells of Johnnie aged two who loves meals at a restaurant. A mantte jokes his fondness comes from dessert, prompting Johnnie to affirm the dinner itself. The excerpt contains odd phrases and party line banter about exclusivity.
An advertisement claims Dr. Detchon’s Bullet cures rheumatism and neuralgia in a day. It says the remedy removes the cause and pain disappears after the first dose, with prices 75 cents and $1. Sold by Durham Drug Co. Includes a note about classified ads.
A dated discussion examines punctuality and virtue in women, contrasting blamed self discipline with social expectations. The piece critiques exaggerated propriety, notes delays, and suggests public conduct and self control influence reputations, while warning against personal vanity and moral laxity.
A Housekeeper article explains gold fish care focusing on clean water, regular changes, and proper temperature. It notes avoid overfeeding and use sparing water changes daily to keep fish healthy.
A historical note describes cleaning a winger after ink stains, using ordinary methods. Instructions emphasize careful handling and repeated effort to restore the item without damaging the material or ornamentation.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Liver Remedy as a safe liver tonic that activates liver function and purges toxins. It claims many users, including named towns and individuals, achieved permanent improvement, inviting readers to mail for a free sample and consults.
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