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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
8
A guide explains essential tools for mixing concrete by hand and how to prepare forms. It details a 1 2 3 mix with cement sand and pebbles, and provides a mixing platform setup, water ratios, and a table of mixtures and suitable aggregate sizes for various constructions.
The article advises using ground mashes to fatten market fowls, claiming higher gains than with grains alone. It recommends a balanced fattening ration of Fifty percent corn meal, 25 percent wheat bran, 28 percent ground oats, plus enough sweet milk for a moist crumbly mix, fed in clean pans.
An illustrated grading chute eight feet long fits under a wagon box to separate small potatoes that harm prices. Slats span one inch at the top and two inches at the bottom, two inches wide, rounded and planed. Proper angle avoids jamming. pushed from a wagon keeps potatoes from skipping openings.
The article discusses methods to maximize poultry intake by feeding small amounts repeatedly throughout the day. It notes that some commercial feeders use cramming machines to push birds to eat more than their natural appetites.
Policy on fall pigs aims to accelerate growth and finish them for a late March or early April market. Growers focus on rapid weight gain and efficient finishing to meet demand in that period.
Grazing crops for hogs and cows are highly valuable. Grow pastures in fall and spring to save feed and improve animal gains.
Choosing a ram with balanced growth and scale, ensuring strong heredity. A well developed ram passes his desirable traits to his progeny, producing quality offspring through sound conformation and vigor.
A testimonial praises Taniac for a 30 pound gain and improved health, followed by an ad touting Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. The piece urges readers to request a sample by mail and notes bottles are sold in drug stores.
A portable disk grinder has been invented for use in industrial schools and factories, operable from an electric light socket. An advertisement touts Roman Eye Balsam to relieve tired eyes and eye strain. A quip from Nosepaint Gulch cautions readers about men reaching for pockets and offers a humorous line about drinking.
A fragment shows Daya asking Jennie about her complexion with a brusque response. The exchange hints at curiosity or disdain without clear context or outcome.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic and economical fragrance suitable for face skin baby and dusting. Described as exquisite scented and renders other perfumes superfluous as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap Ointment and Talcum.
Ashtabula Star recounts social gaffes from entering the wrong room to spouse mockery and family mishaps. The column notes awkward encounters with a partner, her baby brother on the lap, meeting her father, and a cradle robber remark during an evening crowd.
A lighthearted Louisville Courier Journal snippet recalls a scene where a dog biscuit goes uneaten by Fido and a tramp is spotted in the yard. Mr. Wombat informs his wife Amanda of the visitor and suggests sharing a package of bird seed left after the canary’s death.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the choice for snow white laundry results. It claims the product guarantees pristine clothing and urges readers to try it, noting that reputable grocers stock the item.
Le Petit Parisien reports two fast light pursuit planes will fly over Paris to write names of motor cars face lotions tooth powder and books in thick black smoke. The plan aims to publicity push using airborne ink pens to display advertisements.
At supper the family debates saying Hello on the phone. Daddy reveals a reverse habit and says good-by. Sister and brother guess the joke while Mother smiles.
Advertising lines claim one dose cures worms or tapeworms with Dr Perry's Dead Shot. The text shifts to social satire about a radical young woman and parlor socialists, noting fate favors others with golden opportunities.
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