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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an apparent 1 o'clock time and a scene at a car, with stray words like Mabel and Carly. Details are unclear, but the fragment suggests a brief incident or observation with uncertain context.
The fragment describes a woman’s reaction to her new minis and asks how she prefers them. It hints at dissatisfaction or confusion with the items and a casual query about preferences.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a stranger shouting at someone and tossing a coin near a garage. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
A 19th century anecdote recalls servants in Sandwichshire using first names with employers. A new cook obeys a rule about not calling a mistress by Mary yet says Sweetheart as he serves dinner, provoking shock.
A garbled quip filled with stray phrases and non sequiturs references cats mice and milk. The text reads like a fragmented, jumbled thought stream with misspelled words and stray quotes offering no clear event or facts.
Mrs. Curry describes twenty years of itching and feverish sores on her leg at 1766 West 46th Ave Denver. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment her illness vanished, with the writer noting the cure as immediate and complete.
Dr Alfred Jones, a renowned London nerve specialist visiting Los Angeles, argues that fashionable dress is wrecking American women across classes by forcing them to chase trends, creating nerve racking stress and potential ruin.
A witty remark describes an actress visiting a managerial firm. She faced a paradox in her bid to star, then solved it by bringing a backer to the front, illustrating a clever public relations move.
A playful exchange centers on a peach as one speaker jokes that its sight makes them want to smack lips. The other reframes the line with a humorous twist, turning the fruit into a punchline.
Mrs. Almo of Roswell New Mexico reports success fattening chick cockerels for hotels and restaurants. She describes a feeding coop with a solid apron and wire netting as shown in her Farmers Mail letter.
The west end of the coop is covered with wire netting and roosts are placed there. A feed drawer with two inch mesh keeps the feed. one feeding per week suffices. Feed consists of one quart each of alfalfa meal corn chop and bran and one pint meat scraps. This method saves time and feed and increases profits. I also buy chicks of quick-growing breeds to fatten apart from my own stock.
In Germany tests on poultry fed various meat meals show egg production drops earlier than with normal hens. Fish meal yields better egg production than meat meal but eggs taste poorer and spoil easily. Meat meal deepens yolk color while bird flesh fats rise, cadaver meal gives rancid meat taste, and tuberculosis beef shows no effect on hens.
This galvanised can stores feed securely in the poultry house and protects it from rats and mice. The illustrated model measures 18% inches high at the back, 12 inches front, 8 inches deep, and 11 inches wide, with a 26 pound grain capacity and a heavy bail for easy carrying and hanging.
The article explains alkali patches on soil surfaces, their formation by capillary water movement, and their impact on vegetation. It notes spots are light gray rings near ponds, rise in late summer, and worsen with drought as moisture travels upward and salts accumulate at the surface.
The Three Yard System uses three adjacent plots at once. One yard grows wheat or rye in fall, another oats in spring, while the third hosts fowl for foraging at night. Fowls access oats and wheat as each plot is seeded, with buckwheat later for green food.
Wean gradually to prevent distress. Provide good feed such as oats and access to pasture. Transition from dam’s milk to grain and pasture slowly. Avoid confinement in dirty stalls. choose a safe large pasture with smooth or woven wire or board fences for exercise.
Advice notes that raising many chicks benefits from a large kettle near the poultry house to boil drinking vessels weekly. It suggests adding a handful of common soda to the water to help.
The text notes sugar beet pulp as good feed for milch cows and mentions vinegar aiding wall whitewash. It also hints farmers, busy in harvest, lack time for oiling and suggests intelligent breeding to double dairy herd production and a plan for a better feeding floor.
A speech notes a subtle distinction revealed through a quarrel over a diamond tiara. Gobsa Golde's wife exposes motives as old man rails at gossip. A salesman touts Ned Cred Blue while a domestic joke hints at social pride and wealth.
Farmer Hook hires a new worker who joined as a candidate but chose loyalty after being told he had no chance of election. The hired man stayed on permanently after the persuasion.
A concise meditation on forgiving those who trespass against others. It emphasizes mercy over retaliation and suggests reconciliation as a guiding principle in community life.
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