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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
3
Muskegon Michigan resident Mrs. G Schoonfield credits E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing six years of backache and restoring strength. She reports being able to do all her work again and recommends the medicine to everyone she meets.
A health column urges women to maintain seasonal self care and trust Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual and related ailments. It promises confidential, woman-to-woman advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Massachusetts.
A New York man claims a simple method to know when fish bite without fishing. He says catch and keep a live catfish, then feed it worms. if the catfish eats, the fish will bite when you fish, otherwise stay home.
The article advises that mites are more harmful than lice, hide in roosts and walls by day, and attack birds at night. Eradication methods include kerosene or coal tar products or crude petroleum sprayed inside the poultry house, with thinning and straining steps and repeat treatments every week to ten days.
Guineas are hardy hustlers, best kept on farms for garden protection. Domestic but with a wild streak, they roam remote areas to forage, helping with lawn upkeep. Their presence deters hawks and alarms cats and dogs, making them valuable for predator defense.
A plain substantial shed-roof turkey house offers dry ample light and ventilation. It simplifies turkey care and aids successful farmers by easing seasonal tasks and daily attention.
Prof. B. F. Kaupp of North Carolina station found no hatchability benefit from turning eggs every day compared with undisturbed eggs kept until incubation. The study challenges the common practice among poultry keepers.
Hens show reduced activity in hot weather and some become so lazy they need little feeding. Summer heat diminishes egg yield, whereas in winter a hen with any life still moves to stay warm.
Four soldiers fled the guard house after a fatal shooting of Mrs. Maude Moss at Camp Grant near Rockford Illinois. One has faced a court martial thrice on charges by Captain Leroy Moss intelligence officers report. A car theft at Davis Junction linked to the escape indicates pre planned action.
A Fayette County notice warns of cotton crop damage from boll weevils and urges calcium arsenate orders. Separate estate proceeding seeks private sale of trust land for reinvestment by Annie Cochran guardian for Maggie Cochran and others, with court confirmation pending.
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