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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1919

Page

5

Carolyn May comes to Sunrise Cove to meet Uncle Joe Stagg

In Ruth Belmore Endicott's tale Carolyn May Cameron arrives with her dog Prince to find guardian Mr. Joe Stagg at his Sunrise Cove hardware store. A lawyer named Mr. Price has sent her, and her uncle must decide whether to take her to The Corners to meet Aunt Rose while navigating family tensions with the Parlow family.

Bay of Sunlight Joseph Stagg Sunrise Cove Mr. Stagg Hannah Carlyn Carlyn May Cameron Joe Uncle Joe Prince Hannah Stagg Prices Eden Price Dunraven Carolyn May Rose Gormley Chet Chetwood Gormley Car'lyn Stagg Mandy Parlow Amanda Parlow Main Street Mr. Stage Jed Parlow Parlow Parlows

Carolyn of the Corners Invites Readers to Look Up

A charming feature highlights Carolyn a cheerful girl who preaches and practices looking up spreading sunshine and a brighter outlook. The passage invites readers to follow Carolyn through the opening chapter of the story.

Carolyn

It’s difficult to judge a woman by what she doesn’t do

A reflective line questions how society assesses women by omissions rather than actions, urging fairness in evaluating character and choices rather than stereotypes or outmoded expectations.

Reduction of Rat and Mouse Damage

Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture outlines methods to control rats and mice on farms. It discusses dogs, ferrets, and cats as predators, fumigation gases, and the use of rat viruses, noting safety concerns and the superiority of natural predators like hawks and owls. It urges protection of these predators to curb rodent damage to poultry and crops.

United States Department of Agriculture Eac Arateros Biological Survey Bureau of Animal Industry United States Public Health Service Department of Agriculture United States

Barley Proves A Good Hog Feed In New York Trials

New York state college of agriculture researchers report barley as a strong hog feed substitute where corn is hard to mature. Barley offers more grain pounds per acre and higher digestible nutrients than oats, with higher protein and efficient fattening potential.

New York State College of Agriculture State College New York State

Potatoes Added to Dairy Ration by USDA Guidance

The United States Department of Agriculture suggests unmarketable potatoes can boost milk flow when included in dairy rations. Introduce gradually starting with small amounts to avoid choking, using shady potatoes when core shading is unavailable and plenty are present.

United States Department of Agriculture

Handle with care and Latin mystery in a box gag

A Boston Transcript quip imagines a scholar misreading a Latin note on a box. An ad promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as spring medicine. In a humor vignette Mrs. Finebred questions Mr. Newpop about family status, and a joke about economy ends with a wife and husband deciding to smoke less.

Engeman Boston Transcript

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