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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
8
The text argues for a broader youth education role by the Boy Scouts, endorsing a formal program, with 16 citizenship trainings and a focus on self improvement. It emphasizes collaboration with churches and scientists, and urges broader leisure activities under supervision.
A dated piece arguing that scouts should apply the scout law to trapping to control fur bearing animals. It cites Dr. Ham T. Hornaday and asserts a single correct method to harmonize ethics and law, noting fourfooted animals like wolves, foxes, mink, raccoons, and skunks threaten livestock and poultry, justifying scout trapping as a public good.
A fragmentary piece touches on outdoors life with mentions of biking, nature, and a writer seeking a fresh angle. It hints at a reflective, journal like mood, capturing the simple joys and small adventures found outside.
In Binghamton New York the scout movement seeks formal ties with the city school system. Superintendent J J Kelly aims to place scout troops under school supervision and permit an honorary member on the school committee comprising supervisors principals and department heads. The plan links scouting to physical training hygiene and health studies while teachers and school flora are urged to use scouts for legitimate purposes.
Scout leader Lawrence Sarria of Hommenfest Ind submits a plan urging more reps for event recruitment. The proposal outlines rope related stunts to engage youth and boost participation in scouting activities.
The Silver Peer patrol of Toy Scout Troup No 2 in Ranesville aided the town by clearing snow from sidewalks and keeping gutters open at Jon university of Omaha. F. K. McMenamy, president of Creighton, spoke about orderly community service.
A fragmented old recipe page lists diverse dishes from soups to desserts. It includes salads with beets and olives, fruit salads with orange dressing, and preparations like jelly from chicken feet, chocolate sauces, and orange flavored desserts. The text preserves names, ingredients, and cooking steps in a period cooking style.
An alternating dialogue among crops and farm animals unfolds a summer scene where fields, wheat, barley, oats, sorrel, and clover hay boast of usefulness and sustenance. The voices debate weather, abundance, and their roles in feeding humans and animals, ending with clover hay claiming a special boast for the farm.
Italian Captain Natule Palit, famed during the war, perished in the Alps near Bourg St Moritz after a heroic ascent. He reportedly escaped many raids but succumbed in a snowstorm despite efforts to climb down. His death ends a storied career noted for extraordinary skill and valor.
The author argues memory improves with attention and concentration. Dreamers drift, while focused effort trains the mind. To cure memory lapses, adopt a religious resolve to attend only to the task, read thoroughly, and ensure each sentence has clear meaning. Persistence and long effort overcome dreaming and abstraction.
A county article urges support for child welfare work and routine yearly health examinations. It stresses height and weight charts, balanced feeding with fats, fruits, and fresh vegetables, and the value of consistent nutrition. It promotes orange juice, prunes, figs, apples, bananas, and careful preparation of potatoes and poultry meals.
An article discusses nourishing the sick with easy to digest foods and gelatin made from fruit juices. It emphasizes simple, adaptable meals like Jellied chicken and sweetbreads, noting gelatin as a versatile base and urging care in preparation to aid recovery and comfort.
A garbled excerpt describes a rich uncle visiting his godchild and hearing of the youth’s progress at school. The jovial remark about daily activity prompts Teddy to answer that he waits for his time to go there, reflecting a child’s cautious attitude.
The United States saw the greatest advertising in two years, boosting foreign trade. War era missions toured U S industrial centers, shipyards, mills, and camps, widening views of America’s vast resources. A League of Nations convention in Washington could amplify this awareness and reinforce the gained advantage.
The Big Brother movement began in 1904 in New York City under Ernest K. Coulter. It operates across more than 100 files with paid staff and volunteers including lawyers and physicians to identify and address youths’ troubles. Headquarters are at 200 Fifth Avenue.
A fragment cites the Bulletin Russe from Langue for the Regeneration of Rosia describing a bachelor who tried to fire a cook who refused to leave. After a thawed advisory, the bachelor reportedly married the cook and soon divorced her, yet she was legally compelled to vacate the premises as a divorced woman under the period’s law.
Dr Wen del Philips of New York told the Philadelphia Colters of Physicians that in New York City there are at least 100000 persons incapacitated by partial deafness and that about half of these are of the working class.
The article stresses boar management as essential to herd health. It advises purchasing pure bred boars aged eight months to one year from reputable breeders, and notes better safety in buying older proven boars. It recommends farm visits, breeder notes on health and feeding, quarantine on arrival, prompt treatment for lice, and a gradual feeding transition to avoid stress.
Guidance on feeding and conditioning 8 to 12 month boars and older show boars. Keep in range of not overfeeding before breeding, adjust ration after breeding with less protein and more corn, provide pasture of about a quarter acre, and ensure exercise and roughage to maintain strong, healthy litters.
Florida pig club members cultivate an industry among themselves and their wives. Members display stock to others, with one boy selling a hundred dollars worth of pigs to club members, praising club work and urging others to join.
The brood sow that has weaned her pig should be kept on pasture and fed a gaining grain ration to build up her stem and flesh for rebreeding and nourishment for the oncoming QD hitter.
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