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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
7
A Wheaton reader from Wauseon Ohio shares a two year tale of his daughter suffering back and leg pain. He credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and energy and endorses its use for mothers of ailing daughters.
A large migration of fur seals from the South Pacific to the Pribilof Islands near Alaska is described as a natural pattern. The piece argues that human bias underestimates animal intellect, noting that mastery of conquest and profit does not prove a creature’s intelligence.
An advertisement touts a refined woman’s routine using Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse pores, followed by Cuticura Talcum powder for clear sweet healthy skin. The copy emphasizes delicate influence and feminine allure tied to the fragrance.
Snowy linens are the pride of every housewife. Keep them in that condition by using Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry. At all grocers. Advertisement.
Description notes the Siamese monarch wearing full royal robes and all state decorations. Value of attire and regalia estimated near one million dollars, illustrating the splendor of royal display and ceremonial wealth.
Vanderburgh county council approves $19,000 in bonds for bridge construction at 4.44 percent interest repayable over ten years. South Bend Realtors face a 10 percent real estate assessment cut after a prior 23 percent rise. Indiana reports crop concerns from honey pollen loss and onion shortages, plus oil discovery in Marengo.
The United States Department of Agriculture explains culling as selecting good layers and removing cockerels and weak pullets for market or home use. Best culling time is August to September. keep hens that lay well in year one, as they often lay best in years two and three, and avoid keeping heavy breeds beyond two years.
On a large practical poultry farm portable poultry houses on heavy runners allow moving flocks to fresh sod. The shifting coops prevent contaminated soil and gapes, keeping young birds healthier as droppings fertilize new grass. Smaller two wheeled coops enable hand pushing for chick care.
After the breeding season males should be separated from the hens. Good males deserve separate pens. mediocre ones should not be kept over for the next season.
Poultry notes advise placing coops on a grassy knoll to avoid flood risk from showers. Start chicks with plenty of green food, as poultry of all ages consume large amounts of greens.
A jumble of items notes that the cellar and steel Rail cars are safest from accidents, with trains favored for their weight. It also mentions 60,000 club women in Pennsylvania and a Scotsman joke about a Nelson inscription in Glasgow.
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