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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
7
A southern family tale recounts Libby naming a new baby Gabrielle while a faithful old servant defends Miss Katie by noting nicknames reflect character rather than given names. The exchange highlights pride and affection in household life.
Burges in Spain Bourges in France Bruges in Belgium share renown for their medieval Gothic cathedrals and churches. The note highlights how similarly named cities host remarkable ecclesiastical edifices from the Middle Ages.
Quip notes that men overestimate ease of managing a wife, reflecting playful views on domestic life and gender roles in social humor.
Rev Sparrow Jones explains a rationale for epidemics as divine removal in a gingerbread filled visit to Aunt Miranda. The exchange centers on whether the Land allows epidemics to separate good and bad people with witnesses and fair rulings.
A report notes charity work must balance fundraising with prudent spending. It emphasizes transparency and efficiency to ensure donor dollars reach programs without excessive overhead.
A concise aphorism suggests that being 25 percent unselfish marks a person as probably normal. The remark frames generosity as a small but telling trait in everyday character.
Indiana state news reports paving contracts around 222000 dollars and the Kokomo armory project under state commission. It notes criticism of excess officials, teacher pension realignment, upcoming wage disputes in coal fields, multiple bank charters, and county road costs. It cites probation officer gaps, stock theft recoveries, and a surge in Marion high enrollment amid statewide public works and governance actions.
Guidance on hen feeding emphasizes no fixed rule and urges adjusting mash and grain to birds appetite. It advises morning scant grain, afternoon all they will eat, no noon grain, and a two thirds grain to mash ratio, with green feeds like alfalfa or clover when available.
The USDA notes profit potential for geese on many farms with favorable regions for fattening for urban demand. Mating varies from one to four geese per gander, and flocks may be kept in separate colonies to reduce fighting. Ten geese per acre is typical with free range, and Toulouse and Embden varieties may breed in year two. Females are kept until eight to ten years or as long as they lay, while ganders are kept to six to seven years. breeding efficiency peaks at ages three to five for both sexes.
Birds require a daily ration split with about one third feeding before roosting and the remaining portion in the afternoon. Use a large hopper kept steady and clean, placed to avoid dirt and scratching by the birds.
Demand for market poultry and eggs persists, but prices hinge on quality. Good plump tender chickens fetch the top prices, while inferior stock sells for whatever it will bring. The farmer claiming no profit often raises the poorer stock.
A quirky note suggests painting roosters with crude oil to repel chicken mites. The fragment hints at makeshift remedies drawn from unlikely sources and a humorous tone about poultry care.
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