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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
7
Governor Goodrich recalls coarse old Christmas practices like serving a boar’s head to illustrate refined times. An Indianapolis anecdote by Price Druggist highlights a humorously high oil price, with a customer asking for a drop and the clerk replying that they do not sell by the drop.
Russell limped home with twisted feet and a pained face. His father asks about the new shoes and he replies that the feet hurt, not the shoes.
A fragment shows a man at a station summoning energy to halt a train while another mentions disappointment and a map peering into a mirror, reflecting a metaphorical sense of self and fantasy.
State hatchery at Brookville to be discontinued this spring. Blackford county approves an $80,000 county hospital with 2,162 votes and 782 majority. R. E. Gesall farm sells for $40,000 near Bedford, timber sold to Daniel Riddle. Indiana bears many local notes on sanitation, farm sales, public notices, and school funding.
The accompanying drawing illustrates how swiftly and cheaply the project could be completed, indicating a rapid, economical approach.
Warning against tainted feeds that impart odor or flavor to eggs. Notes on how onions or high flavor feeds affect quality. The USDA cites corn yields deep yolk color, wheat yields lighter, and green feed enhances yolk hue. A balanced use of corn and green feed is advised for desirable yolk color.
Properly developed poultry keeping is one of the most profitable side lines for farmers. Modern farming shows few activities that pay better than maintaining and producing good poultry.
The biggest poultry breeds such as Brahmas and Cochins take longer to mature than medium-sized birds. They weigh more and yield higher profits where markets demand large fowl, even though they are not ready for market as quickly.
Advice on keeping a productive backyard flock notes that few hens work better than many in a shared yard. It suggests 20 to 25 hens in 25 by 30 feet minimum, with 20 to 30 square feet per hen to prevent crowding.
The note emphasizes keeping the hen house floor dry and reasonably clean to ensure healthy exercise for fowls. It highlights maintenance of bedding and steady conditions to prevent dampness and improve welfare.
A Kansas City Star excerpt recalls Dixie colored pioneers in the Argonne who receive mail yet show gloom. Jefferson Madison Monroe and Washington Tones vent frustration over letters from a failed romance and a draft exemption, while local banter notes a fiddle virtuoso’s bold, sudden defense at a dance.
A tense dialogue fragment shows a accusatory clash as one speaker retorts that their accuser mirrors their father’s scamming past while the other questions why their pursuer continues to target them. The exchange hints at ongoing family conflict and mistrust.
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