There On Their Way To Camp Taylor Across Indiana
Crowds line streets as Indiana counties dispatch drafted men to Camp Taylor Kentucky. Stories from Muncie Crawfordsville Hartford City and Evansville describe ceremonies, roll calls, parades, and farewells with veterans speeches and blue ribbon badges.
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Cotingents
Indiana
Camp Taylor
Uncie
Delaware
Blackford
Allen
Muncie
Chickamauga
Mission Ridge
Mexico
Buena Vista
Portland
Jay County
D. M. T. May
Ross Wheat
Delaware County
Crawfordsville
Montgomery
Decatur
Adams County
San Juan Hill
Martinsville
Morgan County
Exemption Board
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Hartford City
Rushville
Boy Scouts
Irvington
Connersville
Liberty
Camp Tayor
Indiana Faces Coal Shortage Warns of Winter Strain
Indiana officials warn fuel supplies may run short as war accelerates. Public Service Commission chairman E. I. Lewis urges conservation and cites a Federal fuel director for Indiana. He predicts heavy winter hardships and possible cutbacks in public utilities.
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Public Service Commission
Indianapolis
E. I. Lewis
Lewis
Indiana
Washington
Turkey Hen as Best Mother for Poults in Free Range
The turkey hen acts as an attentive mother guiding her brood with a constant purring call and warning notes. She helps poults detect food, keeps them cohesive, and signals when they are lost. Bronze turkeys yield fastest growth and hardiness, with two year old gobblers and yearly tom replacements recommended.
Can Wheat Oats and Corn Form The Best Poultry Ration
Connecticut Agricultural College advises on poultry feed amid rising grain prices. Damaged wheat should be limited, corn remains essential, oats offer economy, and barley and buckwheat are less favorable. Scalding oats helps acceptance in chicks. Cracked corn and oats in equal parts are a cheap current mix.
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Connecticut Agricultural College
Neglect Is Poor Economy in Raising Fowls and Chicks
The article argues neglecting fowls and chicks during warm weather is costly. It suggests allowing free range and open-front coops to reduce care needs while keeping poultry close to natural conditions.
Double Runs for Sanitary Poultry Yards
N L Harris of Kansas State Agricultural College poultry farm urges double runs to keep yards sanitary. One yard to be plowed and seeded to oats for pasture until July, the other to be sown to Kafir cane or Sudan grass for green pasture until fall. Shade is essential, with ornamental castor beans as an alternative. sunflowers do not provide adequate shade and may be eaten by poultry.
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N. L. Harris
Kansas State Agricultural College
Mr. Harris
Harris
Hints on Poultry Dressing Procedures
Guidance for preparing market poultry covers avoiding full crops, whether to remove heads and intestines, scalding, cooling, feather removal, and plumping methods. It advises on how to hang birds, coat neck skin, clean feet, and fold legs to form a neat package for sale.
Feather Loss in Hens Linked to Lice and Favus
Text notes feather loss around the head and neck may be caused by head lice or favus, a fungous disease producing whitish crusts that make feathers brittle. It also mentions hens idle and pecking each other, leading to feather picking and blood draw.
Alice Pork and Beans advertise risky protein claim
An OCR fragment lists odd ad copy about Alice Pork and Beans promising more protein and fat for less cost, plus ads for household items and a Red Cross mask, with stray dialogue and captions about engagements, autos, and judgments on gifts and appearance.
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Alice
College cro cheter bragging about speed
Lola claims she is the fastest cro cheter on their college team, boasting a speed of about thirty knots an hour. Marx questions her athleticism while Lois asserts her high speed capability.
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Bome
Marx
Lola
Lois
Cuticura Remedies Promoted for Eczema and Skin Care
An advertisement extols Cuticura Sorp for bathing and Cuticura Ointment for eczema and scalp issues. It promises a daily use routine and offers free samples by mail with a Book of information from Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. The page also includes a two part humorous dialogue about a cook’s notice and a self-centered man.
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Dept. L
Boston
Telephone routes connect Rugland to Switzerland
Rugland and Switzerland maintain telephone service over two routes. The arrangement supports continuous contact between the two regions through parallel lines.
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Rugland
Switzerland
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France
Anderson
Madison County
Clinton
Vermillion County
Elwood
Evansville
Vanderburg County
Lebanon
Boone County
Good-By
Godspeed
Boonville
Warrick County
Huntington
Elkhart
Washington, D. C
Per G. Anderson
Barthick & Palmer Machine Company, Inc
Harry A. Bell
C. W. Swoboda
Ulysses 8S
Brown
L. E. Brown
Logansport
Clarence O. Gest
Walter O. Haymond
Elmer F. Hershberger
Kokomo
Miles M. Jackson
C. W. K. Jackman
Waterloo
Frederick B. Little
Arthur J. Mitchel
Jule C. Pepin
J. N. Pepin
Chicago
Elmer L. Pohlman
Clyde
W. Tibbetts
Paul V. Townsend
American Playground Device Company
Fort Wayne
Suburban Trade Day Association
George Greenleaf
Lafayette
Lafayette Life Insurance Company
North Sixth Street
Indiana State Federation of Labor
Harmony Hall
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Anderson Club
Alexandria
Indiana University
Paul Speicher
Arsenal Technical Schools
University of Wisconsinn
Indianapolise
Indiana Horticultural Society
Washington, Ind
Rockford
Red Cross Ambulfance Company No
Mason B. Light
Broad Ripple
Camp Grant
Clarke
Charles B. Clarke
Scheel
Turkey
Kansas College
Molly
Charlie
Polly
Sol
Lottie
Flosate
Littie
Castoria Astoria
Peps-Aid
Peps.aid Company
Goshen
Snell
Snall Deve Seal Price
Carter
United States
Camden
Canada
Cecil
Tia
Vitaren Mies
Ieee
W. F.young
Poff
Sen
Nice
Sas
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