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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
22
A Nagykoros physician faced 6000 crowns charged as profiteering for a single patient visit. The initial court dismissed, but a higher court ruled taking an exorbitant fee for professional services to be profiteering, applying the rule to doctors as well.
A historic note discusses MP salaries, £400 for a member and £2,000 for another, and how income tax treatment changes in the wake of campaign costs. It notes law officers reevaluating expenses and hints that poorer MPs may escape tax, praising government action while glossing over potential controversy.
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Farm live stock notes that young animals fatten more economically than older ones. Studies show a 26 to 60 percent advantage in beef yield, with early maturity, quality and finish. Breeding affects fattening, and quicker turnover offers potentially higher profits if market prices allow.
English Livestock Journal notes that market choice hinges on better breeding and superior feeding. These factors independently influence quality and price, shaping farmer and trader decisions in the beef market.
An analysis explains sheep as efficient livestock for year round grazing with no grain needs. It notes average high grade sheep weigh around 80 pounds and lambs reach about 60 pounds, highlighting that sheep can thrive on permanent pastures and forage crops, while helping control brush and bushes.
Thigs crave extra nutrients beyond feeds and respond to mineral mixtures containing wood ashes salt and zinc. Such blends appear to increase hogs appetite for feed and overall health.
Oats is a common crop on farms and makes a decent hog feed though not ideal. Farmers should avoid salt feeders for bread saws and use the lean floor. sows will eat quickly. Barley is good for hogs and can be soaked and fed whole for better intake.
Report references scouring and thumping as signs amid fungal contamination. Mentions Hilo and Purebreds Gring More Money as dubious sources. Warns moldy feed leads to deaths in livestock, with many poisoning cases as a result.
A Paris municipal council member advocates a two step book disinfection process. Air beater opens pages, aspirator clears dust into aseptic water. Books then heated to 167 degrees to kill germs without damaging paper. Includes quirky aside about Bobby Jones and doors.
A Pittsburgh Dispatch New York correspondent reports visitors at Central Park watched a young woman with a trained parrot strutting the grass. The bird posed on her finger on cue, drawing a crowd and provo king playful banter among onlookers. A man named Jiggers jokes about taking a dog for a stroll next, but adds no canary walking.
In a brisk exchange at the stream cleanup the men joke about Old Man Johnson catching eighty four fish the day before yesterday while the Women’s Club notes Mrs Binkeley’s speech and then ponder life and nuts.
A fragment shows dialogue about a courtroom lawyer praised as sharp yet questioned for suitability. The scene includes a remark about quoting famous writers and a tram accident involving a Jersey cow, reflecting a humorous or satirical exchange. The text is a damaged OCR snippet with characters Mr. Dobbies and a lawyer debating usefulness and credibility.
A humorous fragment recounts a young housekeeper asking for goma eels and a fishman calculating cost with quips about butter and rolls. The crust of the exchange hints at playful mishearings and domestic banter in a lighthearted vignette.
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