Fragmentary OCR Note from Constable Perkins Edits
A damaged OCR fragment references Constable Perkins and officials with unclear wording. No coherent event or facts are discernible beyond a mention of personnel and edits.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
2
Dreaming of a Guillotine Dream Stuns Detroit Reader
A long fragmented tale about a guillotine vision linked to a dream, as Detroit writer Arthur MacLaughtin relays Leo D Brown of Cosmopolitan Book Corp notes. The piece blends eerie fantasy with a strange romantic anxiety amid a broader wartime lumber shortage report by Chief Forester W B Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur MacLaughtin
Detroit
Leo D. Brown
Cos- Reopolitan Book Corporation
Réno
Bull stories from sparse OCR text on dairy cattle trials
Incomplete OCR fragment notes average gains for Good Bulls, with references to figures like 11 and 60. Mentions dairy cows, improvements in daughters and possibly fat or production traits, but the text is garbled and unclear about study names, dates, or institutions.
Winter Feeding for Hens in Severe Weather
Guidance on providing adequate animal food and energy during cold periods to maintain egg production. Emphasizes protein-rich feeds such as meat scraps, skim milk by products, clover, alfalfa, sprouted oats, and greens. notes the use of garden scraps and leftovers where available. outlines summer versus winter ration differences and the role of government farm practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Courma
Nevada
Summit
Novel plan to heat water using engine exhaust
A farm in southwestern Michigan uses exhaust from a gas engine to heat stock trough water. Exhaust is discharged into an old hot water tank and piped through the building wall to a rectangular pipe frame resting on the trough. An elbow over the tank discharges into the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Freez
Supply base for birds in winter garden care
A. O. Burtil of Manouri College of Agriculture urges a winter bird supply base to aid orchard and garden birds. He recommends trim ming, washed bread crumbs, and suet molds hung from trees to attract sparrows and support native winter birds during harsh weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Burtil
Manouri College of Agriculture
Sunflower Silage Prospects In Canadian Experiments
A fragmented report notes sunflowers show promise as silage for forage, with experiments indicating profitability and low costs. Farmers anticipate higher acreage next year as storage and handling improve. multiple trials suggest favorable outcomes for winter feed.
Housefrocks and Aprons Highlight Spring Fashion Trends
The article describes gay colors, house frocks, aprons, and blouses for spring, with cotton fabrics and mixed materials. It notes vibrant embroidery, two-tone combos, and new necklines, sleeves, and elastic waists while stressing practicality and cheerful, vivid hues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusignere
Cooyen- Hoyal
Dresapakor
Wong Tha
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W. B. Greeley
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