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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1921
Page
3
Poultry Feed From Kitchen Waste Urged By U S Department
The United States Department of Agriculture urges using table scraps and kitchen waste to feed chickens. It recommends meat scraps vegetable waste and bread crumbs as good feeds while warning against moldy items and spoiled dairy. It advises separating usable portions and feeding in a trough or board at meal times and removing leftovers after 30 to 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Cynthia Trains Homeward Message On Delayed Post
A smashed telegraph note from Boston May 3 reports Cynthia aims for home with a misaddressed plea. The message mentions meeting a train at Los Angeles and a return journey due the 5th, signaling a personal urgency across cities including Pasadena and Mountain Room.
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Boston
Crofter Harrison
Mountain Rona
Pasadena
Cal
Los Angeles
Sth
Cynthia
Frame House Plans Show Practical, Handsome 86 by 32 Home
The plans describe a brick frame or hollow tila house with straight walls for low cost. Four first floor rooms and two bedrooms with a bath upstairs fit into an 86 by 32 footprint. Key spaces include a 14 by 16 living room, a 9 by 12 front bedroom, a 16 by 11 dining room, and an 11 by 19 kitchen with pantry lavatory and closets nearby.
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Tpstalre
Deer and Poultry Plans Amid Autumn Harvest
Deer are said to feed on nuts and hunters expect fat kills this fall. A man prepares to feed acorns to turkeys on his farm with hundreds of young birds to be fattened in the oaks. Pigeons arrive in large flocks each morning from Columbia River islands where they nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Minister's Wife Faces Hospital Visit After Quarrel
A Hoosier minister's wife prepares for surgery while family care surrounds her. The scene turns tense as seven year old twins Flora and Floyd clash, prompting a lecture on worrying mom. Floyd reveals a remark from Mr Long about loyalties and a new wife.
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Flora
Floyd
Not in His Line Says Senator on Relativity Theory
A dialogue captures Senator Sorghum dismissing the topic of relativity as unlikely to surface in any political campaign while acknowledging he has not studied the theory. The exchange suggests a light but pointed moment about science in politics.
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Senator Sorghum
Japan’s Large Cities Census Shows Major Population Centers
Japan’s latest census reports 14 cities with populations over 100,000. Tokyo remains the largest city and capital, with about 4.17 million residents.
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Japan
Tokyo
Plentiful Wild Game Reported Along Columbia River
In Washington the wild plontains and hogs feed on last year’s acorns along the oak openings by the Columbia River. The crop of acorns on the ground sustains many animals while some birds are injured by fast growth. Hog feeding on acorns during winter and spring signals an abundant summer provisions outlook.
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Columbia River
Washington
Plans for affordable seven-room home for hopeful builders
The article by William A. Radford presents a compact seven-room design on a five and a half foot lot. It features two dormers, three second-floor bedrooms, a large bathroom, a central hall, and a basement for laundry and storage. It emphasizes affordable construction, light filled spaces, and long term ownership over renting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Radford
Will A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Sible
Mendelism and Its Plant Hybrid Theory
Mendelism centers on Gregor Mendel's 1865 experiments in plant hybridization. It argues unit characters persist through cross breeding and do not blend, impacting stock breeding and potential human development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregor Mendel
Learn to Tell Children Stories for Kindness and Truth
A Thrift Magazine piece urges mothers to tell children tales that teach kindness unselfishness truth and honesty. It links storytelling to moral discernment and imagination and notes the public library can aid mothers in finding children’s stories genres and dances to delight kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Naughty Women Steal Spotlight in History Books
Florence Woolston in Harper's Magazine cites a library survey showing history favors "haughty" women over paragons. In ten years Lucretia Borgia outsold Susan B. Anthony, Cleopatra eclipses Clara Barton, reflecting literary bias toward dramatic figures.
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Florence Woolston
Harper's Magazine
Lucretia Borgia
Susan B. Anthony
Cleopatra
Clara Barton
Farm Poultry Exercise Best for Poults
USDA specialists advise ample exercise for turkey poults to thrive. Let them range outside coops when possible, with mother hens nearby to brood if they chill. Provide dry, sandy roosting sites and adjust confinement during rainy or cold spells.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Admiralty shifts to oil for ships affecting coal market
The admiralty plans to rely on oil burning ships, a change larger than measured. The end of Welsh coal’s monopoly will alter the coal market, especially as passenger steamers switch to oil. The West notes financial saving in using imported oil over home coal.
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Admiralty
Taluster Gazette
Potatoes and Kitchen Tips from a Humble Guide
An old household fragment offers tips on cleaning potatoes with sacking, building a light kindling fire, and using a milk bottle opener fashioned from a shoe nail. It cautions against chipped glass into pours, warns about glass in meals, and advises drying potatoes before cooking to ensure fluff. It also mentions lemons as a mild laxative when heated with sugar.
Fragmented OCR Transit Timetable Leads to Confusion
Readable bits show a list of numbered lines and times for north and south bound telephonic or transit routes with partial numbers like No. 6 3 and No. 148. The garbled text includes times such as 2:55.88 and 12:40 pm, suggesting a schedule page but lacks coherent entries or destinations.
Fragmented OCR Signals Local Notice Reads Nonsensical
A garbled OCR passage with scattered numbers and time stamps shows no coherent event or readable names. It contains misread headlines and stray figures, rendering a clear summary impossible without original context.
Traction Teleph 823 Service Noted in Greencastle
Local listing records an 8:20 arrival for the T. H. I. I. and Traction Teleph 823 service in Greencastle with brief timing details and station note.
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T. H. I. & &. Traction—Teleph
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