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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1921
Page
4
USDA guidance covers when to start feeding newborn chicks and how to plan a first week diet. It recommends delaying feed for 24 to 36 hours, then four to five daily feedings with dry, crumbly mixes and gradual switches to mixed grains, plus grit and greens. It warns against overfeeding and notes better growth with grass range and sour milk.
Nanette, sheltered by her wealthy father, rejects Knight Evers as storms test their romance. Jim Brent and Knight offer support as Nan doubts marriage and prioritizes family approval over love, until a thunderstorm brings Knight’s protective return.
A moral admonition condemns deceit in marriage, stating it is a grave mistake for any man to mislead his wife. The piece cautions readers to consider the lasting harm of betrayal and urges truthfulness in domestic life.
An admirer muses that some men enter politics to leave footprints in time. Senator Sorghum retorts that others are lucky to exit without having their thumbprints taken.
Practical advice for poultry keepers. Emphasizes active hens, proper perches, single breed for uniform eggs, avoid overfeeding ducks, store alfalfa and clover for winter, green feed and varied diet, remove nonproductive birds, avoid overcrowding, and that profits come from well managed flocks rather than large acreages.
A playful column critiques Tahiti pronunciation and weather poetry while skirting science satire. It muses on the porch thermometer and horse friendly autos, wanders through relativity jokes, Silesia, and a Harvard professor on comets. It ends with reflections on fashion scrutiny and global peace tensions with Japan.
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