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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
3
The article argues for good ventilation and wind protection in poultry houses, warns against tall warm houses, and advises on layout. It urges avoiding long narrow designs, recommends open or burlap covered ends for airflow, and stresses correct flock space from two to four square feet per bird depending on climate. Roosts should be low and level to prevent foot injuries from jumping between perches.
The article discusses drooping boat style pens for fowls to allow cleaning and mobility. It advocates movable structures 6 by 2 inches and three feet wide for perches, with cloth coverings and open fen spaces. Benefits cited include more active birds, fewer disease outbreaks, and less insect burden.
A discussion praises pure-blood, well-bred fowl over scrubs of mixed shapes and colors. The author argues that greater interest in one's birds leads to more care and consideration for their well-being.
The text notes that well bred clickens command higher prices and BreS remain in demand throughout incubation season, often fetching nearly double amounts for table use. It emphasizes strong market value and sustained consumer interest despite fluctuations.
A piece urges forming a civic improvement society to meet local needs during hardship. It advises avoiding a large, rigidly structured name and stresses a single rule: each member commits personal time to the society’s work, from gathering ads to supervising projects, with opportunities for active roles in small towns.
Mothers across the country rely on Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for a generation. The ad offers a free sample by mailing name and address to Dr W B Caldwell 641 Caldwell Building Monticello, with ongoing medical advice on stomach liver and bowel diseases.
A description of a two bedroom farm house, touted as modern and affordable for Ohio farmers. Details cover construction, interior layout, heating system, and cabinetry, noting a front porch, two stories, shingle siding, hardwood floors, pantry design, and spacious rooms. Emphasis on comfort, simplicity, and suitability for rural use, with claims of cost efficiency and safety.
Fragmented OCR text references community organization and health growth efforts in Los Angeles. It mentions a drive for community welfare and the need for active participation, though details are unclear due to corrupted wording.
The article describes Barbarea stricta or erect-fruited winter cress, a perennial mustard family plant. It notes its introduced status in the eastern states, its close relation to Barbarea vulgaris, and details distinguishing them by seed pod orientation on stems and branches.
The speaker compares rising port cities to ancient capitals, claiming they are richer and more peaceful than London yet lacking distinct character. Blashfield notes their beauty surpasses early Athens or Venice, while criticizing modern sameness and commercial dullness.
An old text discusses engineers who blend precise lines with adaptable methods to create artistic effects or savings. It emphasizes broad soil and flora knowledge, noting that construction benefits from flexible, informed practice beyond rigid specifications. A garbled ad and railway reference follow, mentioning a battery car and service between Forest Green and West Orange.
The passage discusses urban growth in American cities over a century and compares major metropolises by population. It mentions Franklin Clarkin in Sienna Magagny and suggests comparisons with Constantinople, Madrid, and Cloveliu, noting American cities’ rising prominence among world elites.
A patient described as a drinker seeks Orrine Brbek to alleviate cramps and restore health. A remedy sold by Medel Ceontinen and marketed by The Devine Company claims thorough cleansing and quick relief if trial benefits are shown. a potential refund policy is mentioned.
Much respected Mies. Martha Sivwitet died at home in Miniroe after illness. Funeral services will be held with Christian rites. A multigenerational family mourns as neighbors recall her charitable acts and strength. Other items: Hamilton and Middletown residents mentioned in social notes with parish and school associations. Police report includes a parade incident and an Ohio Route accident.
A fragmentary notice describes installing new cluster light posts on High Street and nearby areas. It notes suitability and potential rollout to other streets in the near term, comparing designs to existing lights on Port Street.
Notice mentions Palior Verio No 400 meeting tomorrow at one o clock with officers including George Tanamon and James Beatusnn. secretary Dook MW remarks on honesty of dealers who substitute advertised articles and the need to spend own money for purchases.
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