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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
3
This excerpt advises on canary care including water needs, feeding with limited hemp seeds, hard boiled eggs and crackers as medicines, ample grit, perches with sand, and cuttlebone. It warns against drafts and high placement, suggests nightly cage coverings, and addresses coughing asthma and moulting cures with whiskey or ammonia remedies.
An instructional passage presents the French verb regarder in present, future, past tenses and imperative mood. It includes sample dialogue about theater outings, mirror viewing, and fashion descriptions with numerous named people and stage terms.
Advice on selecting wallpaper emphasizes harmony and simplicity to back art. Avoid naturalistic prints that imitate outdoors and prefer flat toned designs. test samples in your own room, communicate clearly with dealers, and choose colors that reflect your taste while preserving the walls as protective backdrops.
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