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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1918
Page
2
In a moonlit New England scene, Hugh Whitaker chases a fleeing pair who abduct a woman amid a tense dockside assault. He boards a faster boat, pursues through Gardiner’s Bay, and endures a brutal dawn chase before moral ruin meets a grim sea fate for the attackers.
The question asks if Miss Fiske is connected to the Drummond Law Ember Whitaker affair and. seeks the manner of any possible link.
The article advises poultry raisers to provide fresh pure drinking water and explains two common vessel types open vessels and closed fountains. It notes open vessels collect more dirt but are easier to clean while fountains stay clean longer but harder to sanitize. Regular rinsing and weekly or biweekly disinfection keeps water clean.
The text discusses wide variation among Barred Rocks Reds Wyandottes and other Plymouth Rocks. It questions whether breeders know the true breed type beyond showroom distinctions and warns that without careful breeding birds soon lose their characteristic variety and resemblance to the standard.
The text advises that male birds should be gallant and share meals with the hens but not be overly generous. A gluttonous male who overfeeds himself deprives hens, leading to undernourishment, nervousness, and poor breeding performance. It stresses studying the nature of every male bird.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges saving pullets and young hens this winter to bolster next spring and summer egg supplies. Reducing bird production now can cut future egg output by five to twelve dozen per hen, supporting beef and pork efforts for the war.
An old remedy claims to darken faded hair using Wyeth’s Rag Sulphur Compound mixed with sage tea. The ad asserts natural color restoration and soft, glossy hair, noting the treatment is cosmetic and not a disease cure.
A London sketch item features a playful exchange about a haversack and a rabbit gag. The dialogue pivots on a vaudeville style misunderstanding within a smoker’s scene. Characters debate what was put in the bag, delivering a brisk comic beat.
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