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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1912
Page
6
An article explains apoplexy or stroke as a brain vessel rupture often tied to arteriosclerosis. It notes age and youth alike can be affected, describes symptoms from sudden paralysis to gradual cognitive decline, and urges calm living, avoiding heavy exertion and large meals to reduce risk. The piece cites vigilance for warning signs and recovery prospects with medical treatment.
A green parrot escaping from a ship halted traffic at Montgomery and Washington streets in Jersey City. The loud shrieks drew crowds as workers feared a murder or a foreign lady in distress. Martin Grady of the Lincoln Trust Company located the bird. firefighters attempted a rescue before it flew off.
A bartender questions a regular about not clinking glasses with a deaf man at the corner table. The regular explains clinking satisfies the fifth sense, since hearing is unavailable for deaf individuals, and the custom has persisted through generations.
On Sixth Avenue two young women walked behind her and talked loudly about husbands. One asks how the other likes her spouse, who is “steady” and avoids drinking and staying home at night. The narrator feels envy at the fortunate situation.
A quoted reminiscence portrays Mr Winkerson as unchanged by wealth despite social shifts. The speaker notes his humility during a bridge gathering with the narrators and his wife, asserting continued respect for those without money.
Government experiments in Virginia show mare owners willingly enter agreements to breed with top stallions Henry of Navarre and Octagon under war department terms. Foals to be sold at three years old for 150 dollars. about 50 mares bred with 50 more offered for 1912. Circular 178 explains the plan.
Statistics show average eggs per hen in this country about five dozen when counted with all fowls. Excluding farm reports, the average rises to ten dozen. Improved breeding may push averages to 150 eggs per hen annually across poultry men.
Range lamb feeding offers profit by using home grown forage and by products with minimal purchase of concentrates. It reduces grain costs, improves soil fertility, and suits farmers who want winter stock feeding or varied forage programs.
A four year old Jersey bull named A Speedy Racer has created a sensation in Pennsylvania. Weighing 1,100 pounds, the bull can pace a mile in harness in under 2:40 and can be ridden in the saddle with even greater speed. Owner reports the animal is docile and enjoys racing, whether ridden or driven.
United States Department of Agriculture reports Kansas produced the largest winter wheat crop in 1911, 36 percent more than any other state. This highlights Kansas as the top wheat producer amid national grain conditions.
Starting in hog farming requires modest capital and careful planning to achieve fair profits in the first year.
The launch Independence departs from In dependence dock for Salem at 8 30 a m daily. The schedule indicates a daily route from the dock to Salem with consistent morning service.
Scranton, Pennsylvania lists H. V. Reed as a representative at 238 Alder Street in a local directory notice. The item highlights the address linked to the named official within the city records.
Electric shampooing and all hair care in our line. Bathing available in connection at Main Street Independence Oregon. Carefully attended to by staff. Local barber service promising neat, clean, professional grooming.
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