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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1919
Page
3
A quirky note guides a reader to accept items as they arrive and avoid forcing them into predefined roles or values. It suggests resisting pressure to assign unnecessary meaning or quantity and to focus on handling each thing as it appears.
A Philadelphia Record quip notes that many men who claim they cannot live without a girl later end up tied to her apron strings. The wry observation reflects social humor of courtship.
Portland area notices promote Canadian Pacific land grants and farm loans with cheap irrigated tracts, and present services from carpet cleaning to dye works. Ads also market mortgage loans, hides and wool, optometry, plumbing, real estate brokers, and various trades with strong emphasis on Oregon listings and transportation routes.
The passage notes ambition limits aid progress and urges alertness to become a leader. It emphasizes that many people accept circumstances, while an ambitious person can advance by staying watchful and proactive.
A strategist argues that maintaining a low risk, secure stance offers safer growth than pursuing high but unstable rewards, suggesting caution yields steadier progress and reduces exposure to harm. The idea emphasizes prudent planning, gradual progress, and long term resilience.
A humorously framed exchange on keeping peace in the home features Brownsome and Wilkie noting wives’ influence. A New Yorker claims possession of a tiny Malay coin, said to be among the world’s smallest, fashioned from tree resin used by Malay peninsula natives.
A London Answer column features a quarrel over listening, with Mrs Mix reproaching her partner for unloading instructions that now slide off like water on a duck. The exchange highlights fading attentiveness and a strain in the couple’s communication.
The Koreau of CrAaaute through the food research laboratory assists in cutting egg losses by demonstrations at shipping points. Meetings in Iowa with over a hundred shippers discuss the department’s methods for conserving eggs and the folder How to Load Cars of Eggs is available from the Bureau of Chemistry, U S Department of Agriculture, Washington DC.
A writer explains selecting old breeder hens by vigor, rejecting hens lacking vitality. Hens are fed maintenance rations to avoid excessive egg production, then eased back to laying feed a month before hatching. The process aims for high fertility and strong, vigorous offspring.
Specialists from the Department of Agriculture in Washington advise poultry keepers to hatch pullets in March or April to be mature by fall. Emphasizing proper housing, ventilation, and cleanliness, they recommend beef scrap in feed and ample exercise to promote healthy development.
Breeders should not be forced to heavy egg production during winter. Fresh air exercise and green food are essentials to keep breeding females in good condition and preserve chick vitality.
A rural child earns money through chicken keeping presenting an opportunity to save.
Morning routine proposes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate to neutralize stomach acid cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and intestines and flush waste. Advocates daily use to reduce headaches bilious attacks constipation and stomach trouble and promises clearer skin and renewed vitality.
A health note warns that daily meat raises uric acid, harming kidneys. It advises using Jad Salts to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and ease back pain, dizziness, and night-time urination. The remedy combines grape acids with lithia to create a fizzy drink.
The fragment discusses coal dust use with water to create a moist scuttle mix for fires. It then pivots to a reflection on memory and forgetting, urging recall of what to remember and forgetting what to forget. A Tennyson quote about friendship follows.
A reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound for relief during pregnancy and postpartum. She credits three bottles with easing sciatica and enabling housework, noting her baby weighed 19 pounds weeks after birth and she felt improved. The letter underscores maternal health as vital for both mother and child.
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