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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
3
The text contrasts will with willfulness in girls, noting will fosters self control while willfulness implies a lack of it. It discusses guardians, parents, and teachers guiding a girl to meet expectations and the challenges they face in shaping behavior.
British scientists argue based on radio motive phenomena that the world is at least 711 000 000 years old. The article weaves in humorous quotes and a daily thought on fortitude, plus excerpts from an Agriculture department note on storing apples and potatoes.
The article highlights $300 million in annual crop losses from native rodents and urges community action to exterminate pests. It notes trapping and poisoning methods, the need for neighbor cooperation, and cites Farmers' Bulletin 982 from the U S Department of Agriculture. Destructive species include field mice kangaroo rats pocket gophers ground squirrels prairie dogs woodchucks and rabbits.
Guidance on feeding dairy cows with ample roughage and grain ration adjusted to milk output. Recommends one pound of grain per three pints or pounds of milk, or one pound per day per pound of butterfat, and to reduce grain if the cow gains flesh.
A collage of quotes and maxims on inner trials, kindness, and learning. Victor Hugo and Queen Elizabeth touch crises and memory, while a Boston Child and Oldham exchange humor about marriage and curiosity. The piece weaves opinions on thought, speech, and personal growth.
A fragment from a local column notes a confrontation over playing with a neighbor girl and a rival child. The piece mentions a question to Jennie about her actions and a discrepancy in dispositions, hinting at social tensions in the household.
A columnist quips that women outlive men because they supposedly ignore statistics, suggesting a playful take on health and longevity with no formal analysis or data.
Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a dry, painless cure for corns and callouses. The ad claims Freezone dries up the corn instantly without inflaming surrounding skin and costs little at the drugstore.
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