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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1912
Page
8
An older guide warns beginners in poultry farming to start small, avoid overinvesting land and equipment, and resist rapid overconfidence. It stresses steady feeding, gradual learning, and continual study to prevent common failures.
The article warns that turkey raising is unwise without abundant space as turkeys suffer confinement more than other poultry. It notes limited success from attempts in restricted runs and advises that those with space may profit if they provide attentive care to the birds.
The article explains lice control in young fowl, noting healthy flocks and cleanliness reduce infestation. It describes transmission from hens to chicks and outlines a government study recommending olive oil rubbed into the chick heads after hatching, with repeated applications and kerosene added if any lice remain.
In a summer salon scene Mrs Bascom and Mrs Collins discuss husbands and dependence while Miss Winters watches, envying married life. A late arrival shows puzzling affection from a city man, and a curious afternoon ends with Miss Winters amused by the couples’ roles and loyalties.
A clipped exchange shows Trotter denying debt to an older man. Barlow corrects and Trotter insists on settling a £5 dispute, revealing tension and social strains in a small domestic dispute snippet.
TJ told Miss Charlotte he planned to bring her a box of caramels and could not judge her reaction. She replied with a single exclamation, Oh fudget.
Mrs Alcock argues with Lucius Alcock over buying an airship versus a diamond necklace. She questions his judgment and family duties while he defends his whimsical dream. The couple's clash ends with a tentative reconciliation over modest family spending.
The Pittsburg Post pledges a bold new year with stronger reader ties and expanded pages. It vows fearless Democratic, open policy, no master but the people, and a path of progress in 1911. Card of thanks from S Levine and Harry Short notes and a public sale listing at Robert McCreight farm. Indiana Market prices show butter 28 cents and eggs 28 cents.
A recital in the Auditorium FY on January 6 features "The Yorkshire Nightingale" Enos Bacon with a double voice shifting from baritone to soprano. The show blends music and elocution with 500 recitations and sketches. Admission 36 cents. tickets at Hall's. Optometrist notice notes a proof day January 8 to 12 at Simpson's Book Store opposite New Indiana House.
In sad remembrance of our dear father David Risinger who departed this life three years ago today November 1908. Three long years have passed yet we miss you as though it were yesterday. From his devoted daughter Blanches.
A local store advertises discounts on women's regular and children's shoes with prices ranging from 1.00 to 3.50. The blurb highlights dull calf and patent leather styles, Cuban heels, sizes 10 to 2, and a wide selection across 686 styles, urging customers to come in and see the deals.
Local advertisement advertises hats from 1.58 to 3.50 with soft or buff finishes and caps marked at 2.60 to 8.50. Men’s dress and flannel shirts offered at 0.68 to 2.00, with stock described as full and unreserved.
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