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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
4
Mrs. D. M. Strader and Miss Nettie Strader were in Attica Friday. Mrs. H. E. Redding is visiting her parents near Coyington. We will sell you ice Robinson and Reath.
A notice from Mrs. M Summers Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment claimed to cure child bedwetting and behavioral trouble, asserting spankings ineffective and promising help for adults with urine issues, with instructions and no money required. Also ads for sewer pipe factory work appear and a local school report notes several Kingman eighth graders traveled to Yeddo for graduation exams.
The article explains that wild celery grows fully submerged with thin translucent green leaves and is eaten by diving ducks such as canvasbacks bluebills and scoters. mallards and geese eat buds or leaves. It notes the canvasback gains about a quarter of its food from wild celery but does not prove its flavor is superior to other ducks. It details the plant’s distinctive flowers seed pods and comparison to eelgrass.
Guinea hens are among the hardest birds to breed due to their tenderness and wild nature. Hatchlings should be kept indoors briefly with bread crumbs and fine ground feed, then allowed to roam if weather permits. In winter provide shelter and keep them indoors during snow to prevent them from roosting high.
A writer in an exchange praises cabbage as a top winter feed for poultry. It notes cabbages can supplement hens when growing crops like rye are impractical, offering storage friendly substitutes that still provide exercise and nourishment.
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