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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1919
Page
2
Practical poultry guidance outlines how to raise chick flocks from hatch to maturity with starter mash, proper feeding in hoppers, and transition to grower rations. Emphasizes nutrition, clean water, and gradual diet changes for flock health and steady growth.
Poultry experts advise rapid early feeding and careful rationing. Five daily meals speed growth, but over feeding risks harm, especially for confined chicks. Begin with whole grains at eight weeks and introduce skim milk or buttermilk to hasten growth. Use separate hoppers for cracked corn, wheat, oats, and dry mash. beef scrap may be fed separately after ten days.
Instructions discuss proper feeding schedules for newly hatched chicks, starting with crumbly feeds and advancing to a growing mash. Emphasizes constant access to water, range grazing where possible, and supplementary grit and bone for confinement. Details building a ventilated, movable colony-style house six inches off the ground with temporary confinement for first days.
Eggs provide 6 to 7 grams of protein per egg and serve as meat substitutes. They are easier to digest for children and invalids due to lack of fibrous tissue. Yolks supply iron phosphorus and growth promoting fat soluble nutrients. recommended for daily diet after age one.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as the best laxative. It promises a simple morning routine improves stomach, liver, and bowel activity and claims Cascarets work while you sleep for 10 cents a box. The copy targets easy chair exercisers who still need occasional relief.
The article explains two feeding methods for fowls dry feed and moistened mash. It notes dry feeding saves labor and reduces bowel trouble from sloppy mashes while discussing feed quality, grit content, and when to blend grains for larger flocks. It cautions buyers to inspect feeds for quality and cost efficiency.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or propping piles. Stops irritation soothes and heals. You can get restful sleep after the first application. Price 60c.
A movement in Winnipeg aims to end the British practice of granting titles to Canadian subjects. Returned soldiers back the slogan Titles must go while western newspapers support the cause. Ottawa reports MPs plan to raise it next session amid expected eastern opposition.
Kansas lawmakers wrestle with a proposed pay hike for state workers and officials. State Auditor Fred Knapp proposed about a 25 percent average increase, but House and Senate committees削削 cut it to 15 percent. Debate expected as bills proceed through committees.
Premier Lloyd George tells the joint employers and employees committee that civilization can be saved only by justice and fair play to all classes. He warns it may be precipitated and shattered to atoms if not preserved. London March 3.
Washington reports the British government asked the governor of India to release a Russian Bolshevik prisoner in exchange for United States Consul Roger C. Treadwell of New York held by Bolshevik authorities at Tashkend, Turkestan, for several months.
Copenhagen dispatch reports Marshal Foch orders the immediate delivery of the German mercantile fleet without regard to supply questions. The message comes as the German national assembly sits in Weimar.
President Wilson yesterday signed the wheat guarantee bill carrying an appropriation of one billion dollars to guarantee the prices of farm commodities. The measure seeks to stabilize markets and support farmers amid ongoing economic pressures.
A Lawrence testimonial showcases local residents praising Dent’s Kidney Pills as effective for back and kidney discomfort. Mrs. C. Klethege of 1201 New Jersey Street credits relief to several boxes, urging others to try the remedy from Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo.
Ealdwin reports Mrs Trotter hosted a Monday evening Kensington club gathering with dainty refreshments. Miss Phoebe Bailey is ill with influenza. Prof Harris also ill. Kilby family reports six influenza cases. No chapel Tuesday morning due to heating failure. sleet disrupted campus skating. plans for a high school event are under way.
Daily health talk extols indigestion dangers and the link to many illnesses from dyspepsia to coughs. It praises Dr. Pierce of Buffalo and his Golden Medical Discovery, a nonalcoholic herbal remedy claimed to restore stomach function and cure ailments, promising safe, plant-based ingredients.
Washington March 5. Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas argues the retired must be a seven day institution to fill the saloon’s social role. He urges Methodist leaders to mobilize funds and workers during the centenary to show the church can meet community needs daily.
Notes mention a debate training session led by Coreh Henry Shinn with weekly meetings, and reference to a peace conference context. The text notes preparations for a formal gathering in Columbia in March and a related orderly schedule.
Be New Phiesical cour se courses in whysics will be given at the naive warier of women students who ex pect in TM teach physical education. Dr Alfie Geere will offer a three-hour i Anthropometer. white tt will give threehour course in "Principles of Recreat 'ive Shorts Courses in freshman CAML ae Drink Tizball Ginger Ale. Dest by test. Phone 1s. Will Make Relief "Map. Atelief map oef the university vappus Will be started next, week by students majoring a in the department, ef grote. The map will be topo evanphients correct uml in proportion. Ie is planned to make the man seven by ten feet. As soon as it is finished vee mep of Kansas will be at vented. Dr. Burdick to St. Joseph. Dr W. J. Burdick. py ov in the Man. seheo av the yy. wert to St. Joseph, Man, yesterday morn ing to deliver an adkdness before the Chamber of Commerce last night.-.eras oere Resalt t Hair Tonic. Ste i i again ap MeVattech' tones cry Mrs. Theloa Bolinger deter ming for her hone im Mound Vat here
A Lawrence seed merchant reports dramatic relief afterUsing Trilec claiming over a year of severe stomach trouble gas sour food heartburn and nervous symptoms vanished after two bottles. He says sleep improved and he feels ready for hard work. The product is sold at City Drug Store in Lawrence Round Carney Drug Co. and H A White in Eudora.
The article celebrates a dramatic surge in Vicks VapoRub output surpassing one million jars produced in a single week, detailing factory expansions, new machinery, and labor recruitment. It highlights emergency measures by suppliers to meet demand during the influenza period and notes widespread reliance on VapoRub nationwide.
State budget figures show per capita costs at Topeka asylum Osawatomie hospital and state prison rising, with a 23 to 25 percent requested increase. Report notes inmate and staff expenses, meal costs, and differing costs due to inmate types and labor, cited from the state accountant's annual report.
Oran A Pringle son of Mr and Mrs Henry Pringle 6020 Walnut street recently received his discharge from military service and returned home. A Lawrence boy he graduated from Lawrence High School and attended the State Manual Training Normal at Pittsburg Kansas He was among five Douglas County youths in the first KU training detachment transferred to the Signal Corps at Fort Leavenworth last August He later joined the 17th Service Company Signal Corps Washington D C and was assigned to duty as a draftsman.
An old health note urges drinking hot water daily with a lemon-taste tablet to cleanse the system and improve complexion. It claims internal cleansing via liver and kidneys, warning of toxins in indigestible matter and promising clearer skin and better breath after weeks.
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