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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
7
Pupilin High School reports Ottawa Fr Scott Investments tied to building projects in 1917. Officials discuss funding and plans for new structures, with emphasis on educational improvements and community impact across Ottawa.
A Lawrence Mississippi poultry feature describes Ley Tanlac boosting a producer's health and appetite. He reports better digestion, sleep, and reduced rheumatism after using the tonic, with local availability noted. The piece also discusses coop designs for hens to protect and exercise chicks under their mother.
Poultry specialists of the US Department of Agriculture suggest a two yard crop rotation to provide green fodder year round. Yard 1 grows oats chard lettuce clover vetch sunflowers cowpeas rape while Yard 2 grows winter rye vetch crimson clover and sweet clover April to July. July to October uses oats chard lettuce clover vetch cowpeas rape and buckwheat rape. October to April uses oats winter rye vetch sweet clover crimson clover with Yard 2 featuring buckwheat dwarf Essex rape flat turnips soybeans and hulls. Buckwheat melts and barley offer limited benefits for variety.
Wheat is the safest grain to feed alone for growth rather than fattening. It has higher protein than corn and similar carbs but less fat, and should be boosted with meat feed or skim milk. Wheat screenings can be bought for feeding, but weed seeds pose a risk. burnt wheat is rarely advantageous due to price.
The article advises starting chicks on grain in the first days, using mixtures of cracked corn, wheat, pinhead oatmeal, and millet seed. It suggests sieving to remove meal and large pieces and offers two sample formulas including ratios for cracked grains. It notes market feeds are also available.
An old ad promotes Danderine to stop hair loss and dandruff. It claims the product prevents the scalp from dandruff and loosening hair roots, with promises of softer shinier hair and a doubled beauty after several applications.
The guide advises feeding chicks in small, frequent portions starting early each day and before bedtime, with at least three meals daily. For two weeks use three soft meals and two hard. later shift to two soft and three hard, avoiding sour feed. Ground grains help growth but not too finely. At four to six weeks reduce to four feedings daily. Substituting cottonseed meal for beef scraps should not exceed half the dry mash to avoid poor egg production and quality.
A recent canvass by a pharmaceutical journal shows the number of women pharmacists in the United States has more than doubled in the last five years.
Mrs Pearl Monyhan of Mitchell Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from neuralgia during pregnancy and after delivery. She reports restored health and strength, a seven month old baby weighing nineteen pounds, and the ability to perform household tasks. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts notes many similar letters on maternity health.
Paris dispatch reports Premier Clémen ceau reading a letter from an old poilu who sent his own war cross with two palms instead of two stars. The premier, tearful, valued the humble token as a treasure from a veteran of the Great War. Other notes mention school clubs events and local notices amid parade coverage and public life items.
Real estate transfers show D D E Rone selling to John Milter the western half of the southwest quarter of section 16 14 18 for 3800 dollars J L Messenger sells lots 37 and 38 block 2 Bab cocks addition to the city of Lawrence for ten dollars and other considerations Elnera B Emery sells to A D Hunsinger lot 134 on New York street in Lawrence for 1 dollar Lena Ulrich Covey sells to G A Brink man the south half of lot 4 75 block 11 Lane s second addition for 3300 dollars
Miss Goucher, linked with Gingling College in China, spoke at chapel about China’s need and opportunity. She cited three problems: China is busy without strength, idle without rest, and aspiring without ideals. She praised mission work and Nanking University for guiding Chinese men to industrial and scientific advances like silk and cotton production.
A blaze yesterday morning damaged the home of university athletic coach W. O. Ha 'ton and caused a $10 loss. The fire started in a chicken brood coop.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick corn remover. It promises easy relief with a tiny bottle sold at inexpensive prices for at home use.
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