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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
7
The piece outlines summer risks for poultry including heat related diseases and pests. It details lice and mite control with powders and ashes, roost and nest sanitation, and proper use of Black Leaf 40. It covers the forehead sore head disease, worm treatments, sanitation, feeding, shade, and water practices for healthy flocks.
The article warns mosquitoes spread diseases such as malaria dengue and yellow fever through stagnant water. It notes malaria forms, urges quinine treatment rules, and outlines control methods including screens, smoke, oils, and draining breeding sites.
The Georgetown Sun notes Rockdale growers and buyers praised, while local plums go unadvertised in Georgetown papers. Readers recall plums bought in Rockdale and urge more ads to boost demand, claiming Reporter ads draw fruit purchases and noting plums advertised in Rockdale.
An office boy’s courteous phone manner eight years ago led to a St. Louis posting and later a major role at the New York Federal Bank, showing how small acts can alter a career path. The anecdote contrasts with a legal question about lawyers sharing in criminals’ thefts and ends with a quip about snapping turtles.
Sir Robert Davis proposes employing legally condemned murderers for fatal scientific experiments rather than execution in a wastal fashion. He argues that if experiments fail to yield life saving results, subjects could be allowed to die, citing potential voluntary participation of condemned individuals.
The Red Wing Minnesota Publica letter predicts a shift as factory growth moves to smaller towns due to urban congestion. Farmers may relocate into organized communities as roads improve, enabling closer contact between agriculture and industry and potentially raising earnings and living standards through mechanization and farm offloading labor.
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