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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
7
A New York Tribune Farmer writer outlines simple, scalable nest ideas for poultry keepers. Nests along walls with hinged tops ease egg collection. grocery boxes can be repurposed into dual nests for easy cleaning and maintenance.
Pekin ducklings weigh about two ounces at hatch and gain to one and a half pounds by three to four weeks, four to four and a half pounds by eight weeks, and five and a half to six pounds by ten weeks. Market ducks at nine to twelve weeks. beyond twelve weeks growth slows and profit declines. Geese grow similarly, goslings weighing about four ounces at hatch. Turkeys grow slowly early but speed up after three months.
The walls of the hen house are damp and not properly ventilated. Any lingering odor indicates inadequate airing inside the coop.
A claim for a simple home remedy to cure rheumatism and backache using Toris compound and syrup of Sarsaparilla in pond whiskey. Instructions urge obtaining genuine Toris compound from a druggist and warn against patent medicines. Published by Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories of Chicago.
Jerome S. McWade of Duluth appeals aboard the Mauretania for a seaman's fund and urges a generous collection. A humorous exchange unfolds between a penny and a quarter about virtue and worth, ending with the penny claiming moral superiority for going to church more often.
The fragment features Mr Lilsbeau denying rain awareness and Miss Kitty pressed by a parent figure, with the reply confirming belief in the paternal instruction. The exchange suggests a dated rural or domestic scene referenced in the historical paper.
A witty exchange frames a husband wife dynamic around a hypothetical million dollar theft. The question asks whether fidelity would endure if the husband successfully steals a large sum, exploring trust and moral boundaries in a financial conundrum.
A pedestrian rights dispute prompts a judge to order a cautious exchange as two riders argue over space. The case centers on sidewalk etiquette and passenger safety in crowded transit areas.
A collage of 1920s style ads and quips. It includes a vanity line about a card to a sister, an insult about a "leaky brain box," baking flour from Mrs. Austin, a panglossian "pugilist or a poor minister" line, Mrs. Winslow's syrup and Mother Gray's powders for children, a drug advertisement with address, a claim to hire delivery men who don't talk, alfalfa seed and farm listings, and a quip about Job's wife.
A brief notice indicates tablets sold in tablet form by all or Teneorm by attempt pend fifty one cent stam for trial package of tablets.
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