Fattening Turkeys for Market Tips and Practices
The article urges gradual introduction of new corn for fattening turkeys and endorses free range to keep birds healthy. It covers feeding schedules starting in October, use of oats then corn, and cautions against heavy feeding in the first corn exposure. It notes acorns and beech nuts as fats, the short marketing season from mid November to late December, and handling from farm to dress plants with slaughter and cooling procedures.
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Texas
Middle Atlantic
New England
Turkey Breeding Stock Selection for Successful Rearing
Guidance on choosing breeding turkeys focusing on vigor size shape strong bone and plumage color. Notes hens lay about 18 eggs first litter with possible second or third litters while brooding. Indicates high mortality in young poults from dampness cold improper feeding confinement lice predators and weak stock.
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Turkey
Plenty of Water for Poultry Keeps Hens in Good Laying Shape
Ensure water receptacles hold at least 24 hours worth of drink for a flock of 50 hens. Rinse drinking vessels when refilling. Provide shade to prevent sun exposure and avoid freezing in winter. Expect 4 to 6 quarts of water per day per 50 hens. Shade can be supplied by fruit trees in the yard.
Dispose of Cockerels by Canning Them
A brief note suggests canning as a method to dispose of stray or culled cockerels from flocks. It frames canning as a practical option for farmers dealing with excess birds.
Washington’s House Battle and Decker’s Speech in War Time
Washington politics heat up as Congressman Decker of Missouri interrupts party bickering in the House. The pledge to win the war drives votes, with debates on revenue, drafts, and mining laws reflecting national stakes and potential presidential impact.
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Senate
Decker
Washington
Scotus
House of Representatives
Congress
Missouri
Kitchin
Dixie
Stonewall Jackson
Robert BE. Lee
Pip” Thomas
Ulysses S. Grant
Chicka- Inauga
Spottsylvania
Cold Barbor
Berlin
McLemore
Texas
Champ Clark
Chande Kiteltn
Herbert Taaver
Just to Be on Record on Auto-Intoxication Disease
The text notes awareness of a disease called auto in toxication and mentions the likelihood of punning on the term. It emphasizes the importance of recording the existence of the condition despite potential jokes.
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Quick Liver Relief
A vintage advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel for biliousness and constipation. It claims the product cleans the bowels, boosts energy, and is vegetable based with a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Dodson
Lemel
Notable War Time Message From London Tit Bits
Fragmented OCR reads as a wartime note from London Tit-Bits describing a damaged telegraph message sent by a nervous officer. The message pleads sobriety, seeks to avert bloodshed, and references a commander’s disorientation during an inspection of outlying fortifications.
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Comintern
Tienes
Colomtsal
London
Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles Carefully
Urges mothers to check every bottle of Castoria for the SLD signature and that it has been in use for over 30 years. Notes Castoria is a trusted remedy for infants and children and that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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California
Congressional Record
Phelan
Fletcher
Eatonic
Beeaman
Eaton Acre
Nic
Batonic
Sanke
Ges
Wabash
Ave
Giteams
Fragments Describe Unclear Local Scene
Readable words hint at a chaotic local notice or column with scattered names and phrases. The text includes personal names and odd phrases, lacking clear event, action, or context to form a definite summary.
Capucined relief for nervous headaches and respiratory distress
An advertisement promotes Capucined as a quick liquid remedy for headaches and nervous strain, claiming protection against colds pneumonia and croup when used promptly. The copy urges keeping the product at home and warns against imitations while praising its ragtime era appeal.
Wis doctor tells man to pull himself up
Fragmentary text reflects aWisconsin doctor advising a man to improve himself. The snippet mentions an architect and says attempts to invest or cope with trouble, but the readable content is incomplete.
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