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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
3
Gold and silver are not universally recognized as money, as many regions use non precious items. In the South Sea Islands shells and carved teeth signal wealth, while the East Indies and Africa employ shells and bent tools. the Polar fishing economy uses fshooks as money, reflecting diverse monetary practices.
Classified blurbs seek a competent woman for Monday washing and a girl for Saturday housework in Murray Utah. Another ad offers ambitious person to sell Rawleigh Household Products in southeast and southwest Salt Lake County with potential $150 to $400 monthly profit, no experience required, supplies provided by W T Rawleigh Co Dept At 2223 Denver, Lolo.
A fragmentary archaic verse moment shows a speaker bidding farewell, a manly embrace, and a lingering impression of a delicate cheek. The lines hint at a somber ghostly print on a lamp or cloth, suggesting memory and morbid echoes within a brief romantic vignette.
The Grent Lexleygrapher recounts an exchange with Desweil about not recommending a man. Desweil questions the stance noting past recommendations and positions. Johnsing replies that giving a man a position creates enemies, so he must stop.
Professor G F Howse of Cornell Ithaca explains chicks require high protein early to support rapid growth. Experiments show optimal protein levels by age: 20 percent for 1–6 weeks, 17 percent for 6–12 weeks, and 15 percent for 12–20 weeks. Adequate protein boosts eventual maturity, eggs, and production.
Poultry experts report cannibalism among hens when bored or crowded. A hen may peck a mate over a feather, causing a minor wound that invites further pecking. Removing leaders or trimming a few birds’ underbeaks stops the pattern and ends the trouble.
The article cites two main causes of crooked breast bones in turkeys. Poor mineral intake and improper roosting conditions, especially round or narrow perches, lead to deformities in toms compared with pullets.
The article notes many theories to determine chick sex at hatching or from the egg, but most are unreliable. In Tarrett Plymouth Rock, the size of the white head spot may indicate sex with some accuracy, as larger spots tend to be male. Crossing certain breeds can yield chicks whose sex may be separated by color.
A historical note emphasizes moving brooder houses to prevent soil contamination and disease. It urges a tight wooden floor and portable design to reduce contamination risks when reusing soil or bedding and to facilitate clean, mobile operations.
Instructions urge careful handling of newborn turkeys. Use insect powder to deter pests, keep chicks dry, provide a secluded coop without a funnel, prevent escape. Emphasizes warm, secure housing and close supervision to raise healthy poults.
Te Make It Pall Abert D Lasker former head of the shipping board gave advice to young copywriters at a Chicago luncheon. He urged polling copy that becomes absurd or incredible to grab attention. He recalled a lawyer who posted Out ta lunch on his door and still won a struggling client.
Fragmented OCR shows a culinary column with multiple recipes and ad copy. Diced fruit cups with marshmallows, egg dressing, pepper salad, tongue salad, nutty Jumbles, and a dinner loaf are described. Also includes tomato and bean salads, orange glaze, and mushroom with eggs. written in dated kitchen‑cabinet style.
Detonating shells and echo timing revealed two undersea mountain ranges near the equator. One ranges about a mile high above the sea, near Ecuador, while another lies 400 miles north, near Juai Fernander Inland Florida. The discovery could link to the Humboldt current and the mysterious Easter Island civilization origin.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Dorothy, a marriage, a tan, and vague references to a boy band and styles. The garbled text lacks clear events or identifiable organizations, preventing a concrete, coherent news item while preserving the few legible names and phrases.
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