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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1929
Page
6
A county poultry specialist warns raisers about chick health and care practices. The guidance covers lighting, feeding, and housing to prevent diseases, with emphasis on safe paints and proper brooder conditions, plus notes on worming and equipment maintenance.
A 19th century physician popularized a laxative formula, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, used for constipation in women children and babies. Since 1892 the remedy grew from private practice to mass production and daily drugstore sales with millions of bottles yearly and widespread home use.
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A boy named Peter senses bright spots in a swamp tale where Wild Geese and birds of color speak. Cardinals critique two-legged humans while a proud Cardinal longs for freedom and admiration, arguing about captivity versus beauty. The whimsical scene shifts to dreams of success through work and parental support.
A scattered discussion argues astronomy implies other worlds exist in the universe. It asserts vast suns, a creator’s plan, and the possibility of intelligent beings beyond Earth. The text contends imagination hints at such realms and references biblical assurances of a prepared place.
A eminent food scientist extols sugar as nature s incomparable flavor and a helper for nutrition and variety. He notes fresh fruits and vegetables gain appeal with sugar and that most foods become more delicious and nourishing when sugar is added. The Sugar Institute promotes this view.
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