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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1913
Page
7
A reading on turning empty houses and freight cars into poultry facilities near Bloomsburg Pennsylvania. The piece warns founders to start small, manage costs, and prioritize stock as the main asset while avoiding overbuilding. It urges practical, self skilled work and cautions against overpromising profits or copying neighbors.
An old issue presents a verse urging the balance of usefulness over ornament in farming, contrasting crops and animals with luxury items and noting the value of bread and stock. It includes reader questions and responses on fowl health, disease, and practical remedies.
A collection of Poultry advice discusses turkey instincts heat and shelter, incubation results with fifty six poults, and farm practices. It covers insurance for stock, feed buying, and the role of a capable manager. Guidance warns about warm water feeding, Molt care, disease risks, and the need for strong foundation stock.
Startling charges claim U S Ambassador Wilson conspired in the assassination of Madero. A lengthy official document delivered to Secretary Bryan by an envoy and Master of Masons cites supposed ties to the Independence Tent Mutual Life building in Mexico City and other wartime incidents.
The News Semi Weekly outreach targets rural districts to unify coverage, bringing the paper’s rural readers together with a broader set of local news and features.
James Kilgallon of Wilkes Barre identified as the slain man. The crime occurred in tramp campers east of the city limits. Eight prisoners, bloodstained from a fight, are jailed awaiting hearing. Suspects include William Kelly of Centralia Harry Smith alias James Clark of Harris and William Johns alias Amos Brightpill of Shamokin.
New York April 7 police enforced Major Gayhor’s no liquor after one o clock rule at top restaurants. Inspector Drover and squad ordered patrons to exit before Sunday. Rector’s on Broadway saw about 599 diners refuse to leave and be ejected. Pekin and Churchill’s also faced protests as officers moved in while crowds cheered or resisted.
San Francisco April 7 A adapted report states the German fourmast steel ship Mimi, bound from Portland, ran aground on a reef near Astoria Oregon. Thirty crewmen were lost or drowned including Captain Westpal and Underwriters’ Agent Crowe.
A Dr Fisher catalogues unfit for marriage groups including epileptics deaf mutes and those prone to vice He cites four percent defective and eight percent inherently unfit to be parents He notes birth rates in the U S have fallen faster than France and credits immigrants for larger families as a moderating factor
Allentown April 7 A Scranton flyer travelling north at sixty miles an hour struck a team from Leithville at the North Penn Railroad crossing north of Coopersburg. Mrs Zeigler 42 died in a baggage car minutes after the collision. her husband 45 was hospitalized in serious condition with a broken leg.
Officials and the full committee of the Brotherhood of Engineers met in Reading to set uniform working rules across divisions. Five ranks will determine pay, with back pay from May 1, 1912, to February and March due to be paid. The Reading Railway company aims for a satisfactory conclusion, following Western Maryland as the next line to settle. In Auburn New York repeated talks failed to end a textile strike, with an ultimatum from International Harvester warning workers to return by tomorrow or face mill dismantling and relocation of twine production to Neuss Germany.
William Ottenbacher, a respected 55 year old South Bethlehem merchant, shot himself at his home after ill health linked to a corn injury. In Lewisburg, Alexander Olker unearthed old large copper pennies from 1815 to 1855 and various relics while digging a cellar.
A promotional note extols low cost Want ads and For Sale listings in the Daily paper. It argues small investments yield returns by reaching buyers, and suggests the Semi-Weekly paper for county advertising, claiming it has no peer.
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