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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
9
A Lebanon Indiana reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring energy amid long standing women’s troubles. The testimonial claims the remedy helped after fatigue and stomach issues and encourages others to try it based on personal success.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local event or notice with unreadable names dates and places. The readable parts suggest a brief newspaper item but lack coherent details or context.
An old advertisement touts extermination for rats mice and cockroaches with a claim of overnight results. The copy emphasizes no powder blowing and readiness for use with directions in 15 languages and a money back guarantee.
A United States Department of Agriculture report notes shell color largely depends on hen breed, with a new breed showing different shell tones. Consumers in various regions favor either white or brown eggs, and brown shells often bring higher prices in certain markets.
A fragmented note outlines poultry breed preferences by region, with a tilt toward white egg producing types. California leads white Leghorn production, the Midwest favors certain breeds, and new strains like Lemenga are pushed to meet farmer and packer needs while addressing consumer demand for meat quality and yellow skin.
In breeding Rhode Island Reds for color to secure exhibition pullers, mate males to females with dark rich red hackles and minimal black ticking. Aim for full red breast and back undercolor free of black on wing bows and chest. ensure egg color and feathering meet exhibition standards.
An animal husbandry note from Aites discusses feeding for growing pigs and milking sows. It compares sow milk to cow milk, outlines a recommended ration of corn, wheat middlings, lime, and shelled corn, and suggests protein and mineral emphasis to improve pig start and sow condition.
A garbled passage from an OCR source presents mixed words and phrases. It includes fragmented lines about nourishment, feasts, dates, and names but lacks coherent events, identities, or verifiable facts suitable for a traditional news summary.
A fragmented note on sow feeding during and after farrowing. It mentions giving feed and water, then increasing roughage, and counts days and feed portions. Contains unclear terms and garbled phrases but centers on how feed intake changes in the first days post farrowing.
It is difficult to value skim milk as a supplemental feed for pigs. The text outlines a rule: to value 100 pounds of skim milk when fed alone, multiply the market price of five hogs per hundred pounds by five. when fed with corn or party, multiply by six.
USDA analysis of dairy data shows cows calving in fall and early winter yield the most milk and butterfat relative to feed costs. The report notes higher income over feed costs in many regions, based on figures from multiple dairy associations.
The piece urges making good greens from turnips by sowing early varieties thickly and thinning to grow abundant greens. It compares turnip greens to mustard greens in quality and stresses dense sowing followed by thinning for best yields.
A rural advisory note urges farmers to save money by proper manure handling. Emphasizes efficient spreading methods as best practice to reduce costs and maximize nutrient use. Includes guidance on timing, equipment, and soil impact for cost savings.
The Lamona white egg laying general purpose fowl developed by the U S Department of Agriculture appeared publicly at the Madison Square Garden poultry show in New York January 25 to 30. The department showcased models of poultry houses feeds and hatching methods, with officials providing educational exhibits and breeding information to visitors.
The article details egg grading to protect buyers against poor quality. It defines first grade as clean fresh strong eyes averaging 456 pounds net per standard MO dozen case, second grade at 44 pounds or more per 30 dozen, third grade at 31 pounds or more per 30 dozen, and a nine grade of pilots eyes at 34 pounds per 30 dozen or 16 ounces per dozen.
Apoplexy and egg bound illnesses arise from excess fat in hens. Young chicks need ample water and clean fresh feed after removal from nest or incubator. Do not overfeed mash and provide constant access to grit charcoal oyster shells and similar minerals to prevent illness and promote vitality. Avoid overcrowding moisture buildup and poor ventilation to reduce colds and disease.
A fragmented anecdote depicts a speaker named Tl and audience reactions as a bird cage inquiry and a bird’s fate are humorously woven in. The scene ends with a cat incident and a whispered clue about a character named Willie.
An advertisement claims Red Cross Ball Blue prevents rust spots from inferior bluing. It urges readers to try the product and see the results.
Bobby contemplates stealing a donkey seen in a nearby field and worries about feeding it while TF is away. A contrasting couple argues over memory and affection, noting neglect of gifts like bonbons, bouquets, and theater tickets.
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