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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
6
The article explains a highly contagious germ causes white diarrhea in young chicks, spreading via contact or contaminated food and bedding. Healthy hens can carry the germ. infected flocks suffer rapid losses, with signs like sleepy chicks and white droppings. It recommends destroying sick chicks, cleaning and disinfecting facilities, and using disease-free eggs for hatcheries.
Direct sun light is essential for chick growth and leg strength as it aids use of feed. Outdoor sun exposure on sunny days is recommended, with minimal daily outdoor time if possible. When indoors, open windows at the bottom to let sun rays in and supplement with green forage and cod liver oil as needed.
Seed poultry yards to prevent diseases by growing dense vegetation and cleansing the soil. Use crops like alsike blue grass timothy vetch and rye plus lime to improve soil and provide green feed for spring chicks. Move brood houses to seed new ground each spring and rotate yearly to avoid contamination.
Poults should not be allowed free range until about six weeks old. Before that they belong in a closed pen about 18 inches high. They need special care during storms and should avoid grass when dew is heavy. Both hens and poults should be examined for lice and dusted twice weekly if found.
The article argues that well developed pullets profit from ample feeding and healthy housing. It states that giving birds plenty of food and good range accelerates laying onset and increases output, especially when egg prices are high, compared with birds left to fend for themselves.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as a scented economical option for face skin baby and dusting needs. It positions Cuticura as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap Ointment and Talcum and claims superiority over other perfumes.
A New York World correspondent reports that shifting female fashion drives a jewelry slump. Women favor pearls or imitations, causing ornate pendants and brooches to fall from favor while Birmingham jewelry leaders note fewer gold watch wristlets and fewer rings per woman.
Public notices from druggists highlight Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as effective for kidney issues. An insurance physician says many applicants are rejected due to undetected kidney trouble, emphasizing the product’s touted success. Offer to test with a sample bottle for ten cents.
Hearst editor Luck Ray Long argues luck is only 5 percent of life while the rest is character and effort. He cites Sam Harris the theatrical producer to illustrate that a man who masters medicine and Europe and five languages can still be a waiter if the outcome doesn’t match his abilities.
James B. Duke and George Eastman gave 65 million dollars to the American people. George Jay Gould, arriving from France, said such gifts dispel cynicism and contrasted French farmers’ skepticism with American generosity.
Workers lay cement pipes from the Yasinen to Malilla as Spain ends long control of water. City officials hope to provide drinking and hygienic water to inhabitants soon.
Most canaries sold in the United States are bred in Germany though wartime imports from domestic breeders supported markets. A recent shipment numbered 8 000 and birds consumed 4 000 pounds of seed on the voyage with four attendants needed aboard to care for them.
A terse interaction features the line I know a very good story but perhaps I have told it to you before followed by You certainly haven't signaling a playful tension. The exchange hints at memory or revealed wit within a restrained dialogue.
A solitary man caught in the rain loses interest in gleaming orations and the hope of silvered phrases. His mood shifts toward simplicity as the weather dampens his appetite for ornate speech.
Mrs. Emil O Brandenburg of Milwaukee reports severe weakness and headaches last year. After four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and weight and now does all her housework, weighing 118 pounds and recommending the tonic to friends.
Mine Randoin of the French Institute of Hygiene asserts oysters rapidly cure scurvy and with lemon juice form an ideal remedy for dyspepsia. She cites experiments with guinea pigs and claims the combination is richer than most foods.
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