Indiana Prohibition Party names Vayhinger for senator
Indianapolis reports Diana State News that Calla J. Vayhinger of Upland was nominated by the Indiana Prohibition Party for United States senator at its Indianapolis convention. Rev. C. O. M. Kroft of Indianapolis was chosen for governor and the platform favors a League of Nations and a world court to settle disputes.
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Poultry Cackles On Brooder Safety and Care
The article advises securing chicks under a hover with a board or wire frame, then gradually removing the guard by day four. Watch for chilling and huddling, allow outdoor ground access when weather permits, cull weak stock early, and disinfect brooders at least yearly or after disease.
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For Success with Poultry From Stock to Supreme Farm Flocks
The article argues that success in poultry depends on using standardbred stock rather than mongrels. Good stock, especially general purpose breeds like Plymouth Rock Wyandotte and Rhode Island Red, yields better eggs and meat, uniform quality, and higher owner pride leading to better care.
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Injurious Little Red Mite Attacks Hens in Henhouses
The little red mite saps the vitality of hens by feeding on their blood. Hens die or are nearly eaten, and cannot lay eggs unless their vitality remains. Vitality and mites cannot exist in the same henhouse.
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Feeds for Young Chickens
Instructions advise feeding young chickens minimally to satisfy their appetite and encourage exercise. Only at the evening meal should they be given as much as they want.
Tommy in Camp Punishment Debate as Junior Officer Speaks
A junior officer sentences a recruit first for seven days confinement. The sergeant-major protests, the officer relents to fourteen days, and the recruit jokes that he will get twenty one days as he is no horfficer but a haudioneer.
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Skeptical friend and Grower clash over flying machine remarks
A skeptical friend challenges Mr Grower about the flying machine, noting past predictions of failure. Grower concedes that the device has not yet proven comfortable or peaceful for him, reflecting mixed verdicts on early aviation.
Fashions From Paris Stir Talk On Stocking Trends
A lighthearted note quotes a husband and a judge discussing Paris fashion whispers about ladies skipping stockings. The banter highlights social curiosity and evolving style amid consumer cost questions.
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Zeb Banks on What a Million Would Do
A bayman crowd in an oyster shack on Great South Bay discuss how they would spend a million dollars. Zeb Banks, known as a ne’er do well, finally says he would pay off his debts as far as it would go.
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Farm Dispute Sparks Quiet Workplace Talk
Farmer Corntessel notes a hired man’s dwindling effort and fear of becoming unpopular with other workers. The exchange centers on perceived commitment and the value of continued hard work on the farm.
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