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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
7
Jno Bleumke Jr of 2558 Courtland St Chicago Illinois describes severe back and head pain along with frequent , scanty colored urine due to lumbago and kidney trouble. After using Donn's Kidney Pills he reports full recovery and urges others with kidney ailments to try the remedy.
A four year old girl named Mary cries for one of her mother’s food clubs as Mrs M- praises substitutes and bree stick pans. The scene highlights interest in corn bread crust from specific bakeware and brand baking.
An old sales notice cites Hall's Catarrh Medicine as building up the system and cleansing blood to prevent frequent colds. It claims internal action on mucous surfaces with a $100 guarantee if not cured and lists F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as makers. It adds a stray note about Japan buying army horses in Vermont.
A resident of a dead town questions progress with a sharp quip, noting clean streets but empty lives. A curious stranger challenges the claim as the exchange highlights forgotten towns and public pride without employment.
A narrator notes Professor Piggs as a learned man who appears the part and suggests he could navigate ancient law better if the city still existed. He has spent thirty or forty years in the current town, implying adaptation challenges.
Dialogue fragment shows Younger Sister defining stoicism as congratulating a fiancé while Elder Sister opines on Reginald and waxed mustaches. The piece includes a pun on waxed mustaches and a joke about trees described as "Pretty Tooke trees" and deciduous.
A foreman says the machine can do the work of a dozen men. A visitor exclaims that his wife should have married it, praising the device’s capability and efficiency.
In a terse exchange a man denies knowledge of any whisker related issue while a barber questions the victim about talking him to death in a terse, era-tinged scene.
A reflective note warns that waiting passive may make a chance pass. It suggests activeness is needed to greet an opportunity when it appears, lest it slips away while one watches time.
A man explains that a woman is the first customer to return a cigarette, prompting an in person explanation. She admits she thought to learn smoking but doubts she can manage it.
A brief literary vignette features a writer boasting about rare volumes in his private library. His companion cheekily notes that his own works are also housed there, highlighting clever wordplay on ownership and access.
Clip from the Boston Transcript quotes a wry remark about spoiled children and the irony of not having them in one’s own house.
A light exchange reveals a husband denying many callers during his wife’s absence. The wife returns from a visit and questions him about attention, prompting a terse, half-joking denial.
A dialogue features Mr. Chuggins praising music over motorist concerns. He argues no man prioritizing music could be satisfied with the tone produced by any current automobile horn. The exchange frames a clash of values between art and practical driving tools.
A brief exchange hints at a planned trip to Zigzville with a note about a scored possession total. The dialogue implies curiosity about the destination despite dull impressions.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges fall culling of unprofitable fowls to maximize net profits as feed costs rise. Emphasis on housing, sanitation, and timely management. guidance on weights and ages for winter layers to maintain steady egg production.
The text advises grinding table scraps and kitchen waste, mixing with ground grain to form a crumbly mass, and feeding to hens at noon or night for 30 to 45 minutes to ensure all are eaten and prevent spoilage.
The article explains cheap whitewash making for poultry houses. It covers interior and exterior use with quicklime slaked in water and rested for an hour, then diluted for easy brushing. A weatherproof exterior mix adds galt, zinc, skim milk, and hot water before combining.
Fall and early winter molt lasts about three months during which hens lay few eggs. Kill and eat hens as they begin to molt, replace stock with newly purchased pullets, but wait until comb changes indicate molt has begun to avoid losing eggs when they are valuable.
Observations indicate that selecting winter layers hinges on记录 pullets hatched early. Well developed early hatched pullets are the best layers, guiding breeding and culling decisions for flock productivity.
Crop of strong lambs is a vital phase of the sheep industry. It boosts profits for raisers and increases the nation’s supply of meat and wool, essential for feeding and clothing American soldiers and allied forces.
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