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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1918

Page

6

Pan German Plot to Dominate World Warns of Balkan Reach

A detailed critique claims a Pan German scheme spans from Hamburg to Bagdad. It argues Austria Hungary must be subordinated to Prussia, creating a Mittel Europa and a world empire. The piece cites Hapsburg indivisibility, Slavic rights suppression, and fears of Balkan and Turkish domination under German influence.

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Hatch Early Chick Business Guidance for Beginners

The article advises hatch early to meet national poultry needs and outlines best practices for day old chicks. It emphasizes starting hatchings from February in the South to March 1 in the North, completing by May 1, and warns urban keeping and space limitations. It covers brooders, hens, and the need for separate grassy or green-feed plots.

Department of Agriculture State Agriculture Collepes

Petro-chemical spray kills mites in poultry tests

Entomologists from the United States Department of Agriculture report that a few thorough applications of crude petroleum to the water destroy mites in a large series of insecticide tests. The findings suggest a practical method for controlling mite infestations.

United States Department of Agriculture

Characteristics of Poultry Breeds Featured for Meat and Laying

The pamphlet compares meat, laying, and general purpose poultry breeds. Brahma is noted as the largest and hardiest meat breed, while Dorking and Cornish offer distinct advantages in meat quality and hardiness. Plymouth Rock, Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red, and Orpington are highlighted for their suitability across general purposes, with selection guided by local climates and goals.

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Grain sorghums for fowls feed in poultry industry

The Agriculture Department highlights grain sorghums especially Blackhull kafir as a nutritious, easily fed poultry feed. In 1908 over 100 firms produced about 30 000 tons of poultry feeds, with kafir seed contributing roughly 10 000 tons. Demand remains steady and imports occur when crops are short.

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Keep Chicken House Clean to Fight Mites

Mites are small red spiderlike parasites in the chicken house feeding on hens at night. Keep the house clean, paint roosts, and spray the interior with kerosene oil or coal tar disinfectants to control them.

Practice of Soiling on Dairy Farms

The text discusses soiling as a beneficial practice on dairy farms, noting it helps supplement green summer pasture whose quantity and quality can be unreliable. It highlights advantages for maintaining feed supply during variable pasture conditions.

Amusing Language Mixups At Dinner And Train Station

A dinner guest compliments a neighbor’s wife as homely in English, sparking amusement from language gaps. A German hotel keeper, after a train ride, posts a sign mixing English and German to remind guests to collect their packages. The sign reads Wait Look Have you anything left conveying the misfusion.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad and Scottish Humor Excerpt

A mixed clippings item discusses Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming internal action through the blood to cure catarrh and appeals to testers with testimonials. It also includes a brief Robert Burns dinner tale by Harry Lauder noting local pronunciation quirks with Sawms and Spasms.

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Why Bald 90 Young Dandruff Cure Advert

An advertisement promotes Cuticura as a remedy for dandruff and dry scalp with instructions to rub the Ointment into the scalp and follow with Cuticura Soap shampoo. Free sample address given as Cuticura Dept. Boston. Available at druggists or by mail Soap 25 Cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents.

Dept Boston

Not a Hero Tale From a Vague Morning Exchange

A fragment describes an office encounter where a man claimed British tank service to obtain a dollar. The narrator reflects that the man later confessed he had only helped paint the tank before it left the factory.

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New Question Department Fails to Answer

A terse exchange notes the new question department does not respond as expected. The dialogue implies frustration with a system unable to provide replies.

Transvaal Mines Largest Explosive Consumers Worldwide

In peaceful times the Transvaal mines stand as the world’s biggest buyers of explosives, reflecting broad mining activity and demand across the region.

Transvaal

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