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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
6
J Taylor of Rutgers urges clean brood houses and proper space to curb crowding. Maintain frequent cleaning after week four and supply adequate feeding equipment and water fountains to prevent starvation and ensure growth.
A historic chicken care note explains signs of roup with watery eyes and nasal mucus, then describes squeezing mucus from the nostrils, injecting disinfectants or roup cure, and packing with iodine-moistened cotton. It advises to cull badly decayed birds, or lance lumps if heads are in good condition, and assess treatment value by bird worth and timing.
A historical bulletin emphasizes early chick care and portable brooder houses. It promotes a small movable unit not exceeding 8 by 12 feet, clean feeding practice, fresh supplies, gradual diet changes, and adequate ventilation. It highlights gas burner options and the value of direct sunlight in farm brooding.
The Utah Legislature pushes bills and resolutions in the 1930 session including plans for Boulder Dam related funding and Colorado River commission. Measures cover school funding, education equalization, tax and licensing reforms, university expansion, prison needs, and infrastructure with both houses advancing numerous bills and joint resolutions.
A historical note explains the Solar System travels about 1000 miles per day toward the Hercules Lyra boundary. Distances to stars vary, so no fixed arrival time can be set. Observations have not tracked long enough to determine if the sun moves in a straight or curved path.
A mother and father shield their child during an evening rush hour crush at a central subway station. Passengers cram into cars and a transit worker helps push people along as the boy calmly smiles, saying they can’t hurt him.
Fragmentary reflection notes how sages Solon Lycurgus Socrates railed against perfume excess. The perfume shop became a smart world rendezvous guiding taste, with various essences claimed to aid memory and judgment for social outings and bites.
The Lap tribéasin region of Norway suffered heavy losses as about half of the local reindeer herd, over 2000 animals, were driven to sea while crossing to the mainland. Officials report the herd must swim across narrow channels, but swift currents and draft have dragged many out to sea during attempts.
The article notes more people fly now and argues that despite many accidents in reports, flying is becoming increasingly safe. It states mishaps are less frequent relative to aircraft numbers and that air travel is as safe today as other common forms of travel.
Advice urges drinking more water to flush acids and toxins from the kidneys and bladder. It recommends four ounces of a herbal Salts solution each morning to stimulate sluggish kidneys, stop irritation, and prevent further problems.
The fragment notes a discussion about Schmidt with phrases claiming he opened a shop recently and a conflicting assertion that he was caught. It appears as a terse local record or letter excerpt from Blaetter in Munich with no clear event or date.
A wild horse swam into the sea off Le Araroa New Zealand evading two Maori chasers. The animal was sighted far from shore late at night and, by nine the next morning, landed and escaped inland.
Barbers union invited, student barbers provided free haircuts to thirty needy pupils at the barbers' school in Santiago. The effort offered by the union ran over one day, with the principal coordinating the event.
The fragment presents a humorous pair of stage voices discussing voice, face, and fortune. A rough soubrette jokes that poverty is not a crime, but fears becoming a receiver if bankrupt. The excerpt hints at social pretensions and comic self reflection.
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