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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1917
Page
7
The article discusses designing a cost effective single family dwelling focused on small families. It advises planning a house one third smaller than initial estimates to maximize quality of materials and workmanship and outlines features of exterior and interior design including a broad low roof, beveled siding, extended porch, living room with fireplace, dining room with buffet, and second floor bedrooms with a long hallway for privacy.
Missouri college guidance stresses clean mold-free grain and balanced mash to prevent digestive disease and optimize laying. Proper housing, limited daily grain, and a self-feeding dry mash reduce labor while letting birds self-regulate intake.
A fragment reports a man named Redd needing to buy his wife a limousine at a cost of 3500 dollars to replace a costly body, with Greene noting the expense.
The Nebraska Lincoln poultry department outlines a winter feeding plan for laying hens. Mornings begin with Scratch feed of cracked corn kafir wheat oats barley to keep birds scratching for food. A mid morning sprouted oats, cabbage mangels and alfalfa provide variety. Noon offers a light wet mash with skim milk and a cornmeal bran middlings oats meat meal corn gluten. Afternoon includes a liberal grain feed and a five oclock night ration. Electric lights extend the day from five am to four pm to boost production. A dry mash, grit oyster shell and charcoal are available for free access alongside trough-fed rations.
Keep the poultry house clean at all times and ensure equipment is removable for easy cleaning. Use a good disinfectant around roosts and nests occasionally and whitewash the house thoroughly at least once a year. A clean house is a paying investment.
Feather pulling or eating troubles many flocks especially in fall and winter when birds are crowded and inactive. Remove the offending hen, provide exercise and protein rich foods, and use bitter ointments or tobacco solutions to deter the habit.
A North American egg laying test finds green feed, while beneficial, is not essential for high winter production. Hens on bulky green feed lay less than those on concentrated dry feeds, suggesting high power supplements are needed for peak egg output.
Report notes Cholly deviates from his former correct attire as observers see him lying down on his getup. The remarks suggest a shift in grooming and presentation attracting attention.
A portly diner expresses astonishment at the waiter’s memory for a long order. The waiter reveals he remembered nearly all items on the bill except the olives, hinting at a humorous miscount and a playful dialect.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent box solution to cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove sour food and foul gas, and expel constipated waste. It claims the product works while you sleep with no gripe or sickness and can prevent headaches biliousness coated tongue indigestion and sour stomach.
A playful dialogue shows a hopeful mood as one person apologizes for missing a kiss while the other reassures that future chances will come. The exchange emphasizes optimism and affection in a light, domestic moment.
The ad claims Green's August Flower relieves indigestion nervousness and liver torpor. It cites widespread stomach complaints and low spirits, promoting 25 cent trial bottles and 75 cent family sizes from G. G. Green Woodbury New Jersey with ads also listing Australia and Toronto.
A discussion on premature aging linked to kidney damage and uric acid buildup. Advises lightening kidney work by drinking plenty of water and taking Anuric before meals, noting Anuric is available at drug stores and is more potent than lithia for dissolving uric acid.
A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims a teaspoonful can relieve constipation and stomach upsets, with warnings to check the tongue for a coating and to keep a bottle on hand for future illnesses.
A female journalist questions a man about recurring injuries in a local quarrel. The exchange hints at a domestic dispute as the other party is suspected of violence. The woman editor pivotally asks if the injuries involve her husband.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a physician’s prescription that treats kidney liver and bladder issues and uric acid related rheumatism. It urges readers to buy a bottle or send ten cents for a sample while noting the product’s tested record and urging mention of the paper.
A fragment reflects dialogue between two people about love and testing feelings. The quirky exchange mentions Jack and a pet, exploring curiosity and affection in a brief, domestic moment.
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