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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1947
Page
6
The guide explains a step by step method for humane slaughter of turkeys and fowl. It covers pre-slaughter feeding, hanging by shackles, and using a killing knife with a precise throat cut followed by blood drainage and feather loosening.
Agricultural notes cover livestock housing and feeding specs for cattle and calves, sheep health during gestation, and lice control. Recommendations include bunk heights, trough lengths, and a three foot wide grain bank. emphasis on weight gain in ewes and milk on sows. A note warns about winter sheep losses from pregnancy diseases and advises lice control with powdered DDT and reapplication intervals.
Simple wooden feeders designed by a Washington State college enable efficient feeding. Built at low cost, these feeders serve 100 chicks for their first 10 days, reducing waste and saving feed.
A new insect poison named synklor is described as four times as potent as DDT against pests including roaches ants moths and carpet beetles. The compound is also claimed effective on grasshoppers German roaches weevils aphids lice and ticks.
Odd helpful tip appears to mix craft patterns with a holiday gift idea. The ad touts a cloth doll pattern with articulated limbs alongside a retail pitch for Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert tobacco as Christmas gifts. It presents a greeting card not required and emphasizes holiday wrapping and friendly reception.
At Sumatra funerals a life sized wooden female doll on a wheeled platform performs tricks via operator cards. The doll dances to placate spirits, then embraces mourners with arms around them, bowing and shedding tears during the gesture.
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