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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
10
Miss Brown arrives to take charge of Mrs. Raxon and plans to dismiss the butler. She boasts of managing a grand house in Horsham abbey and promises swift improvements. The scheme includes replacing staff and coordinating the household while keeping political matters secret from McKimber.
In a crowded salon Milman and Nita plan a rousing ruse with Bradney and Neel and Barnes to serve as footmen for a sly social play they hope will reveal Raxon and McKimber's political moves. Uncle Peter guides as talk of French furniture and diplomacy unfolds.
A young businessman writes in Smart Set Magazine that three female types deter matrimony. He cites the freedom seeking modern woman, the spendthrift daughter who would ruin finances, and the intellectual wife who pursues clubs and politics as reasons he avoids a wife.
A promoter pushes for 6000 stock certificates while a printer questions the plan. The exchange hints at a legitimate yet dubious proposition, with dialogue reflecting caution about knowledge and consequences.
University of Illinois expert John Vandervort stresses thorough pre winter cleaning for poultry houses. Remove nests roosts water dishes litter and manure scrub floors and ceilings with hot lye water then air dry before reseating fixtures and adding fresh litter. Monthly nest material replacement is advised to keep hens healthy.
As winter comes, poultry owners must select healthy pullets for winter laying. Undersized pullets waste feed, while the flock should balance two thirds pullets to one third old hens. Proper housing with ample space, about three to four square feet per bird, is vital for health and productivity, more so than vaccines.
Prevent fall troubles in poultry by removing weak birds and keeping houses dry and well ventilated. Use potassium permanganate in drinking water to act as an antiseptic and maintain flock health. curing infected birds is unreliable and risks reinfection.
The National Poultry, Butter and Egg Bulletin condemns washing eggs with water or vinegar. Treated eggs hide quality issues and fail in storage, reducing consumption when moved from coolers in fall and winter. The bulletin urges producers to stop washing eggs to preserve quality and sales.
Guidance for training young chickens to roost at eight to ten weeks to keep them clean. Suggest placing perches near the floor and one or two old hens to help the chicks settle.
A historical recipe provides a standard exterior whitewash mix. Dissolve salt and alum in hot water, add molasses, prepare lime or quicklime with water, then combine and stir vigorously for a thick cream.
German air forces achieved superiority through technical genius and industrial efficiency. New spring model planes debuted at least six months before Britain could field theirs, costing many young British pilots their lives as old machines lagged behind.
The India scholars of ancient times reportedly developed chemistry and knew hydrogen and oxygen. Do R Kokatnur traces the term chemistry to pre Christian era writings, and claims western discovery followed by about two millennia. A 16th century manuscript informed his theory.
The University of Arkansas will receive Capt. Carlos L. Von Berg’s Indian relics nine years after his death in 1918. The collection remained with his widow per his will until her death. The executor now authorizes disposition and the autographed Roosevelt photograph remains among the artifacts.
A terse exchange notes a mountain exists near town and requires a guide to reach its elusive peak. The dialogue hints the danger lies in getting there rather than the climb itself, suggesting the route is rarely found.
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