23 May 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Pocahontas County Sun
Location
Laurens, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
1
A stray OCR fragment mentions feeding trials for growing chicks with green dope and late stage patterns. Key terms include feed, growing chicks, and potential notes on aged birds and et cetera, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
A fragmented notice discusses keeping chickens in small bare yards and feeding them with cracked corn and bone, noting rough handling and the need for careful feed. It mentions the birds should have a good roost and hygiene.
Unclear OCR text describes British and allied actions in Mesopotamia and pursuit toward Dortheard. Mention of Turkish forces and disrupted lines appears amid garbled names and phrases without coherent events.
Markets report mixed cattle and hog quotes with prices for steers, yearlings, and hogs. A long wartime notice covers mail for prisoners of war and sugar production restrictions affecting manufacturers, rationed essentials, and bartered goods with dates and locations.
Bob Ellison, a young man, pursues Maggie Rose amid social dances and memory of a past longing for Magdelene. He searches in vain through a decaying directory and public phone booths, hoping for the debutante who enthralled him at a party, while Maggie Rose vanishes and reappears in new surroundings.
A fragment describes cinemas in Muravis Liberia at the capital Fepulie including a cinema in the house of representatives. It notes two evening showings attended by the president and mentions a controversial scene on the Aretic circle. The report also references Petroghet by Laplanders and a global distribution theme with multiple cinemas and ticket prices.
The article discusses ancient art showing reed pipes and blowing devices dating back over 5 000 years. It notes depictions on Mastaba of Tit at Memphis with figures blowing into mouths and the use of blown glassware beads and bottles in that era.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a speaker chiding a girl not to show sympathy for a gray-haired office boy. The other voice dismisses the concern, noting the man is content with his lot. No clear names or dates present.
A fragmented excerpt discusses poultry care and cleanliness, describing steps for feather removal and skinning, as well as coop sanitation. It mentions tools, processing order, and the goal of producing clean, market-ready birds while avoiding spoilage and disease.
The readable text reads like a garbled note about a minuet and saving speed but lacks clear facts. No identifiable people places organizations or events are present in the legible portions.
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