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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
7
A chaotic exchange in a suburban town over a poultry purchase leads to misunderstanding and a request to fetch a replacement for yesterday. The shopkeeper and customer clash over a phrase misheard as a joke. The miscommunication escalates into a humorous, muddled scene.
An old guide promotes a hopper feeding system to lower labor and feeding losses in poultry. It stresses a well balanced ration and consistent access to food, noting improvements in growth and body development for growing chicks when using the hopper method. It also warns against excessive or uneven feeding and emphasizes steady supply and proper composition.
Fragmentary text describes corneal anesthesia and goat fodder details, with references to poultry, husbandry, and construction notes. It mentions 182 pound measurements, 16 or 20 inch pimude goats, and labor implications for a draft teepe.
The article discusses soil fertility through crop rotation and manures including clover and manure. It notes the limits of rotation alone and questions the necessity of phosphate or potash fertilizers, highlighting the availability of organic matter and balanced nutrients for steady soil nutrition.
The article advises careful brood mare management ahead of foaling during harsh weeks. Emphasizes abundant clean water, consistent feed with oats and bran, and keeping the mare in a clean stall at night. Warns against corn and advises easing movement during severe cold to prevent stress on the animal.
An odd text describes pig care emphasizing separate pens and troughs to prevent older hogs from stealing food. It advises small troughs near resting areas, clean openings for piglets to enter, and careful feeding to avoid fattening or trampling. It notes the need for green food and proper housing.
A fragmentary account describes farm youths loading hay and instructing a driver to proceed. The text references a hay wagon, a haystack, and a leader guiding operations while quirky phrases signal confusion and effort.
In an Omaha Neb meeting room, a great detective questioned suspects during the annual gathering of the American National Jewelers Association. A silver watch vanished then was recovered after the examiner found it in a pocket, revealing the thief’s attempt at a staged removal during the proceedings.
A brief, somewhat garbled farm note describes a tramp loading hay on a wagon bed. The text mentions involvement with a truck and river road, with reference to a hay loading surface and movement of the front end.
Heat 18 outlines simple poultry yard rules. Kept clean nests and perches, gather eggs twice daily, store in a cool dry place, and confine together with regular exercises. The advice emphasizes costless steps to improve productivity and welfare.
In Jinmmond, Indiana, a heated garnishment dispute stalled in Bellands court at Indiana Harbor. Lawyers Satie and Marcus Morachonville argued over trial timing as the judge refused to pause, allowing the proceedings to proceed with the belligerents present. The atmosphere grew tense as the case moved forward.
A brief note urges attention to animal health in pine surroundings guiding readers to maintain welfare, hygiene, and vaccination as part of countryside care.
A New York correspondent reports a tense courtroom moment as Megletrate Hrotel’s rulings draw objections. The exchange features sharp questions from counsel, with the judge urged to limit remarks to the case at hand while preserving decorum.
Binaat b. Uteknell, national director of the American Red Cross, reports from New York on European relief efforts. He notes supplies and aid for Belgian and Polish civilians as Germany occupies regions, stressing urgency and the need to bolster support for affected families and refugees.
Mrs A L Crawford Medfield Massachusetts states that after doctors failed to help with Bright’s disease her health declined but after taking Dodd’s Kidney Pills she gradually improved and was cured. The ad claims kidney pills priced 50 cents per bottle and promotes other Dodd’s remedies.
A garbled passage hints at a strained marriage or romance issue with mentions of love and trying to separate. The fragment suggests conflict between individuals possibly named Mims and another partner, but lacks clear context or complete facts.
A fragmentary ad promises pimples clear with a mail sample offer from Hoox and Culleure products. It mentions ointment and soap and appeals to readers to mail for a postcard address. No clear dates or full names are provided.
A Lackawanna reader recalls misery from female ailments and credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health after childbirth. The ad touts the product as a standard remedy and invites letters to the company in confidential fashion.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a speaker asking about hay fever remedies and pollen. A girl nearby holds a copy of a book, and characters mutter about money and buses, revealing a chaotic, humorous street scene amid confused chatter.
A fragmented, old style gossip snippet notes Frésh Sturt and mentions Danison's Coffee. The text references domestic trouble, talk of men away from home, and suggests trying a coffee to cope with rumors. The passage is garbled but centers on social chatter and beverages.
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