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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
6
A historical piece discusses chicks dying in the shell as a common hatchery problem. It notes causes from incubation faults to poor egg fertilization and stresses healthy hens and proper incubator use as key to high hatch rates.
The article gives guidance on hatch outcomes and incubation issues noting that shell injuries do not always reflect stock quality. It advises inspecting for problems when many chicks die in shell and adds tips on shelter planting in poultry yards and feeding chicks with mixed grains and grit.
A fragmented note discusses growing trees in poultry yards to shade chicks in summer while noting risks of tree roots and foliage feeding behavior. It highlights a belief that trees could affect chick health and meat output and mentions observed feeding temptations among fowl.
A 70 egg size electric incubator with galvanized steel outer walls and a two inch cork core provides strong durable insulation. It features a downward opening door with double glass, felted jamb, small ventilation holes, cork floor air slits, and adjustable air exchange after hatching. A hydrometer measures humidity to guide evaporation.
The remark compares chicken practices saying hatching is easier than raising, yet both become simple with correct methods. It frames a practical view on poultry work and familiar farming insight.
Castoria has gained favor with physicians medical societies and authorities for safe use. It eases stomach pains quiets nerves aids digestion and acts as a safe harmless substitute for Castor Oil. It contains no opium morpheme or narcotics and does not stupefy. Hall's Journal of Health endorses its health benefits and warns against poisoning children through ignorance.
Practical poultry circles ban feeding baby chicks wet gorn meal mash as outdated and ineffective practice.
Seasonal advice on chick rearing eggs geese and feed stresses proper brooders and incubators, and tips on cleanliness egg handling and hatch growth. It emphasizes avoiding overfeeding young chicks and using sunflower seed for flock health with advice on nest cleanliness and proper housing.
Mrs Willis and Mrs Gillis debate social prospects and marriage, noting town talk about a high society girl marrying Mr Bullet and Miss Munney marrying a river worker, describing it as an infatuation and a shock to local norms.
Ad for Marine Eye Remedy promises rapid relief for red, watery eyes with a claim of non patent medicine compounded by oculists. It emphasizes no smarting and quick action and cites Chicago company details while including a sensational quote about a stormy husband and ruling wife for periodical appeal.
An ad notes a wife brings changes in a man’s work ethic under new management and hints at expensive needs. It promotes Paxtine Antiseptic for a clean mouth and fresh breath, advertised as available at druggists or by mail order from Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, Mass.
A brief historical note presents St Francis de Sales advising that patience is aided by sweet and amiable silence. The quote underscores the power of calm restraint to ease sudden impulses. No additional context or events are provided.
Advertises Cole's Carbolisalve as a cure for burning itching and torturing skin diseases with instant burn pain relief. Claims scarless healing and offers 25 and 50 cent sizes from J W Cole & Co Black River Falls Wisconsin.
A fragment shows ad copy for Allen’s Foot Ease powder promising free samples and benefits for tired swollen feet. It also includes assorted lines on bachelor tricks and Garfield Tea claims, with scattered product mentions like Cross Ball Blue and herbal remedies.
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