Illinois News Nuggets Digest Summary
Fifty five cars burned in the L. C. Bayless garage at Benton with damage estimated at $75,000. Officers cannot search a house without a warrant. Various local topics include a model village for orphaned children near Moline, milk pasteurization plant directory in Hicksville, possible Illinois Central line changes, and intercollegiate debates for University of Illinois women in Champaign.
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L. C. Bayless
Benton
Judge Finger
Illinois
Mississippi River
Moline
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Hicknvis
Wlinois Central
Scales Mound
Dubuque
Galena
University of Illinois
Indiana
Champaign
Thomas Munkley
Stockton
Dickinson
Len Small
Waukegan
Claire Co. Adwards
Small
DeKalb Couity
Degestaration
CG. R. Miller
State Department of Public Works
Chicago
Colonel Miller
Marquette Cement Company
la Salle
Tinosean
Spernking
Wol Burleson
Agronomy
The
State University
Tne
Kankakee
Mercer
Tinos
Pdear
Pike
Burleson
Department of
Poland
Greece
Trehind
Poultry Choices For Farms Aimed At Profit And Adaptation
The article surveys farm poultry options including turkeys ducks geese and guinea fowl and their fit to different farm environments It notes geese are strong fat producers ducks excel with ponds while turkeys aid insect control and mast feeding supports their market timing Pigeons are limited to grain and squab may suit urban backyards with lofts.
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Newman
Susie Wolf
Freeburg
St. Chur County
First National Bank of
Steeleville
Fie
St. Louis
Alton
First State Bank of
Lyndon
A. R. Buazzell
Springfield
Andrew Russel
Joliet Imestone
United States
Montgomery
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Chicago
Metropolitan
Department of Farm Mechanics
University of Illinois
E. W. Lehmann
Appellate Court of the Second District
Emmerson
Joliet Chamber of Commerce
Justice Partlow
Adt
Illinois
F. M. Simpson
Illinois Agricultural Association
Producers Live Stock Commission Association
Hast St. Louis
Farmer-Owned Marketing Corporation
Thaeas
Uline
Wissete Co
Wisconsin
Beloit
United States Department of Agriculture
Turkey
Pigs Should Be Worm Treated After Weaning
Pigs should be treated for worms immediately after weaning with a possible second dose two weeks later. After treatment, place on good alfalfa clover or rape pasture and feed grain to stay thrifty, reducing worm trouble with proper timing and care.
Substitutes for Sprouted Oats in Poultry Feed
Farmers lacking oats sprouter time can mix soft mush with fine clover or alfalfa leaves found on the hay mow floor to substitute green food for laying hens. This provides a practical substitute for sprouted oats in poultry diets.
Milk Campaign Boosts Sales and Nutrition Across States
The dairy education program by the USDA and land grant colleges increased milk and dairy product use in 11 states across 15 cities and 4 counties with gains from 3.5 to 385 percent and an average rise of 76 percent. Nutrition improved as malnutrition fell from 80 percent to 15 percent in Kansas City after campaigns and health instruction.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Intel
Kansas City
Madison
Wis
Wheeling
W. Var
Seattle
Wash
Greenville
Ss. C
Akron
Warren Q
Winston-Salem
California Fig Syrup Advertisement Venerates Health
A vintage ad touts California Fig Syrup as a universal fixer for constipated or ill children. It promises gentle cleansing of the liver and bowels within hours and urges mothers to use the genuine product sold by druggists with age specific directions.
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California
What's your name Private Fairleigh
A dispatch from the American Legion Weekly recalls a World War II era drill in which an officer demands Private Fairleigh spell his name. The soldier correctly repeats the letters with added honorifics, demonstrating discipline and military courtesy in formal address.
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Fairleigh
American Legion Weekly
Bayer Aspirin Instructions Ad Rights and Safety Label
An advertisement urges taking aspirin only as directed by Bayer and following package directions. It highlights the Bayer Cross as a mark of genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over twenty-one years.
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Bayer
Different Reasons. Movie Sign and Household Quips
A pair of brief newspaper quips discuss why girls leave home on Monday. The Chicago Evening Post notes a "Why Girls Leave Home Monday" line about wash day, while the Boston Transcript cites a "dear girl" leaving home Monday for Bargain day as a possible reason.
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Chicago Evening Post
Boston Transcript
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New York
Netherland
Rhode Island
TED Chick Watcheries
Hotland
Mickigzs
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