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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1920

Page

6

Best Food to Fatten Fowl Mixes Outperform Single Grains

Mixed grains including oats and corn ground together fatten fowl of any age more than a single grain. Buckwheat and wheat add variety but less fattening. Chickens thrive on varied feed and skim milk boosts flavor color and texture of dressed meat. Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and Wyandottes are rapid gainers, able to gain one to one and a half pounds in three weeks with these rations.

Plymouth

Feeding Fowls Damaged Grain Guidance From USDA

United States Department of Agriculture specialists advise caution when feeding damaged grain to poultry. If used only in small amounts on free range and not moldy or musty, the risk of injury is minimized, with extra care for corn and cornmeal which spoil easily.

United States Department of Agriculture

Green Bone Good for Hens

Green cut bone from butchers serves as a fresh substitute for beef scrap when fed to hens. Feed in small quantities, about half an ounce per bird, in a trough every other day. Discontinue or reduce if loose stools persist. spoiled green cut bone can cause severe bowel trouble.

United States Department of Agriculture

Trap Nesting for Laying Hens Benefits and Goals

The article argues trap-nesting laying hens to tame birds and boost egg production. It asserts it provides knowledge on individual traits, a basis for breeding utility, eliminates non productive hens, and adds mechanical precision to flock management decisions.

White Birds Gaining Favor In Poultry Notes

White Rocks White Wyandottes White Reds and Rhode Island Whites emerge as top eye producers with White Leghorns leading the white bird achievements in the poultry notes.

Rhode Island

Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief

Advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound for instant relief from colds and grippe. A dose every two hours relieves nasal congestion headaches fever and sneezing, with three doses often ending symptoms. It costs only a few cents and contains no quinine. Also a humorous ad exchange about inheritance and a will.

Pape

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Help Rheumatism

An advertisement claims rheumatism stems from kidney poisoning and urges immediate use of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It promises to cleanse kidneys and urinary tract, ease related pains, and restore organs to health, warning that only the genuine product works.

Haarlem

Old Man Ludendorff and a Cucumber Tale

Playwright Avery Hopwood recalls a humorous anecdote about a spendthrift with two cucumbers destined for his rich old uncle. The piece also notes the 1869 death of American Admiral Stewart, noted for battles against French privateers and the British in 1812, grandfather of Charles Parnell.

Ludendorff Avery Hopwood Admiral Stewart Charles Parnell

Quotations on learning and warning for men

A reflective saying asserts that even small learning can curb danger while strong imagination misleads. It also notes that some husbands will be exposed for their sins, suggesting moral reckoning soon.

Landscape Spoilers and The League of Nations Tax

Mr Growcher compares certain people to street repair crews who are essential yet greet their departure. The dialogue hints at a tax on speech and patience, joking that even talk about the League of Nations wears thin.

Mr. Growcher League of Nations

Taxes rise and advice grows cheaper since ancient times

The fragment notes taxes are higher and advice cheaper than in the era of Adam and Eve, suggesting a comparison between modern fiscal burdens and primordial simplicity.

Suit Yourself

A brief dialogue fragment shows a humorous exchange about chicken choices with casual slang and a joking tone. No clear event, people, or location is specified beyond the kitchen table banter.

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