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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
6
United States Department of Agriculture reports on a 30 acre Maryland field testing temporary pastures for sheep. The study finds an average of 505 grazing days per acre for a mature ewe, equating to about two sheep per acre for a 250 day season.
In a humorous fable, Mr Mouflon praises his own handsome coat and pleasant nature while arguing with Mrs Mouflon about the value of admiration. He insists admiration should be earned not forced and seeks praise to match his status among wild sheep.
Three key factors guide selecting cows for baby beef. Cows should show beef blood with two to three crosses, avoid heavy dairy blood, and typically weigh 900 pounds or more when thriving. Frame size matters more than weight, and cows must milk enough to keep calves fat until weaning. Consider constitution, breeding uniformity, color, size, and early maturity.
A child named Jhnmy received five dollar bills for Christmas and, excited yet puzzled, sought help from his father to store the money in a sun savings tank. In his plea he asked for two jewelry dollars, showing his misunderstanding of money handling.
USDA specialists urge clean, well built poultry houses with daily maintenance to prevent disease. Provide ample grain green and dry mash with fresh water and free range. move coops to fresh grass as chicks grow. spray for lice and mites weekly. follow Circular 16 for guidance.
The piece discusses how infant death rates declined through infant specific hygiene and remedies, not adult methods. It warns mothers against using remedies like Fletcher's Castoria for themselves, emphasizing Castoria as a remedy strictly for infants and children.
Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture estimate an average backyard flock of two hens per family member yields about 20 dozen eggs per person per year. They advise striving for more, aiming for roughly one egg per day per person, which requires roughly 183 eggs per hen per year.
An orator challenges Canadians to stop wasting lumber and save forests. A man in the front row answers by saying he always uses a toothpick twice, highlighting simple daily conservation. The Toronto Telegram reports the exchange.
About fifteen million tons of coal are burned in pulverized or atomized form in the United States each year. Recent extensive reports from the British and Canadian governments examine the use of this fuel type in the United States.
A concise inquiry questions whether the work of a telephone operator qualifies as a true calling, exploring the social perception of female labor in the era's communication industries. It suggests a debate on work meaning and gender roles within early 20th century employment.
A street scene near the county courthouse shows a puzzled individual asking about divorces at Leonard Graziano's boot-shining stand. Graziano confirms, joking that lawyering up or hallway encounters are common, recalling a prior visit to the doctor and marriage license route.
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a dog nicknamed Parsnigs known for his whine. The quirky line asks why the dog has that name, reflecting a light local feature with playful tone.
Fragmentary text notes Father Time as the original wheel in origin myths. The phrasing suggests a symbolic aging figure associated with timekeeping and the passage of ages.
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