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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
2
The dialogue follows Master Thoughtfulness reacting to troubling events as a girl endures alleged cruelty. Characters discuss a boy and girl, control, and moral judgment amid a voyage to a place called the House of Secrets. Tensions rise over a woman whose actions prompt contemplation of punishment and mercy, with memory of a battered child and a questioning stance on blame.
A fragmentary critique condemns affected show of interest and lively ardor in a text or performance. The tone blames those who pretend passion while lacking real vitality, noting the weariness created by feigned enthusiasm and insincere expressions.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the memo to Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders notes that humane care and intelligent farm contact ensure high quality stock. It champions honesty, culture, and kinship with better stock types, urging ongoing refinement and ethical practices.
The article notes that cattle and corn progress, along with religion, mark the most advanced communities where intelligent stock farming is common. It cites U.S. Department of Agriculture recommendations for future livestock industry growth, urging improvements like discarding inferior animals, strengthening organizations, pooling when needed in buying and marketing, disease fighting, supporting youth programs, and aligning producer prices with consumer markets.
A Virginia farm participates in the Better Stock campaign overseen by the U S Department of Agriculture. The owner states he castrates inferior and surplus hogs and keeps only stock of superior breeding. He reports castrating 26 in one day and notes three yearling boars worthy of breeding after selection.
A fragmented note discusses oats as hog feed, noting oats are cheaper than corn by about half. It weighs whether to include oats if hogs move slowly or load is heavy, but recommends relying mainly on corn and tankage, aiming for two or three parts corn to one part oats and at least a quarter pound of tankage per day.
Farmers are urged that even well cared for ewes need ample exercise. Adequate movement prevents dullness and improves well being. An effective method is to place rough feed away from sheds each day, encouraging the flock to forage and move naturally.
In the text the reader is urged not to shun roughage for brood sows. It warns against inferior foods that are not nutritious or free from waste. It notes that sows may resist poor diets and could suffer digestive issues leading to loss.
An instructional piece on packing school lunches and ensuring child nutrition. It discusses practical packing tips, bread variety, use of parchment and wax papers, and safe handling for warm or dusty conditions. It notes simple boxes can beat heavy compartmented kits and emphasizes cleanliness and fresh foods.
Heavier paper towels and parchment may be bought in bulk at low prices. If lunches are not served, add a napkin of paper or cloth to each desk. Crepe napkins are inexpensive when cut into fringed squares. Pack lunches by wrapping and grouping items in separate parcels to keep them neat and compact.
A U.S. Department of Agriculture bulletin describes turning a dry goods box into a bread rising box. It details sizing, shelves, galvanized iron liner, air vents, a thermometer, kerosene lamp heating, and moisture management to keep dough at 80 to 88 degrees F for quicker rise.
The piece argues that a child's health and vigor reflect diet quality. If children appear strong, well developed, and energetic, their food agrees with them. signs of restlessness or illness with no disease require a mother to reassess diet and adjust to improve nutrition.
The fragment discusses prunes baked best in the oven and adding baking powder to fudge for creaminess. It recommends a gentle method for tubule potatoes, soaking briefly before baking, and mentions an aluminum pan mixed with herbs ammonia and water applied with a soft brush.
Poultry experts from the Agriculture Department advise supplying green feeds to hens in confinement and during winter. Use sprouted oats alfalfa meal and chopped greens along with cabbages and mangel beets. keep yards clean by rotating staller sections and planting quick growing greens. Oyster shell and grit should be available constantly. hens consume about two pounds shell and one pound grit per year.
The article cautions poultry raisers against housing many hens and pullets together in cold weather. It notes hens will lay well if yarded and well cared for, whether confined or free range, but warns against crowding during winter and emphasizes balanced feeding rather than forcing egg production.
A read imperfect note stresses that confined hens need ample feeding to boost vitamin intake. It warns against poor quality scraps and suggests specific feeds. The fragment hints at vitamin-rich options aiding fowl health and egg production.
An old newspaper snippet lists assorted local businesses and classes in Salt Lake City including a welding and repair shop, a business college, barber college, embroidery shop, artist materials, and an art company. The fragment reads like an advertisement catalog with names, addresses, and service offerings.
A Utah company seeks partners to take a two thirds share in an automotive equipment dealer network. Requires mental work and $17,000 investment per partner. Located in Utah with expansion plans across Idaho Nevada and beyond. Contact Lkinson Advent III Company Box 1413 Tanke City Utah for details.
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