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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1916
Page
6
The North Carolina state board of health notes only about one in twenty enjoy whole health. Many live half well, half unwell due to poor habits, overindulgence at meals, lack of exercise, insufficient rest, and failing to order daily life toward healthful routines.
In the Washington Star, Mr. Whiffetree Daw son testifies that a mixup occurred with a person named Dida Misteb Pinkly. He says Pinkly stood by him just close enough to take a blow behind the ear during the incident.
A South Sea house uses a finger bowl made from half a cocoa nut shell passed to each diner. The custom predates European influence and is valued for practicality and beauty, though bowls are discarded and replaced daily with fresh ones from nearby palms.
The Detroit Free Press quotes a remark about a golfer named Brown and his memory lapses on the course. A memory teacher is joked about teaching him lessons from cn memory. The speaker notes Brown forgot about twenty strokes from a past round.
A small wooden box with one side removed forms a slanting hopper and bottom trough for dry mashes. Overfeeding dry mash can fatten hens, so mix with wheat and grain and let birds work for their feed. Exercise is essential for egg production, and heavy breeds like Orpingtons should be limited to prevent laziness.
The Scientific American describes a poultry wing holder invented by R Nyce of Lansdale Pennsylvania. The device grip s and restrains a fowl s wings to allow uniform dusting with a germicide.
A description of a spring clip mechanism used to engage fowl wings when folded. The device includes a locking clip member that can be positioned to secure the wings, enabling the clip to hold the wings in place.
Fragmented notes advise keeping eggs in a cool well ventilated place to preserve moisture and germ health. Do not stack eggs. incubate only after a short resting period and avoid turning unless necessary.
The article urges land agents to present propositions to Eastern buyers, noting expected settlement openings of 12,000 irrigated acres in the Big Horn Basin near Powell Wyoming, steady Mondell land claims in Central and Northeast Wyoming, and booming mining near Black Will. It highlights North Platte Valley, Western Nebraska, and Eastern Colorado as top livestock and dairying areas, urging commercial clubs to promote regional development and offering assistance in locating settlers and investors.
A tale recalls harmony through shared effort as a master notes that Dick and Billy pulled together for twenty years. The servant asserts the horses’ joint work and loyalty. the story emphasizes teamwork and mutual care across time.
A clipped remark suggests deception around compensation as a phrase "rin try" fails to convey real value. The other line notes that "Twill" contributes funds into the pay envelope, implying a discrepancy between stated and actual payments.
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