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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
2
A cobbled column with rural quips discusses licenses, dating from a period of price shifts in meat and whiskey. It cautions readers on legal fines for hunting without a license and notes trusts influencing costs. The piece imagines oysters shipped in tins with ice under inspector seal.
The article argues that buying locally teaches merchants to better serve customers and informs buyers that home goods often cost less when the full cost is considered. It notes that more goods and services are purchased locally, strengthening buyer seller understanding and trust.
A Dublin Georgia resident writes that his eighty three year old mother thrives on electric bitters for two years. He claims excellent appetite strength and general debility improvements in females and even weak children. The advertisement guarantees relief for stomach and kidney troubles through Ragerdrag.
The Standard Oil Company distributes a thirty page pamphlet to win public favor. It offers excuses for its conviction in Judge Landis' court and portrays itself as injured and innocent. The piece argues it would be better if the firm were honest in business and allowed to compete fairly.
The Times Star of Wabash marks its twelfth year with editor W. H. Sharpe at the helm. Despite political ties, he stands for the people against party ring domination, earning praise for steering policy wisely.
In Winona two students attempted a snipe hunting prank on a classmate last week. The trick went wrong as the principals got lost and stayed out all night while the victim quit before midnight and returned home.
Rev M J Harrington of Defenuece Ohio delivered a popular Ben Hur lecture last evening to a well patronized audience. The talk noted the story's pathos and faith in Christ and announced tonight’s illustrated lecture titled In His steps or What Would Jesus do designed for universal understanding.
A Kansas man from Oodell, Earl Shamburg, recounts hardship from past grasshopper years and says Dr King’s New Discovery cured his persistent cough and night illness in under a bottle. Rager Drug Store guarantees it as a safe cough and cold remedy with a trial bottle offered.
Hundreds of unique post cards are available for selection. Call and set them aside at the Record office.
A pigeon keeper outlines winter feeding and housing methods including cayenne in drinking water, feeding whole corn before dusk, the importance of grit, limiting baths, and ensuring perches and drafts are controlled. Emphasizes culling unfit birds to save feed and improve flock quality.
Wider Bros. of Petros Tennessee state they prefer open front scratching shed style in milder southern winters. They note northern and eastern breeders would struggle in deep snow and zero weather. They favor movable light wood houses for young stock, often using piano boxes or large dry goods boxes, to give birds new range.
A remedy for adult fowls with worms uses one tablespoon of oil of turpentine mixed with an equal amount of olive or sweet oil. Give after a 12 hour fast, directly into the crop via a rubber tube. Use a hard rubber syringe for administration and repeat every two to three days if needed, then disinfect droppings with creolin disinfectant.
Advice for poultry care includes a Aloes extract and lard ointment to stop feather pulling and the use of poultry bits to prevent reoccurrence. For free range hens, feed twice daily with a full amount in the morning and evening, and scatter scraps to encourage grazing in a fenced yard.
Pheasants are difficult to rear but are now successfully raised on chick food. Previously maggots were believed necessary, a notion shown as fallacious. Golden pheasants are the most common and among the hardiest varieties.
The Western Poultry Journal claims incubators brooders spray pumps liquid lice killer and dry chick feeds have been the greatest aids in advancing the poultry industry.
Extensive farm and land offerings near Warsaw Indiana including 40 acre parcels with timber and fertile loam soil, 120 acre high elevation estate with house and barn, 60 acre farm near Newago, and 160 acre creek land with rail access. Excursions offered, city property also for sale with office at Farmers Bank Silver Lake.
The note suggests wheat is the top general feed for the Jheas but calls for an additional option beyond wheat to meet their needs.
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