Earache in Babies and Home Remedies
The Washington Post notes many infants suffer earache after colds or bronchitis and teething. Heat the ear with a hot water bag or lamp heat, avoid poultices unless ordered, and seek a doctor promptly after the first pain to prevent deafness. Also included: cleaning chamois gloves with soap and borax, then drying and shaping. a tobacco barn near Trenton, Todd county, destroyed by fire with a $1,000 loss.
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Washington Post
Tim
Philadelphia Bulletin
R. R. Gray
Trenton
Todd County
Handling Eggs in Cold Weather for Hatchery Use
Dr L Watson advises American Poul Journal on proper egg handling. Proper temp ranges 55 to 60 degrees F to avoid chilling or overheating, which harms development. Eggs should be turned daily to prevent yolk adhesion and rupture of the yolk membrane. Eggs stay fertile up to four days after mating for breeding. A dust bath of sand ash sulfur and insect powder in a shaded dry box reduces fowls fleas and parasites that threaten egg quality.
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Dr. L. Watson
American Poul Journal
Origin of the Red Cochin fowls and history
Buff Cochins are the oldest in the Cochin family and trace to pure Red Shanghai stock. Once kings of the walk fifty years ago they are hardy and rarely sick unless neglected in exposure. They are compact and bright in color. pullets stay bday, cocks light straw as they age. They lay year round and can keep winter egg production with proper feeding. Farmers Advocate.
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Shanghai
Chicks in the Brooder Guide Hints at Proper Warmth
The Sun offers poultry advice urging no more than fifty chicks per flock in a brood and to keep them warm. Start temperatures are described as about one degree under comfort, with a subscription note for the Sun at one dollar per year.
New Hope church notices and local updates
Mooresville reports a small crowd at Rev. Rogers Sunday service with Rev. Eaton slated to preach next Sunday. Obituary note for F. M. Campbell and illness updates on Mrs. Kizzie Oliver and Miss Ollie Gray. Local travel, visits, telephones, and social gatherings detailed among residents, plus a note on widespread chickenpox and a Graves County dealer’s porch prosperity claim.
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Rogers
New Hope
Eaton
Chaplin Fork
F. M. Campbell
Kizzie Oliver
Trigg County
Thurman Weekley
Louisville
Maggie Smith
Bansal
Heasie Cutsingher
Lelye Wall
Reddicks
Maud
Sam Grigsby
Local Farm Activity and Marriage Report from Jenkinsville
Messrs Woodson White of Perryville visited Annie Watts in Jenkinsville on Friday night. Charlie Bottom sold a combined horse for 175 dollars and Gala Smith bought a work mare. J T Lester sold mules for 250 dollars and a horse for 100 dollars. W M Harmon bought 160 pound hogs for four dollars per head from D S Bottom. Charlie Rose bought an eight-year work horse for 75 dollars from Frank Martin of Perryville. Johnie Watts suffers from a rising tail head. Maggie Skeens married Charlie Harmon at Rev Furdom's home in a noted local union. A treatise on stock feeding urges protein rich foods and heat forming substances, stressing observation and experience for profitable farming. Mayfield sent 180000 eggs in one day last week. Local sentiment targets reforming disreputable negro dives.
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Messrs
Woodson White
Perryville
Annie Watts
Charlie Bottom
Gala Smith
J.T. Lester
W. M. Harmon
D. S. Bottom
Charlie Rose
Frank Marton
Johnie Watts
Maggie Skeens
Charlie Harmon
Subscribing Free Column Listings Farm for Sale
Column lists numerous readers offering farm products stock and livestock for sale. Advertisers include Mrs Will DM 3 Plymouth Rock Conger strain and other poultry, various mares, brood stock, eggs, and work horses with prices. Names span multiple addresses and tolls, showing a busy rural classifieds section.
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Will
DM 3
Jim Keene
Barstown
Uke
Great Snow Slide Claims Many in San Juan Mines
The latest toll from the week long storm in the San Juan mining districts rises to at least fifteen deaths after a snow slide near Silverton. At Silverton Camp Bird mine and Coal Basin miners and families face starvation as mining property valued near a million dollars is swept away. Cattle across the hills are left emaciated.
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Silverton
San Juan
Camp Bird
Coal Basin
Mins
Illinois Central R R Announcements Travel Excur Details
Extremely low one trip latest points in silicon passes a and Texas monthly res details by addressing F. W. HARLOW D P A Louisville Ky. Full particulars concerning all the above can be had by contacting.
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Silicon
Texas
Cockerill
Orate
F. W. Harlow
Louisville
Springfield Market Price List Keeps Local Shoppers Informed
A brief market notice catalogs common staples with unit prices and notes on items like butter, dried apples, eggs, salt, vinegar, and wool. Prices include per pound figures and barrel or gallon terms, reflecting a typical early retail listing from the period.
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Erenne
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