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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1913
Page
3
The article discusses William A. Radford offering free home advice and addresses, then expands on the California bungalow trend, outlining design features. It highlights living room space efficiency, window seat comfort, proper construction, and the arrangement of bedrooms and living areas for winter use. It also includes anecdotes and notes on dental health.
A dialogue features a manager and author discussing a play titled The Muscle. The manager proposes testing the work on the dog to gauge audience reaction and impact. The exchange hints at theatrical trial methods and playful vetting of material.
The article examines a shift of turkey production from the East to the West and South due to the blackhead disease. It notes higher prices in cities, disease impact on Eastern flocks, and better prospects in Texas and other warm regions. It discusses prevention, breeding practices, and the profitability of turkey farming when disease is avoided. It highlights mass market demand and the practicalities of raising turkeys on farms.
A farm tool chest proves essential for the modern farmer as Pleasures and profits merge in well kept tools. The guidance covers must have items and organizing tips to cut repair costs, avoid delays, and winterize buildings.
A Kansas hog feeder uses no pens and scatters soaked corn from a tank wagon to the ground. Hogs get exercise, require more corn for market readiness, and are fattened with alfalfa pasture and steamed green alfalfa. Shoots are fitted gradually for heavier feeding before market.
Experiments in France demonstrate that ordinary sod acts as an efficient filter for sewage, suggesting a simple natural method to improve waste treatment and reduce pollution.
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