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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
6
William A Radford explains single design lines hurt resale value. Distinct appearance earns buyer pride and higher prices. Economical planning saves costs with 18 foot studding and aligned bearing partitions. A sample design shows a 28 by 26 foot house costing about 3000 dollars with cement plaster on metal lath and roomier living spaces.
Charles M. Gardner notes a concise Grange policy outline by State Master H J Patterson of Maryland, highlighting fraternity, education, flexible rules, cooperative farming methods, and national coordination. Ohio’s prize juvenile Grange drill at Columbus fascinates the audience, with young members in white, earning praise and progressing to regular Grange at fourteen. South Dakota Grange reports strong attendance, new members, and policy stances on liquor, parcels post, poultry study, and cooperative farming in a broad program for agriculture education and organization.
The New York Tribune discusses how companionships endure only when the sun shines and the most ordinary friend becomes a constant presence in light. The piece frames friendship as a matter of visibility and circumstance, noting social expectations and perceived loyalty.
Br Weatherstone explains how to control external poultry parasites. He outlines two attack points: birds and housing, recommends multiple powder applications, suggests a home made powder from gasoline, carbolic acid and plaster, to be worked into feathers especially near the vent, and describes a kerosene carbolic spray for roost boards and enclosures with crude carbolic acid for tar content.
Guineas native to warm regions fear snow and may react by perching in trees or on building tops during snow storms. Farmers may need to move them to the poultry house to avoid harm and keep them safe until the storm ends.
A manager of a large duck farm asserts an expert can scald and dress a duckling in ten minutes. The claim highlights efficiency in poultry processing and farm labor practices.
A survey traces early street paving from Cordova in the ninth century to Paris in 1184 and London in the eleventh, noting mores of swine in muddy streets and gradual civic improvement. The item includes a human interest note about a girl’s midnight Catskill rescue and unrelated medical advertisements and a 1886 hall's catheter cure claim.
An 1878 Flammarion account describes electricity entering a butcher shop and traveling along iron bars used to hang meat. The current reached a hook suspending an ox carcass, causing the carcass to convulse for several seconds as if reacting to the power.
George Sandell notes Mathews of Bloomington Indiana suffered years of stomach trouble and gastritis with food felt like lead, pressure on the heart, gas and breathlessness. He credits MI-DNA stomach tablets for relief after prior doctors failed. Ad promote Rhodes drugstores nationwide.
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