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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
2
A veteran angler recounts a tall yarn in which a mole proves ferocious strength. In a Cascades lakeside cabin, the creature lifts and moves a loaded chair until a heavy man tumbles, then calmly carries him to a room’s corner.
Not All Flattery recounts a traveling husband’s worry over delayed letters from Indianapolis and his vow to return home promptly when letters arrive. It notes his wife’s letters improve after his vow and reflects on marital and correspondence issues across stories from the same page.
A U S Department of Agriculture prepared guide explains lice cause turkey poults illness and outlines detection and control methods. It advises dusting hens and poults, greasing lice sites with kerosene and lard, checking wing creases, and submerging turkeys in warm water to reveal lice and confirm infestation.
Mr and Mrs Ed Valentine and family and several neighbors spent the weekend with relatives in Lansing and Alma. Numerous guests visited Lansing and Saginaw area homes, with visits to St Louis and Riverdale. A variety of social events including a dance, refreshments, and vaudeville ads are noted along with several acts and entertainments listed for Labor Day and Saturday events.
When hens are confined they miss range dust baths, so a dust box is provided to allow a nice spot for a dust bath. It helps hens stay healthy by enabling natural moulting and parasite control, especially when cooped up. The box supplies what nature intended for cleansing and vermin resistance.
Winter pigeon care requires more grain and careful rationing to prevent squab declines. Despite the higher effort, owners are rewarded with better production and returns.
A brief ad discusses using defective and crooked trees for fuel and suggests removing unsuitable timber from a wood lot as a practical option. It notes that poor timber species can still yield usable fuel and comments on a quoted saying about recurring regrets.
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