Demperance Notes and Rumor of Brewery Changes Across Cities
A garbled note discusses breweries and storage changes in Abu Deen, Spokane, Olmph, Bellarine, Seattle, and Golden Gate. It mentions beer production shifts, dairy product links, and new creameries, plus a mislinked claim about Coors and porcelain. The piece also cites economic concerns on liquor’s wartime impact quoting Loulen A'hmuty Nash on labor, food theft, and savings campaigns.
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Abudeen
Spokane
Olmph
Helteg
Bellarine
Brit
Seattle
Hargest
Coors Heowery
Golden Gate
Ritter Mills
Armilne
Te Dapossille
Fortier Browerlew
Hagland
Hmges
Christina of
London
Egypt
London Docks
United Kingdom
War Savings Committee
Loulen A
Hmuty Nash
Union
Little Rock Mayors And Merchants Report Strong Local Trade
In Arkansas the mayor of Little Rock notes steady growth in city commerce with merchants testifying better collections and rising sales. Retailers report increased earnings, and the chamber records show higher inland shipments. savings accounts exceed prior years and bankruptcy filings indicate no widespread business distress.
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Arkansas
Little Tork
Bishaee
Chamber of Commmitee
Cerebral Poison Tone Confuses Mind and Body
A fragment describes cerebral poisoning from alcohol, detailing disorganizing brain energy and a mysterious poet whose tone terrifies society. It mentions government and social danger, urging a warning about drink’s effects on mind and behavior.
Coroner Seeks Study on Liquor Problem and Drug Habit
A coroner seeks a formal inquiry into liquor issues, urging a coroner's jury to examine the case. The New York World cites authority stating about 200,000 people in New York are enslaved to the habit of drinking and drugs.
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National Liquor Commisson
Iewets
Feilo
New York
Buildings in Use Show Vacancies in Portland Sale
The Portland market study notes only 21 vacant buildings remain while many former structures have been replaced by rental spaces or larger facades. The Western Retail Implement and Vehicle Association advocates nationwide prohibition, citing scientific claims about alcohol’s effects post initial exposure.
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AA Saleone
Portland
Ore
Was
Critical Period in Life of a Baby Chick
The article discusses how care and feeding in the first weeks shape vitality and future egg production. It warns against confinement in poorly heated environments and explains incubation, brooding heat, moisture, and gradual venting. It covers temperature ranges, humidity, and routine checks to prevent high mortality and support healthy development.
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Lee
Buna
Puna
Ete
Aincubator
Vast Poultry Mortality Linked to Poor Housing and Diet
The article reports widespread poultry deaths due to disease and predation, blaming neglect, damp manure, and poor housing. It notes up to ten percent of mature birds die from illness, emphasizes the need for clean, well-maintained coops, and warns owners that neglect damages flock health and profits.
Heater for Use in Brooder Heads Poultry House Invention
The Scientific American describes a heater designed for brooder houses by G. H. Kilobtine and KF. J. Studder of New Washington D D says the device aims to emit heat while preventing direct chick contact. The design emphasizes radiant heat distribution and safer, more economical construction for brooders and poultry houses.
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Scientific American
G. H. Kilebtine
KF. J. Studder
New Washington, D
Hasten Growth of Chickens with Milk and Grain
The article notes that chickens rapidly grow when fed whole wheat, cracked corn, and other grains, eliminating the need for small feed. It states adding mur milk, wet milk, or buttermilk to their drinking water can hasten growth.
Poultry Terms Littered With Misspellings and Odd Names
A pasted glossary-like fragment defines chicken terms such as cockcrot a mile bird under a year old cock a male bird over a year putret female over a year hen female over a year yearling counted as one day old? plus various miswritten terms like hentvr and wingle. It also references age based descriptors and odd phrases about weights and genders including gander drake and tom.
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Delleney
Ventilation for henhouse and weather related tips
Guidance on poultry house ventilation emphasizes keeping openings on the south side, using gusts to cover fire openings during cold nights, and maintaining airflow without hindering ventilation. It warns against dampness and colds, and stresses securing loose boards to prevent drafts.
Grain of Much Importance in Poultry Feeding
Grain for chickens should not be left of the mash but leaf grain will be needed when table scrap is fed. Feed grain once a day in the evening and milk in the morning. If weather scolds the mash should be warm. If there is white milk or buttermilk to moisten the mash it will be improved.
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Promis
Place Sitting Hen On Nest For Egg Production
A detailed rustic guide describes placing a sitting hen on a nest for regular egg laying. It notes weekly feeding, careful supervision, and transitioning from standard laying to a sheltered incubating setup. The piece emphasizes keeping the hen comfortable and away from disturbances during the process.
Trap Nest Construction From Common Crates
A description of a simple trap nest built from a common lemon or orange crate. The design emphasizes looping construction and practical accuracy, reflecting instruction notes from era sources. The text presents a basic homemade nest plan with emphasis on practical craft.
Trapping device explored in antique doorway setup
A fragmented account describes a doorway trap with a wire trigger. Asty Hird enters the near Itty force as a clith over The step. The trio is challenged, and a button on the outside of the door presents a bleed Leta ebaige Veg.
Chicks in Brooders and Hatchery Tips
Instructions discuss keeping young chicks in brooders and hover areas. Emphasizes proper placement under heat, monitoring for warmth, and limiting time outside the hover to prevent chilling. Advises using boards to prevent chicks from wandering when attendants are away.
Number of Fowls in a Farm Flock
A farmer weighs optimal flock size balancing profit and independence from markets. The piece compares 300 fowls as a middle ground versus 150, arguing 300 requires only slightly more time and equipment to yield better returns and reduce market dependence.
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Powloy
Rats in the Chicken Yard Warns on Rat Control
A wartime era style note urges removing rats from chicken yards to save time and protect flocks. It promotes using pastes and poisons carefully and judgmentally to rid properties of rats before chicks hatch, insisting there is no excuse for recurring infestations.
Canine Wisdom and Wartime Sacrifice Prompt Discussion
Fragmentary canine themed dialogue portrays urging sacrifice for country. Mentions isolation, wartime duty, and a Rover referenced as king of Wie with call to unity. Dialogue questions readiness to endure hardship for a larger cause amid wartime tension.
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Frien Rover
Jaley
Woman’s Crowning Glory and Outdated Beauty Cures
Fragmentary note cites hair care remedy La Cre sle Vale Dressing for gray streaks and a misunderstanding between wife and husband over dresses. Includes brief quips on prayer, providence, and delays in travel.
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Demperance
Jtetail Implement, Vehicle and Artware Association
Chicago Herald
Tile Extension Institute
Scientite
Anioritins
Irving Piahor
Hygiene Reference Board
Gyn
Willa
Gorgay
Ivy Renlkey
Whitett
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas Ee
San Franesco
Ameri
Crockton
Mas
Auen
Pootaee
W. L. Douglas Tame
Hongiaa
Hrweibeteont
Minaie
Allen
Takien Ch
Core
Tiauma
Werial Parkas
Alma Gimatea
Ua Boy
India
Wdylis
Heaves
Saxon Motor Car Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
Bond Motor Company
Kansas City, Mo
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
A. Cook
Male St
Kesnen City
Tin
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