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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
5
A fragmented vintage ad and dialogue scene shows a lovelorn character and a friend discussing reassurance and home. The text also markets various remedies and tonics, naming a therapeutic brand and a city address, revealing a chaotic mix of gossip and consumer pitches.
An archaic verse fragment expresses hope for larger comradeship and a day when wars shall cease, promising a future of peace and shared humanity. The tone is solemn and visionary, invoking collective resolve beyond conflict.
A Harvard Yale football game features an inventor testing sound absorber plates on spectators and players. The device fails to mute noise, causing unexpected comic chaos from the stadium to the theater while a millionaire observer reacts with amused disbelief.
Observations at the government poultry farm in Belleville Michigan show pullets of several varieties reach near adult weights by a stated age. The report notes variations in weight at maturity and the impact of conditions on earlier laying, including winter quitters and feed age.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture this guide shows a yard surrounded by a six foot fence helps keep chickens on site under most conditions. If hens tend to fly the light feathers of one wing should be clipped. Woven wire or ward fence works best. avoid placing feed on top of the fence to prevent pecking at the head. A larger yard yields happier birds and more room to exercise and maintain a steady diet.
Government poultry extension notes urge year round culling of flocks to boost efficiency. A test batch of 1403 White Leghorn hens culled July 1 saw weekly production drop from 100 eggs per hen to 142 eggs per week after culling. Better producers should be kept for breeding while poorer layers are removed.
A note on using deep poultry boards to manage droppings. Cleanout during cold weather helps keep the hen house dry and accessible, aiding removal and freeing space for more efficient feeding and care.
Mrs. David Hoel of Route No 1 Trwhntan shares a long personal endorsement of a medicine called Perana. She claims it cured her stomach trouble and helped many ailments over eighteen years, noting widespread use and relief among sick people and describing tablets or squid form as available.
The New York Evening Telegraph notes optimism amid home life and community efforts. It reflects on hopeful ideas and collective labor in daily neighborhoods and civic work.
An old advertisement fragment touts a remedy for catarrh claiming relief from frequent head attacks and improved breathing. It mentions a product associated with Toledo Ohio and other generic notes on health and wellness.
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