Ut electrocution at Slee ping headline prompt
A terse note from the copy desk requests a tightened headline for the Ut electrocution story. The editor suggests fitting the item under Corrente Wa as a curb on the punchy column approach.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
8
A terse note from the copy desk requests a tightened headline for the Ut electrocution story. The editor suggests fitting the item under Corrente Wa as a curb on the punchy column approach.
An old advertisement touts Danderine for glossy hair and reduced dandruff, claiming colored text shows hair becomes tighter and fuller after a few uses. It also notes potential new hair growth and a 25 cent bottle should satisfy buyers. Other snippets discuss oil extraction from fruit stones and a massive electric motor powering steel work.
A California report shows factories paid 140 034 000 dollars in yearly wages. The figure reflects earnings across various industrial sectors within the state.
Practical article describes building trap nests for poultry. Details include dimensions in inches, materials, trigger mechanism, venting, wire doors, hinges, and placement under droppings platforms. It stresses cleanliness, ease of removal, one nest per four hens, and locating nests in secluded spots to reduce egg breakage and cheating.
The bulletin warns salvage wheat quality affects hens appetite and notes two types of salvage wheat water soaked and others. It claims criminal tendencies are inherited and warns to remove birds with bullying feather pulling or cannibalism as these traits affect flock health and market value.
Feeding your breeding stock requires balanced feeds with proper protein and carbohydrate properties. Use hoppers for mesh feeds and beef scrap, provide grit and oyster shell, and allow access to these at all times while noting hens will manage their own feeding choices when given a chance.
The article warns that widespread chicken losses are caused by disease. It urges poultry raisers to overhaul yards and houses promptly to keep poultry comfortable and clean and reduce mortality.
The Kansas State Agricultural College outlines a dry mash ration for winter poultry feeding. Ingredients include 60 lb cornmeal, 80 lb wheat middlings, 530 lb meat scraps, 40 lb wheat bran, 10 lb linseed meal, 10 lb milled alfalfa, 11 lb sift. Scratching feed mixes three parts wheat to two parts corn and one part oats. Crushed shell and charcoal are kept before birds, fed daily, plus unlimited greens for half an hour.
A Detroit Free Press piece reports Korean belief in spirits haunting trees mountains and homes. It describes two sorcerer castes, the Mutang and Puosu, their roles, and the social dynamics surrounding healing rites and spirit possession.
An advertising blurb promotes Cascarets as a bowel cleansing remedy, contrasting it with laxatives like Balte and Castor oil. It claims Cascarets purify the stomach, remove fermenting food, and ease constipation with a nightly dose, promising morning relief and no side effects.
A promotional item touts freesone a ether-based treatment for corns and calluses from a Cincinnati inventor. It claims quick painless relief by applying drops to the affected area, shriveling the corn without skin irritation. Also includes a brief tobacco and tea ad voice.
An old fashioned advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and babies. It claims gentle cleansing of the stomach liver and bowels, with dosing guidance and a 60 cent bottle. The peça ends with a marketing flourish urging mothers to buy for all ages.
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