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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
7
Prepared by the United States Department. After ten days, grow mash combines bran and middlings with cornmeal and low grade wheat flour, fed wet or dry. Maintain bran in hopper as needed. adjust feeding frequency by age. Some mix their own grain, noting grit and quality concerns. Green feed and mineral grit recommended for confined or bare yards.
Practical poultry guidance on raising chicks for early maturity. Advice covers feeding chicks from six months old and ensuring steady growth. Also notes perches should be level and about 18 inches high to prevent crowding on roosts.
A terse note urges releasing all items before proceeding with use this tela. The brief warns against partial activation and emphasizes full readiness prior to operation. Entities include tela and usage context, with no detailed names or dates.
A homemaker shares a weekly menu plan aligned with food administration guidelines to conserve wheat meat fat and sugar. The article details meal ideas using substitutes and meatless dishes, demonstrates batch cooking and reuse of leftovers, and explains how planning saves time fuel and labor for a family of four.
The note emphasizes a cheerful morning routine and well presented breakfast as influence on family and workers. It extols dressing nicely for breakfast, even if changes come after departures, linking appearance and meals to daily success and happiness for all.
A fragmented Birmingham Age-Herald style notice recalls a taunting scene about a young champion, a man debating blue automobils to match a lover's eyes, and a joke about Jenkins and a possible marriage, with references to draft trouble and hill life.
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