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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1924
Page
2
Round and tapeworms plague poultry with different lifecycles. Round worms inhabit the forepart of the intestines, lay eggs in droppings, and survive in soil or litter for over a year. Pin worms inhabit the caecum and can cause poor condition. Tapeworms require snail, fly, or earthworm hosts. control by cleaning premises. Several treatment regimens involve wormseed oil, Epson salts, and mash, with timing to minimize reinfestation.
A Kansas farm report urges thorough yard disinfection and, where possible, provision of new yards to prevent reinfestation. The tally notes a two year old hen and eight pullets laying 319 eggs in six weeks, with 57 eggs in one week and nine eggs on ten separate days. Mrs Oscar Jones's white leghorn averaged 194 eggs in last year’s farm flock contest.
Washington notes highlight a principal urging graduates to value sympathy and benevolence over arrogance. The piece cites Coolidge Hoover and General Carter, praising cooperation and the world’s education-driven brotherhood. It frames modern schooling as voluntary service within a new freedom.
A June focus on child labor limits as Congress proposes a constitutional amendment to empower federal control, requiring two thirds of states for ratification. The piece critiques Supreme Court rulings, cites historic amendments, and notes ongoing water power debates and California's power development trends amid calls for more government.
A definition describes rumor as a kind of talk that begins and grows without a named author, stressing its unverified nature and organic spread. The phrasing treats rumor as an informal, evolving chatter rather than verified information.
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