Judging Hens Best Means To Get Results
Poultry expert PREN MOORE from the University of Idaho argues judging hens for egg production is practical, not an experiment. He explains physical and health signs used to identify high producers, including body proportions, intestinal development, pelvic width, bone health, skin texture, head and comb color, molt timing, and vent and leg color, citing field data from Idaho demonstrations in 1919 and widespread farm bureau adoption.
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Idaho
United States
Tan int Ng Club Elects Officers for Summer
Caldwell hosts the 61st Junior Farm Bureau Canning Club meeting at Mrs. D. H. Hare home electing Cleda Raynor as president Dorothy Sparks as vice president Esther Hare as secretary and treasurer Eloise Lange as reporter Committees for refreshment social yell and song chosen Edna Black county club leader Mr. J. M. McNeil Miss Z. F. Fowler Boise and director Hobson Utah visited The club will meet on the second and fourth Thursdays each month.
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Junior Farm Bureau Canning Club
Caldwell
D. H. Hare
Cleda Raynor
Dorothy Sparks
Esther Hare
Eloise Lange
Edna Black
J. M. McNeil
Z. F. Fowler
Boise
Mona Gibson Seeks Remains and Medical Help
A woman enters a Southern physician's office asserting she is Mona Gibson and demands information about Mona Gibe's remains and an appendix procedure. The dialogue depicts a tense, uncertain encounter with themes of identity and medical inquiry.
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Mona Gibeon
Mona Gibson
The Financial Cootie and the Foreign Exchange Debacle
A humorous spoof notes foreign exchange tensions in the United States. An American father in France funds his Yank son through a line of credit, prompting a dramatic cable declaring the son’s account already over one hundred thousand. The father replies with a wry reply about dollars pounds and safe handling.
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France
Lou
Weathered GIs Relive Rainy Night in France
Two soldiers stand at a cowshed door in a damp French billets scene. One asks what the other thinks about life in misery, joking that if they owned both hell and France they would sublet France and live in hell.
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Bill
Hell
France 11
France
Trial Barber Chooses Style To Show His Work
A wary barber asks to cut first to prove results as a wary patient questions skill. In a nearby scene a grateful lieutenant searches the wild No Man's Land for a lost buddy who lost a hand in battle. The wounded man laments the loss yet clings to hope and humor in a grim moment.
Lieutenant Ignites Forest In Frightful Blaze
A new lieutenant on patrol in the woods ignored strict orders to keep lights off. He spotted a hundred sparkling joints among the trees and angrily commanded, “Put out those matches.” A voice from darkness corrected, “They’re Greflies,” but the officer shouted to extinguish them anyway.
All Depends Fettered Dialogue in Unearthed Manuscript
A fragmented historical exchange shows a speaker called Ma'am challenging a colored note while Abinguiah denies belief in a mandate. Euphenia Jackson Coyly insists on an introduction first, proposing a collaboration for future events or “fovies” with Ak.
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Euphenia Jackson
Tanlac Restores Portland Woman After Flu and Weakness
Mrs. Mary Schultz of Portland Oregon declares Tanlac saved her life after a severe bout with influenza left her weak and underweight by twenty pounds in four weeks. She reports improved appetite sleep and digestion with regained strength and steady nerves after taking Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Mary Schultz
South Sixteenth, Street
Portland
Oregon
Jme
Taniac
Spiritual Spanking Wine Exclaimed To Child
A fragmented old text shows a young widow scolding her child for misbehavior and threatening to use an ouija board to summon the father for a stern reprimand. The wording reflects period newspaper tone with cautionary domestic dialogue.
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured in Local Ad Claims
An aged testimonial from Mrs. Thurston of Caldwell touts quick relief from kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad, distributed by Foster Milburn Co and sold via local dealers, urges Caldwell residents to ask for Doan's and notes its long market presence and claimed perman ent cure.
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Tanlac
Caldwell
Botfa
Kinjoy Drag Co
Notas
Au-hack
Drews Mercantile (Co
Wilder
W. S. Thurston
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the Electric Shop
Idaho Power Company
Adriance
Ren
Jake
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