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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1919
Page
2
Miss Copeland counsels a distressed girl in a boarding house, learns of a forbidden romance with Norman, and helps reconnect the lovers with the father Stephen. The scene shifts to a reunion where Della and Stephen confront years of cowardice and lost chances, aiming to repair the past.
A Yonkers Statesman item notes Mrs. Flatbush asking if children enjoyed themselves at a neighbor’s gathering while Mrs. Bensonhurst counters that Beatrice and Bobby required medical attention from a doctor twice and three times respectively today, signaling a lively home scene.
The end of the war opens chances for veterans to settle on farms in the United States and Canada. Returnees, trained for toil, may find new work in agriculture while urban industries shrink. Canada offers fertile land, good climate, schools, and strong ties with the United States to feed the world postwar.
A practical method to supply green feed to laying fowls in winter using a vinegar barrel style silo. The piece explains construction from common materials, feeding cabbage greens, mangel wurzels, clover and alfalfa, with notes on feedability and digestion.
A suggested method for disinfecting ceilings uses spray or brush. To boost effectiveness during a virulent disease outbreak, add six ounces of crude carbolic acid per gallon of limewash.
Damage arises from faulty packing and case stowage in cars. Four Iowa meetings drew over 100 practical shippers who send cars weekly to eastern markets. Many more sought the department’s folder How to Load Cars of Eggs, available from the Bureau of Chemistry, U S Department of Agriculture, Washington.
The article urges poultry keepers to secure green feeds to supplement winter rations and maintain birds in good condition. It emphasizes choosing reliable incubators suited to climate, avoiding cheap unreliable machines, and learning from nearby experiences to maximize egg and chick outcomes.
Capt Edward Beck of South Bend Indiana currently in France with Senegalese troops reports they are like our own colored soldiers. He recalls a test of hardiness when a mason dropped mortar on a laborer’s head and a brick later struck it. the man remained unfazed and warned the mason to be careful dropping mortar.
Emma replies she is newly married and enjoying it though she calls it tedious. Mrs Carter inquires about marriage while Emma speaks of men making opportunities for others to take advantage of.
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