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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1919

Page

6

Town dwellers can fight high meat prices by raising poultry

The U S Department of Agriculture urges city families to maintain small back yard flocks of hens to produce eggs and fowls at low cost. Roosters are unnecessary for egg production and roosterless flocks reduce noise and odor while supplemental feeding uses kitchen scraps. General purpose breeds like Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Red suit urban yards best.

United States Department of Agriculture Chanticleer Plymouth Rock Wyandotte Rhode Island Orpington

Standard Bred Poultry Drive Aims to Raise Quality

United States Department of Agriculture poultry specialists, with state extension forces, push replacing mongrel stock with standard bred birds to lift production and quality. Mississippi culling in nine counties removed 10,792 birds weighing 25,900 pounds as unprofitable producers, improving egg size and market standing in New Orleans.

United States Department of Agriculture Mississippi New Orleans

Poultry Hygiene and Profit on the Farm

The notice advises using fluoride dust to protect against lice and stresses that clean surroundings boost profits. It suggests clipping a wing to keep a chicken within bounds and warns that every lost bird reduces both initial costs and future earnings.

Memorable WWI exploits and Arlington memorial plans

The article recalls Major General Joseph T. Dickman and the Third Division holding the Marne and driving back Germans, with 600 prisoners taken. It details Mrs. Walsh’s charity labor transforming donated clothes for Europe, and notes Memorial Day preparations at Arlington including an nearing completion amphitheater and plans to honor Civil War figures and heroes with tablets and resting sites.

Joseph T. Diekman Marne Diekman Mont St. Pere Cearteves Jaulgonne Roncheres Wood Washington Massachusetts Avenue Thomas F. Walsh Iman Thomas E. Walsh Teurope Walsh Europe France Italy Dickman Joseph T. Dickman Chaumont War Department Ohio Army of Occupation Germany Hunter Liggett Hirst Corps Argonne Pershing Secretary of War Benk Surmelin Mezy Chateau-Thier Arlington National Cemetery Arlington Iington Potomac America Sheridan Grant Mes Hudson Sherman Mississippi Miltary Robert KE. Lee Lee Jackson Martha Washington Potomac River

Make This Test For Acid Stomach Cure Claim Promotion

An advertisement urges quick relief from acid stomach and indigestion. It promotes RATONIC EATONIC as a candy like tablet that absorbs excess stomach acid, relieves heartburn belching and bloating, and guarantees money back if no relief. It stresses health of teeth and overall digestion and urges buying at once.

Eatonic

Reading a Seed Catalogue Inspires Garden Gloom

A Boston Transcript quote contrasts spring seed expectations with the harsher reality of a garden in fall, noting the gap between hopeful plans and actual results. The exchange underscores the difference between idealized gardening hopes and real outcomes.

Boston Transcript

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