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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1918
Page
7
Articles advise Oct start for turkey fattening with two meals daily, gradually increasing rations and switching from oats to corn as weather cools. Night and morning feeding, free range preferred, with beech nuts and acorns as natural fatteners. Marketing runs mid November to late December with dressing plants and on farm processing, cooling, and packing guidelines.
The article advises selecting vigorous, large, well shaped breeding birds with strong bones, early maturity, and good plumage color. Hens typically lay about 18 eggs in the first litter, with broody hens often forced to lay a second or third litter. It notes high mortality in young poults from damp cold exposure poor feeding confinement lice predators and weak parent stock.
Water receptacles should hold enough water for 24 hours and be rinsed when refilled. Irregular water can cause overdrinking. avoid sun exposure and freezing. A 50-bird laying flock needs four to six quarts daily. Provide shade, preferably via fruit trees, and consider canning cockerels as you weed them from the flock.
Public notices urge continuous wartime service beyond buying Liberty bonds. Citizens are urged to pledge future earnings and savings to support the government through the war's end. An advertising montage promotes Dr Peerys Dead Shot and Cuticura skincare. includes prices and free samples offers.
A Minneapolis laundress described the Red Cross parade as a grand spectacle with 15,000 white clad women participating. She recalled swaying with the crowd and exclaimed she had never done so much washing in her life.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless foot corn remedy costing a few cents with a tiny bottle from a druggist. It claims instant relief and easy corn lifting with fingers, noting it cures hard or soft corn and toe corn without irritation. A Cincinnati genius allegedly invented it and a Marian Alice household tale follows about a basement giant.
A light exchange about family life humorously notes that the wife has taken up golf and the children become golf orphans as a playful remark. It captures a domestic moment with a joking tone about hobbies and parenting.
In an Indiana city a Red Cross fund drive prompts a neighbor to warn a solicitor’s willing candidate against joining. The first woman defends her decision saying Joe gave her a dollar to join and if she must go to France it will be his fault anyway.
A brass band delivers a full program as the drum major conducts with precise tempo. The piece list requires swift transitions and bold brass solos, showcasing discipline and cohesion among musicians.
An advertisement promises relief from acid stomach and related ailments with Eatonic tablets. The offer claims rapid digestion improvement, guaranteed satisfaction, and a money back option via the Eatonic Remedy Co. in Chicago, inviting readers to request a box for 50 cents.
World tobacco farming spans about 60 million acres, reflecting wide geographic adoption and substantial agricultural impact. The figure underscores tobacco’s dominant role in global cropping and export potential, with implications for farmers, markets, and trade policies.
The saying highlights a man praised for genuine kindness and unwavering resolve. It contrasts a compassionate nature with strong inner strength, portraying him as balanced and admirable.
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