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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
3
An antique text describes duck and goose farming, noting Paris and English breed types, feeding routines with grain mixes, and water access needs. It highlights Toulouse geese, Rouen Cayuga Aylesbury and Peking ducks, early egg laying, and the value of clean water and enclosed yards for breeding.
A discussion from The American Cultivator weighs Hen and Pullet outcomes for meat and eggs. The writer favors pullets, arguing they lay earlier and more reliably, with easier culling and better winter laying while hens require longer brooding and produce eggs that hatch less consistently.
Prices for meats grains and produce listed with varied figures including cork chop and shelled corn. Timothy hay and clover hay ranges noted, with other commodities such as lard and middlings. Includes miscellaneous items and small lots with price quotes.
Fashion notes praise blouse designs with waist belts and basque fronts suited to very slim women. Descriptions highlight cutaway hips, long sleeves, and collar details, noting a versatile look for street wear and special occasion outfits. The item mentions a Dagmar venue update with a model noted after a hospital visit.
Fragmentary OCR sample presents a dialogue involving a father and son, references to Bible phrases, cryptic strings like Aa Mgurod 142,857, and scattered questions about schooling and punishment, all in an unclear stream that hints at cipher like content and erratic punctuation.
A garbled verse fragment poses riddles about birth, care, and social matters. It mocks patriarchal norms with odd wordplay and references to a “gutabirth of elviliyation” and a tombstone scene. Strong entities are scarce. the piece reads as surreal, satirical verse.
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