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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1912
Page
6
A poultry expert outlines methods to control external parasites in birds and housing. Emphasizes two attack points: the birds and the houses, with repeated powder applications and follow up after four to seven days. Describes making a local lice powder from gasoline plaster and crude carbene acid, and using a kerosene carbolic spray for roosts and boxes.
Baird recalls a shopping spree with Anne that turned into a crash course in consumer warfare. They wander a department store from top to basement, chasing expensive items, hats, dishware, and a kettle, while Anne’s keen eye and bold bargaining inflate the bill. He concedes that a woman’s shopping can accomplish much with time and a small fraction of total income.
Guineas native to warm regions fear snow and will fight rather than walk through it. When snow threatens, house them promptly and keep them sheltered until the storm ends to prevent trouble and loss.
A major duck farm manager asserts an expert can scald and dress a duckling in ten minutes, highlighting claimed efficiency in processing small poultry.
Do this: breathe soothing HYOMEL vapor from boiling water for five minutes, cover head with a towel, then sleep and wake with a clear head. The inhalent contains no opiates and costs 0 cents at Engish Drug Co. and druggists everywhere, guaranteed for catarrh asthma croup and tarrrhal deafness.
An elderly man from Cochran Georgia, Tom Moore, reports relief from a chronic sore on his leg after using Bucklen's Azulea Salve. He claims the salve cured the wound and praises its healing, advertising the product at English Drug Co for 25 cents.
A court ordered sale in Union County North Carolina will occur March 4 1912 at 12 o'clock noon at the Monroe courthouse. The four city lots in Monroe described as block C lots 1 2 and bounded by Brown Avenue Stafford Street and a branch will be sold to the highest bidder with one third cash and eight months credit. The Lots were conveyed through D A Mauney E E Presson and James T Trull and the document notes prior deeds and chain of title. R W Lemmold is the commissioner serving as clerk of Superior Court for Union County.
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