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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1912
Page
7
An early 20th century style advertisement urges women to buy Parisian Sage to cure dandruff and prevent hair loss, claiming guaranteed results by English Drug Co. It also features a testimonial about Hall's Catarrh Cure from J Cheney Co of Toledo and a promotion for Hall’s Family Pills, with typical drugstore boastful language and price hints.
The Board of County Commissioners of Union County North Carolina orders an election on March 23 1912 in all voting precincts to decide on issuing bonds up to two hundred thousand dollars for road improvements. Registrars and judges are named for each precinct and registration will occur under the general assembly election rules. The notice is dated February 7 1912 and signed by the county chair.
E F Barry in Successful Farming describes proportional, light crates built by thought and experiment. He provides a drawn plan and lumber bills for bottom slats and frame stock. Three crate sizes suit broilers to mature fowl, with cut stock guidance for factory cutting.
A Farm and Fireside piece by J. E. Raiser describes a neat humane method. An upright post set in ground supports head removal, then the bird bleeds in a box. The writer prefers a corncutter or knife to hatchet for head clipping and asserts this method is more humane.
Gather eggs daily and care for fowls to boost profits. Old fowls lay few eggs. supply scraps and dust baths for hens. grit aids digestion. Keep dropping-boards clean and houses sanitary. Market eggs smartly to avoid losses. infertile eggs reduce waste. Gosling market age is twelve weeks. training shapes hen behavior. mate guineas with one male to several hens. Some feed grinding into mash rises intake. Grain needs decline after laying starts.
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