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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
7
An Iiness Bee Culture correspondent describes a cart and extracting room setup. A removable platform links the cart to a table, allowing two boxes of combs to be moved from cart to table. A hinged door on the snatch room secures the flow of empty combs back to the cart.
In cold northern regions it is unwise to breed hens with thin combs as they freeze easily reducing egg production and health. In warmer areas farmers may prefer ornate combs, but northern stock should have windproof protection or rose feathered varieties. Frozen combs make birds unsightly and require extra cold day care.
In her second year, a hen yields more profit and best breeding birds. Choose fiat perches over round ones to avoid crooked breasts. Place perches away from windows and doors to dodge drought exposure. A large orchard can host poultry to maximize space. Signs of roup or influenza include swollen face and head with nasal discharge. Wheat improves fowls more than corn, offering better economy with age. Tender throats need warm mashes and scraps. a pinch of ginger or pepper aids digestion.
For farmers new to broiler production the best start is a small scale venture. Many expand quickly and encounter issues within two years, such as improper feed or timing problems. Broilers do not stay chicks forever and must be managed to mature with the rest of the business.
A testimonial promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo. W Winney of Medina says after eighteen months of pain and two hospitals he recovered fully, gaining from 143 to 162 pounds. Enclose postage for a reply. Sold for 60 cents a box.
A publisher recalls Lafcadio Hearn’s youth as a writer on papers and his later delight in editor stories about manuscript wrangling. A tale features an editor trimming a line about winter lingering in spring’s lap to protect the paper’s high moral tone in a town of schoolgirls.
Four year old Little John attends church for the first time and, guided by his mother, listens intently to the minister. He is puzzled by the unfamiliar words and bursts out, correcting the prayer loudly, prompting both amusement and reflection on learning.
A Texas primary teacher recalls long coffee use causing nerves, indigestion, and headaches. After switching to Postum Food Coffee, she reports improved nerves, clear skin, and better digestion without headaches. She notes many coffee drinkers switched without noticing. Battle Creek firm promotes the product in a booklet.
Winnipeg correspondent notes Western Canada soil shows strong productivity despite late sowing and August frost. Southern Alberta wheat area faces potential enormous yields. vast homestead land offered with 160 acres free by Canadian government. Included letter from Craik Saskatchewan illustrates soil power with a Dahlia from Minneapolis thriving in August, followed by a lighthearted anecdote on a misidentified reporter and a joke about a mayoral election.
The Well-Informed demand a simple pleasant efficient liquid laxative with known components. California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted wholesome option, preferred for its gentle yet prompt action. Buy the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co. for fifty cents per bottle, sold by leading druggists.
Des Moines special says Sears, Roebuck & Co. of Chicago charged with using the mails to defraud in a three count indictment. It alleges misrepresentation in catalogs and mentions a June 18, 1907, scheme to obtain money from Dr. G C F Spring by false pretenses involving white lead claimed to be made by Sears Roebuck. Additional counts involve a ring bought by R H Miles and another ring mailed misrepresented.
The text mixes advice about recipes with a cryptic jab at an actress in a play, mentioning a lemon preparation and vague costs. It references a society belle as the reason for the actor’s clappers, but the overall meaning is fragmented and uncertain.
An advertisement-like notice asserts a 14 day cure for piles and related ailments including throat conditions and blindness. It mentions a Niagara Falls power generating plant valued at $46,000,000 annually and references a medical or health guarantee tied to a broad range of ailments.
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