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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
2
A feature describes chicken housing with two pine buildings 18 by 70 feet and 18 by 128 feet, south facing with glass and muslin, dirt floors packed with wheat straw. It notes single comb Brown Leghorns tolerate cold if drafts and dampness are avoided. Costs are given as 3.88 dollars per foot excluding land, housing about 1,250 layers at 62 cents per hen, versus a usual one dollar per hen.
Ducklings hatch at about two ounces and reach one and a half to four pounds by four to eight weeks. At ten weeks they weigh five and a half to six pounds and should be marketed from nine to twelve weeks. Geese grow similarly, goslings starting around four ounces. Turkeys grow slowly initially but accelerate after three months.
Practical guidance for poultry keepers covering egg production rates for geese and ducks, housing impacts, crop presence, breeding longevity, and show prep. Advice includes feeding recipes, dry mash ratios, lime usage, handling during packing, and subtle disease notes like limberneck. Emphasizes daily collection, thorough drying, and staged culling decisions for profitability.
Washington dispatch notes Democratic leaders expect President-elect Wilson to wield aggressive tactics against tariff foes and big trusts. The incoming attorney general will face major trust prosecutions, including United States Steel, International Harvester, and New Haven cases, with emphasis on criminal liability and possible federal regulation as a long term solution. The piece contrasts Democratic, Progressive, and Republican views on enforcement and state rights.
Balkan plenipotentiaries wait for the Turkish reply amid calls for swift settlement of the war. Greece aims to retain Salonika while Bulgaria advances toward Adrianople. talks with Britain probe mediation. Turkish assembly postpones, frontiers with Romania Bulgaria under fast track, Darrow faces retrial in Los Angeles for attempting juror bribery.
Miss Inez Milholland of Newark is named to lead the suffragist parade on March 3 in Washington. She will wear medieval herald attire and march down Pennsylvania Avenue ahead of a woman’s band guiding a unit of “petticoat” cavalry.
Washington report says the conference report on the immigration bill was rejected after a clash led by Senator LaFollette. The dispute centered on a clause claimed to bar a majority of Jewish immigrants from Russia and Romania. At Senator Lodge request the bill returned to conference.
Washington witnesses testify as the agricultural schedule of the Payne Aldrich tariff is reviewed by the Ways and Means Committee. The measures aim to aid farmers with reductions from the Dingley era. Becker case moves toward a new trial as juror conduct questions surface in New York.
T J Leahy representing Osage councilors deposed by Secretary Fisher spent a full day before the house Indian affairs committee. He charged Fisher with favoring Standard Oil and blocking Indian leases to Uncle Sam Oil Company. The department will present its investigation to a federal grand jury.
A period appeal promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative tonic for infants and families. It highlights a lingering infant feeding disorder, endorsements from mothers, and a mail order offer for a free sample from W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
An inventor introduces a revolving toothbrush with handles like pliers to rotate a spindle. The exchange notes the device can circle to the user if misplaced, but warns it might keep moving and be taken by someone else.
A reader recounts how Grape-Nuts improved his wife’s health over 18 years of poor digestion. After four weeks the wife enjoys hearty breakfasts and dinners with cream or milk, and the family endorses the product. The ad cites Postum Co. Battle Creek and the book The Road to Wellville.
A young boy struggles to breathe while traveling to his grandparents as a father consoles him. An advertisement promotes Chest Ointment from Burwell Dunn, claiming quick relief for croup and chest ailments. The piece ends with a reflective snippet on motherly trust and a Lord Halifax quote.
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