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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
3
Farmers can boost profits by managing internal parasites with veterinary prescribe and using pure bred ram stock. Starkey of the naval husbandry division notes that early use of legume-rich feed and careful flock management improve lamb growth, pricing, and market readiness.
The piece argues that Ghiekens hens are most profitable in winter when housed properly. It describes housing design, lighting, ventilation, feed, water, and a steady supply of fresh air to maximize egg production and efficiency, noting long daylight needs and careful temp control.
An OCR fragment reports on a Colorado experiment gathering necrobad hosts to stage a general outbreak study. It references the department of architecture and a yearly horse pens, with mentions of disease losses and vaccination aims amid public health discussions.
The article argues sterility cases must be handled by a qualified veterinary surgeon as improper handling is dangerous. It notes breeder attempts to fix issues themselves risk worsening conditions and mentions ovarian disturbances as a common cause, with about seven percent of sterility due to retention cysts or ovarian inflammation.
The document describes how lice can spread among cattle and advises isolating affected animals. It recommends treating with coal tar dip per manufacturer directions, applying dust infested parts with sabadiila, and allowing 3 to 4 hours for the treatment to work outdoors.
The farmer managing sheep should plan lambing a week to ten days before or after seeding. If lambing precedes seeding provide shelter. if after, a warm shelter is usually necessary. Lambs require substantial attention from the shepherd at birth.
Readers explore the bungalow building trend noting ease of construction yet warn against over or under detailing. The piece analyzes regular bungalow plans and how adding brackets and varied materials can create distinction while maintaining practicality.
In a garbled report a planning group discusses space economy themes and a convention proposal. The text references revisions, an architect, and an idea for an appealing layout or exhibit, with unclear details about dates or participants.
A friend built a cheerful sun parlor using a blue gray Oriental rug as the focal point. They chose natural wicker furniture and painted the room with a Stay like finish to harmonize the rug with drapery and décor.
A proposed basement laundry layout suggests separating the area for clothes from the kitchen, including a washing machine, ironing board, training machine, utility table, and clothes dryer. It notes a waste line and labor-saving considerations in BUcD a Wat BR.
The room was painted with gray plaster and vivid yellow and Chinese blue walls. Gray cement jardinières were filled with plants. A pedestal ash tray, door mat, and ragune rack added to the sun room’s coordinated furniture.
The text stresses choosing top plumbing heating and electrical systems within budget. It notes electrical planning should fit convenience and labor-saving devices and warns that automobile accidents drownings and falls surpass fires as causes of accidental deaths.
The report argues for strong road safety by removing dangerous signs and devices, standardizing warnings, and enforcing uniform rules. It highlights designing safer vehicles, limiting unsafe drivers, and educating all road users to reduce open road danger.
A discussion argues wider paved highways are necessary as traffic grows. It cites speed, safety, and congestion issues, noting many roads are widened already to prevent dangerous buildup and loss of life and property.
A chaotic night ends with a fight at the town dance. The narrator describes a confrontation with Johnson, a scuffle, and Hazel’s return to comfort him. He recalls rivalries, jealousy, and reflections on women, culture, and money.
The article discusses evolving highway design to handle rapid traffic growth. It emphasizes safer, faster corridors, separation of roadways, and rail considerations. It warns of iron curves and crossings that threaten speed and safety, urging forward planning for modern transportation needs.
Police Commissioner Enright of New York opposes jay walking and warns of arrests if pedestrian regulation expands. He favors crosswalks only at intersections. Baltimore Commissioner Galther defends jay walking saying mid block crossings aid pedestrians and reduce traffic checks, but may worsen congestion.
A Jerusalem report says Palestine roads expanded under British governance and the Palestine Foundation Fund. Thirty two motor car and motor bus lines now operate between sites and villages of the Holy Land, signaling significant development in transport.
The United States plans to spend 4.70 per motor vehicle on federal a id roads for the year ending June 30 1925, 15 cents less per vehicle than last year. The total of 72 759 375 for the coming year is the highest ever expended, and a large hike has been discovered gently in Sequois National park.
The French general Bernadotte, once installed on the Swedish throne by Napoleon, betrayed his Corsican ally and commanded the Army of the North against him in 1818.
A diverse Indian community shapes the commercial scene in East Africa from import houses to itinerant peddlers with wealthy merchants and key business factors contributing to regional trade.
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