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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1908
Page
3
The narrator, arriving at Glenarm House with Bates, explores a candle lit library and a grand, unsettling estate. A rifle shot shatters the night, Bates remains calm, and a tense dinner in the refectory ends with the narrator accusing Bates of deception. He storms into the woods toward the lake to uncover danger.
A Cleveland Leader quip notes relief at quiet baby cries as a neighborly issue. The joke contrasts a wife who sang to soothe a baby with neighbors preferring silence.
The author explains that extracting unfinished sections can be marginally profitable in certain seasons. He describes two types of unfinished combs, shares a past white clover flow experience, and details a simple adjustable shelf add‑on for a bee extractor to ease the process without damaging frames.
Advice on whitewashing poultry houses two or three times a year using hot thin wash with benzoic acid, coal, and thorough application to cracks to prevent mites and lice. Recommends green cut bone as a top food to boost egg production and growth.
The article argues that many successful poultry plants began with simple, makeshift houses built from scraps and tar paper, not elegant structures. It notes owners improvised to shelter fowls, improved as profit grew, and stresses comfort for fowls and attendants over costly design. It cautions against equating cheapness with poor results and emphasizes practical beginnings.
Bulletin 348 introduces a natural experiment Lavette to carry eggs upright in wells at the box bottom. Eggs are gathered, stored in the egg room at night, and recorded by numbers read from the little end for each pen.
Lameness in fat fowls often comes from a roost too high and damp housing. Prefer a beard floor unless a dirt floor is best. Improve the flock with proper protection, cooler feed, and timely moult. Melted lard and sulphur weekly helps scaly tees. Repair houses in warm season and seal crevices to prevent sickness and loss.
Guidance on duck fattening recommends a liberal corn ration with greens and occasional tough lettuce cut into grain feed. Ducks thrive on corn heavy diets complemented by green feed until ready for sale.
A New York movement seeks to establish a national park along the Hudson Highlands preserving iconic scenery and historic sites. Interests include West Point Iona Island and large government managed reservations. President Roosevelt reportedly approves pending park protections to curb further defacement of famed river scenery.
An elderly weight lifter, 75 year old John Fitzpatrick from this place, claims extraordinary strength. He lifts heavy barrels, handles 150 pound weights, and once moved a 450 pound granite boulder onto a wagon at Yakima County fair. He credits early rising and untrimmed hair for health and invites challengers who stay within a day’s reach of his homestead.
A table ranks Great Britain as the leading naval power today with about 5 116 LGT tonnage, the United States second at 611 616, France third, Germany fourth, and Japan next with 374 701. Russia Italy and Austria follow in order. If wartime construction finishes, the United States would rise to third and France to second, with Great Britain remaining first.
Frederick Leopard testified in court that he paid 40 dollars for the privilege of holding his baby for a minute. He traveled to East Liverpool to see his wife, offered all his money, and the child was placed in his arms before being snatched away within moments.
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