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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1914
Page
3
Advice urges separating old hens from their broods at night to reduce disease risk. Emphasizes keeping housing clean, providing grit, offering small greens in yard, and using early chicks for winter egg profits. Encourages long range planning for flock improvement and winter egg production.
Practical guide describes a dry mash mix for laying hens using cornmeal wheat bran wheat middlings and ground oats with optional omissions. Emphasizes wheat bran for laxative effect, adds alfalfa or clover, salt, and beef scraps plus bone meal, plus feeding setup using a shallow box and mesh cover.
The article advises poultry keepers to introduce good male birds from another flock if their males lack desirable traits. It notes inbreeding should be avoided for utility stock but show birds may require closer inbreeding. Emphasis is placed on careful selection of matings and study to achieve better headway in breeding.
A. de la Torre Jr formerly U. S. Immigration Inspector in San Francisco mails a testimonial from 1111 Powell St praising Peruna. He notes personal health benefits and says he and friends will speak in favor of the remedy as a treatment for catarrh.
A courtroom exchange shows a lawyer anticipating a cross examination and a witness noting the need to remain firm yet cordial. The dialogue reveals tension over examination style and conduct.
Mrs J R Greggs reports a year long skin eruption on her child cured after using Cuticura Soap And Ointment. She describes itching sores festered and yellow discharge and notes relief after two uses and continued treatment. Advertises free samples and world wide sales from Cuticura Boston.
A collection of light anecdotes from early 20th century papers. A Philadelphia barber prefers shaving fat men and notes shorter waits, a fat man weighing 405 pounds. A touring car hits a pedestrian. the driver asks if he is dead and hears he is merely run down. Sir William Harcourt anecdote ends with a boy and a cab joke.
A clergyman testimonial praises Dodds Kidney Pills after years of illness with swollen limbs and heart symptoms. Also a reminiscence about Elias Howe, the sewing machine pioneer, and a quip about debtors. The items reflect period ad copy and anecdotal notes from community life.
Read testimonials from Mrs S T Richmond Prov indence RI and others praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for displacement post partum irregularities and organic trouble. Sufferers report renewed strength and ability to work as the medicine is advertised with confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Massachusetts.
A scrambled narrative from Kansas Kalter recounts a back office scene where a new student learns typing by flinging keys out a window. Mr Brown questions the act as a supervisor notes the student’s habit while another line of dialogue and stray ad phrases appear amid garbled text and odd slogans.
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