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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
2
An article from The Tulsa Star discusses farming finance and mortgage methods. It contrasts farmer needs with bank lending, notes payments over time, and argues for practical credit solutions. Includes references to local towns, financial terms, and a long discussion of economic and educational notes.
A garbled quote mocks Representative Pride as obstinate and contrary minded. The speaker says he would ignore even a newspaper ad that says Dont Read The. The passage appears as a satirical caricature from a historical page.
A jumbled OCR page mentions Thaw teens and various places and people alongside scattered agricultural notes. It references red kernels, potato prep, and a curved blade knife for table fruit, with a short aside about a BAR patented candy display box.
Study at the Maine Experiment Station tested a roosting closet with curtain fronts to conserve body heat for poultry during extreme cold. Tests showed no benefit. curtains reduced oxygen and increased ammonia and CO2, harming birds. By fall 1910 curtains were removed and conditions improved with lower mortality and higher egg production.
A description from Popular Mechanics details a Vee holder made from inserted parts forming an overlapping joint at the slide. The container includes small end holes to open and close without tearing, enabling safer egg transport with minimal breakage.
The article notes how poultry responds to extreme weather and shipping conditions, stressing care for fowls and the profitability of hatchery operations. It mentions January market activity, early-year demand, and the industry’s growth prospects amid evolving practices and potential use of shells as byproducts.
An Arkansas press sales blurb touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a remedy for sluggish liver and inactive bowels. It claims dramatic improvements, warns against harsh purges, and pitches 26 cent bottles via Hot Springs Chemical Co. The advertisement mixes dubious medical claims with promotional copy and odd details about imports and products.
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