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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1914
Page
7
Poultrymen describe methods to winter young birds by expanding or linking summer colony coops. Options include adding a connected passageway and using dusting and nesting rooms, with windproofing and moisture control. Some setups group multiple coops into single sheds, allowing old birds free runs as new flocks mature.
A new poultry device combines a water drinking pan with a grit box to keep water clean and prevent jittering. The three inch deep pan dumps easily when water freezes, and a self feeding frame fits over a grit hopper. It can be built from common lumber and hung on a wall.
Buyers at the country store value sorted eggs by size and color. Graded, clean, uniformly presented eggs command higher prices and stable supply can secure advances in market price.
Mrs Capron spots Uncle Timothy wasting time on a fishing expedition and, noting her own hard work, scolds him for leaving his wife to wash while he enjoys leisure. The exchange ends with the old colored man affirming his wife will work as usual at home.
An advertisement extols Knowlton's Dandeline promising immediate improvement in hair luster and scalp health. It urges purchase of a 25 cent bottle and describes rapid effects including new growth and smooth, abundant-looking hair. The copy ends with a garbled joke.
A night express wrecks with brakes failed and lights out. Passengers search debris and find a sleeping porter among twisted iron, while locals react to the collapse. Interleaved humor pieces and anecdotes describe language quirks and domestic scenes from the era.
A playful social snapshot recalls a couple confirming engagement plans after a whispered proposal. The exchange features light humor about rehearsing the moment, with both declaring mutual affection and tentative commitment.
The source fragment discusses beliefs on capital punishment for murder. It references the death penalty as a topic of legal and moral debate, noting varying opinions on its application and justice implications. No clear, specific event or date is provided.
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