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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1913
Page
3
An article explains grain remains a core poultry feed while hens require a variety of nutrients. It notes minerals and nitrogen come from shells and other sources. overreliance on grain reduces laying quality. It suggests combining corn and wheat in moderation with other elements to ensure eggs.
A simple one piece hopper to feed one bushel of feed for growing chicks and adaptable for older stock. The opening size minimizes waste and the ends use one inch material with the rest in half inch craft. Any readily available lumber can be used and assembled with basic tools in a short time.
The excerpt notes chick weights from hatchling about 1% ounces to 11 weeks at 41 ounces, with 1 week at two ounces, 3 weeks at 6% ounces, 4 weeks at an ounces, 6 weeks at ihly ounces, 7 weeks at 224 ounces, 8 weeks at 25 ounces, 10 weeks at 38 ounces, and 11 weeks at 41 ounces. The text cautions feed and care will modify figures but normal development under favorable conditions is expected.
In Washington a senator laments fried chicken as a lost art while mail arrives with more chicken dishes. A severe commuter wreck follows, with a survivor joking about injury and an accident policy as rescue workers sift through mangled debris.
A young man declines marriage despite love and a claimed $10,000 four year income as friends react with sympathy and disbelief. He says he cannot marry because he lacks the necessary funds, while a companion questions the feasibility of marrying on such a sum.
Freak Vastine of Falmouth Kentucky reports relief from severe eczema after three weeks with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He describes itching burning sores on face and scalp, hair loss, and gradual recovery after using eight cakes of Cuticura and five boxes of Ointment, with a world wide sales claim and free 22-page Skin Book offer.
George Ade listens to a youth’s ardent ode to love at the Chicago Athletic Club. The exchange includes a playful exchange about marriage and time, with references to Sinnickson and a wife musing on courtship days. The text shows witty banter and character names amid a social setting.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes that a man had his wife induce a grapho phone conversation to remind him of her while she was away. He carried out the illusion flawlessly, keeping it going continually as described by neighbors.
A testimonial advert claims Severe Rheumatiom Grove HIM from Hunts Lightning ON cured the wife of severe rheumatism and a friend of toothache. Ad claims 95 and 500 bottles available from all dealers with a buyer endorsement.
A fragmented notice from a historical column shows a mock plea about asking for money and mocking a figure named Weary Willie. The text appears as a satirical piece reflecting reform era tones and public fundraising absurdities.
The text describes a rural work pattern with an eight hour morning and afternoon split, a hay and harvest routine, and a humorous scene featuring John J. Kimbte of Port Drposil. Farn ere' National congress secretary claims farmers adapt to new schedules, with a pitchfork gag and practical farm labor details.
A fragmentary tale recounts Ned and John Quincy Adams seeking fishing, with a quirky court scene. One speaker cannot leave a dinghy to write a note to the judge asking to continue the case until Friday due to biting fish. The judge responds by citing the defendant’s "important business."
A fragmentary dialogue reveals a head of the firm and a bookkeeper discussing a hidden key to a water safe. One of the two duplicates is missing, but the other is claimed secured in a safe place. The speakers debate duplicity and safety.
Fragmentary text from a phonetic style piece shows a dialogue about calling a doctor versus a curate. It mentions a baby and a caretaker, with unclear context and names. The source is incomplete and reads like a muddled dialogue excerpt.
A fragmentary note suggests a man with a cold seeks remedy and relief. a girl offers a handkerchief as aid. The cadence imitates old verse, with playful language and misspelled forms.
A garbled stream from a 19th century style dialogue jokes about dirigibles and dancing, mixing odd spelling and misheard phrases. The speaker mocks language, hints at medical samples and a confused reference to Med Cross Mal Hive while segueing into political candidate confusion between a storm and a homeland boundary.
Ai Dintinction raises questions about medical care and boarding at a Keene area establishment. HL Hubhet-Siwe questions boarders and the risk of mistreatment, while a push to Reef them faces local sentiment and unclear authority.
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