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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
5
A garbled OCR extract lists names such as Miller and Morgan alongside various grade levels and attendance figures. The fragment mentions terms like 185 days and a 22706 attendance marker, with scattered references to boys and girls across grades.
The speaker warns that raising chickens entirely in artificial factory conditions distances them from nature. While some praise the efficiency of factory methods, concerns arise about vitality and breeding potential. Brooded young birds may not withstand farm conditions, and transplanting hot house grown plants or chicks to natural surroundings is unlikely to succeed.
R L Cochran of the Poultry Husbandry Department at Iowa State College urges shade for young chicks during summer. If on open range near a cornfield move the chick house to give access to corn shade. create sun shade or elevate the house by 1.8 inches to allow shelter underneath. Overcrowded range houses lead to poor feathering and sunburn, so place near shade trees if available.
A Senate talk on George Washington as a farmer links his drought losses to modern farming trials. Senator Sheppard cites a Mount Vernon letter from 1789 and a 1799 note describing crop failure and grazing cuts, drawing parallels to current agricultural hardships and the Two Hundredth Birthday celebration plan.
A fragmentary article discusses plant varieties and yields from a trial. It cites percentages and counts, mentions orange juice and cornstarch in a recipe, and references a comparison of plant performance. Several garbled phrases and missing context reduce clarity.
Poem in verse about a woman waiting for love and finally meeting her destined mate at the gate. The speaker reflects on vain wooing, fate, and hope as she endures years of longing before recognition. Tate Lo appears as the awaited mate at the gate.
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