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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
5
In the American Legion Weekly dialogue a character confirms a close bond saying he is more than a bosom friend, calling him a hip friend. The exchange contrasts informal slang with formal terms, suggesting playful camaraderie and rapport.
Standard-bred hens lay more eggs than mongrels due to inherited quality. Connecticut and New Jersey tests show 161 to 162 eggs per pullet, while mongrel flocks range 73 to 104 eggs. Breeding with standard-bred sires raised offspring to 207 eggs over generations. Leghorn crosses yielded 198 eggs per hen. Uniform flocks look better, earn higher profits, and fetch higher market prices for eggs and poultry.
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports many inquiries about poultry raising averaging 41 to 75 letters daily, reflecting strong public interest. Poultry literature distributed by the Division of Publications has surpassed all prior years, with over 30 general bulletins and many technical works covering breeds, management, housing, incubation, breeding, and culling.
Limberneck is a paralysis of neck muscles in birds caused by decayed flesh or poisons such as arsenate of lead on farms. No cure exists. prevention is to bury or remove dead chicks and animals to stop spread and protect flocks.
Thousands of frail convalescents testify the Tanlac remedy restores health strength and working efficiency. Mrs Mary Choklat of Los Angeles says before Tanlac she was weak nervous and with poor digestion but now is in perfect health. The ad claims Tanlac turns food into healthy blood bone and muscle and purifies the system.
A medical authority warns against laxatives that cause permanent injury and promotes Nujel as a non laxative option. It claims Nujel softens and moves waste like nature, is not a medicine, resembles water in safety, and is used in hospitals and prescribed by physicians.
Abe Jackson, a colored man, was indicted in a United States court for stealing from a railroad station agent. He claimed the money came from gambling winnings, a defense the judge found astonishing though the agent testified he did not know him. The exchange highlighted courtroom oddities and race during a government-controlled rail era.
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