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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1916
Page
6
William A. Radford presents a bungalow plan built across the front with a roomy 21 foot living room. The design features six gables, a beamed ceiling, a beamed living room dining room connection, and a basement with outside entrance. A sunroom, large front porch, and pantry layout enhance comfort and privacy.
The porch design includes a sun parlor that expands porch use in summer and serves as a substitute for the porch in cold weather. In warm weather windows may be opened or removed, creating a seamless integration with the porch and screens can replace sashes. The floor plan emphasizes a large living room and a holistic, well-considered layout where every room receives careful attention.
More than a thousand South Sea Islanders including Maoris Samoans and Hawaiians live in Joseppa colony in Skull Valley Utah. They were gathered by local businessmen on 15 000 acres and given wages housing and land to buy half-acre plots. A new generation attends school at Utah institutions with several girls working as stenographers in Salt Lake City and some boys completing courses at the State Agricultural College.
A statement from American Minister Ira N. Morris in Stockholm reports Sweden's national income for 1915 totaling 40,212,516 dollars, up from 39,919,519 in 1914. December figures show 3,256,031 dollars, a drop from 4,012,190 the prior December. The 1914 estimate was slightly low while the 1915 estimate was 12,105,800, leaving actual 1915 income over 2 million below the forecast.
A fragment describes a playful exchange about salaries and card suits. The dialogue hints at a lighthearted bargaining mood, mentioning hearts and diamonds as metaphors in a domestic or social scene. No further context anchors the story.
A sweeping collated wire of wartime notes recounts battles, troop movements, and political shifts. It notes Spanish vessel torpedoing risks, Italian fronts, Verdun skirmishes, and British actions in Mesopotamia. It mentions the Grant Army centenary, local murders, troop deployments to Mexico, and economic strain from gasoline prices.
A fragment advises handling eye irritation by resisting rubbing, lifting the lower lid, and flushing with plain water. It notes tears wash out debris and, if a chemical is involved, avoid consulting a book for an antidote and use water if available.
A reader is advised to wash out a substance using a teaspoonful in a pint of water, hot or cold, claiming it works faster than waiting to neutralize. The note cites Benton N. Clover, M.D. in Good Health as the source of the tip.
In a Connecticut town the girls high school introduces a washerwoman class to prepare for matrimony. To complete the innovation a pre-building and wood chopping course should be added at the boys school.
The farrowing pen must be quiet, safe and clean with light and drafts prevented. Feed should be controlled to avoid overfat sows, with summer pastures or forage and specific seeds to reduce fever risk. Water must be lukewarm during farrowing and the first 24 hours after, with bran slop if hungry. Pigs start nibbling forage around ten days, with sunshine and dry pens aiding growth. Separate sows as farrowing nears. boars kept in good condition with protein feeds and mill feeds. Weaning occurs from eight to thirteen weeks. gradual weaning and higher protein diets for piglets. Castration should occur between six to eight weeks before breeding. spaying sows not advised.
University of Minnesota agronomy notes emphasize forage crops as a practical substitute for scarce grain. Cloverdense pasture, oats with Canada field peas, Dwarf Essex rape, and red clover blends can yield strong hog gains, enabling earlier growth, better spring litters, and profitable fattening with modest supplements.
Practical points note health and management practices for poultry flocks. Keep hens healthy to prevent infected eggs, provide shell forming feed, clean nesting, and daily egg gathering. Store fresh eggs in a cool dry room away from direct sun and test freshness by water float or candling. Do not preserve dirty or washed eggs. avoid keeping eggs longer than a year and rinse after removing from preservative. Waterglass eggs stay good for cooking, but prick a hole when boiling. Also advises sowing vegetable seeds as frost ends with onions, peas, beets, early potatoes, spinach, radishes and lettuce.
The article argues that chipping potatoes and using sturdy beading in sacks would make sack potatoes acceptable, reducing middleman costs and benefiting both farmers and consumers through greater economy.
An assortment of ad taglines and a remark on war coverage. Mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and a boast about bullies. Also notes an estimate that detailing the war would take ten years.
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