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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1915
Page
3
Poultry expert William A Radford explains building a two compartment poultry house to improve winter laying. He notes small flocks, proper ventilation, straw lofts, and careful sealing prevent lice mites and fleas. Weather adapts house height, doors, and ceilings for warmth and airflow.
Two compartment poultry house 16 by 32 feet aims for better flock performance with limited numbers per compartment. Articles discuss roof pitch, south facing design, dust and cleanliness, ventilation, and cost considerations. Judge Schooler highlights mule value with a $400 to $600 span and a large Missouri farm.
Sudan grass offers high feeding value and drought resistance, pairing with feterita for hay and grain. It surpasses prairie hay and timothy in nutrition, can yield two crops annually, and serves well as pasture. Caution: distinguish from Johnson grass to avoid spread.
Dry farming remains viable with thousands of acres available. Success rests on careful methods, deep timely plowing, weed control, moisture conservation, and selecting clean, high quality seed. Poor results stem from unsuitable land or incorrect practices, while disciplined farmers achieve profit via scientific steps.
Deep plowing is essential in dry farming regions. Use a subsurface packer or equivalent to pack the furrow against the subsoil. Many farmers fail to prepare a perfect seed bed, plowing mainly to cover weeds with loose dirt, which does little for moisture conservation.
The pit silo is described as the cheapest and best silo to build with material costs not exceeding thirty dollars. It claims to require little skill, needs no costly machinery, cannot fall, needs no upkeep, and protects stored fodder through drought. Building and feeding from one could transform a farm's feed efficiency.
Kafir is a drought resisting crop not to be compared with corn where rainfall supports good corn. In moist areas corn silage yields more fodder per acre and is superior to kafir silage for wilt production, making kafir less profitable there.
Ailing hens show oviduct inflammation and may lay many small eggs when fed too heavily on corn or overly stimulating foods. Provide abundant green Stuff and a crop of aconite both morning and evening to restore balance and health.
Clyde Brewster happy with May Worthington until a blindfolded incident at a train depot sparks a mistaken love triangle. Roger Payne and Miss Lansing expose the mix up caused by a coat, love letter, and a missing farewell. May learns Brewster is innocent and the couple plan their wedding as the coats are finally reconciled.
In a salon scene, Almost Every Woman asks a beauty specialist if her forehead is high or low. The smooth white forehead with hair framing the cheval glass prompts the expert to explain high foreheads signify intellect, while a very low one signals beauty, as anxious patrons press for a definitive judgment.
A visitor observed a craftsman shaping clay by hand, asserting no tool can surpass the human touch. He explained God’s work requires this personal method, as Jesus touched and brought health and salvation, a sentiment recorded by the Recorder.
A claimant from Colorado credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with ending two years of stomach and digestive distress after one bottle. The ad claims permanent relief for stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments and promotes a satisfaction guarantee. Also includes unrelated naval anecdote about sailors learning to row and swim.
Lewie Anthony, a Ware farmer, plans legal action against a man named John Hammond after Hammond killed a large rattlesnake on Anthony's land. Anthony traps and sells snakes in his settlement and says the incident cost him at least a dollar. Hammond was near the farm when he removed the rattler, a thirteen-rattle specimen with a button.
A brief dialogue shows a patient broken by overwork seeking medical care while the doctor proposes a discreet solution. The exchange ends with a wry remark as the patient requests payment for the suggested relief.
A progressive speaker asks if idiots should be chloroformed at birth. The student of human nature replies that it would not be practical, noting most stupidity emerges after growth. The dialogue satirizes ultra harsh views and challenges practicality versus ethics.
Comic dialogue notes a timid youth and a facetious clerk debating marriage costs as an installment plan. The scene resembles a Harvard Lampoon joke about fools and cops, with a laundress and a newspaper ad tying in, then a line about a New York telephone directory hitting 600,000 copies.
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