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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1916
Page
3
A guide notes Toulouse and Emden geese are popular and profitable for farms with rough pasture and water. It covers breeding, mating ratios, feeding for goslings and adults, water needs, nest setup, egg collection, incubation, and care from hatch to brooding, with emphasis on seasonality and management.
Mrs Emory hosts a dinner with Countess Karolyi and discovers her butler John List has a secret past. John, posing as a guest, reveals a former romance with the Countess from their country. The party exposes old ties, a vow, and the lingering tension between duty and desire.
On farms profits drop from unknown chick ages. Implement marking with a poultry punch at hatch to record age. Punch the web between the feet and use different combinations to identify chicks from various mating pens. Keep a memorandum for reference.
The piece ridicules the furred tongue as a supposed digestive trouble sign. It recalls an old spinster and doctors, noting how some physicians claimed diagnostic insight from the tongue and offering prosaic remedies while lampooning overconfidence in such signs.
An old style advertisement claims Nathe cures skin troubles with Cur and hot care, promising to stop itching instantly, clear pimples, remove dandruff and scalp irritations, heal rough hands, and offers free samples by mail from Cuticura Dept. B Boston, sold everywhere.
Fragmented OCR text describes associations as a habit and social clubs among fashionable mothers. It references Ring and Coral society, teething matters, and discussions on etiquette, language, and self interest. Mentions Mrs Philtere, Mrs Kalcker, and Mrs Bocker in a noisy, disordered 19th or early 20th century tone.
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