Clairvoyant readings offered by Madame Deering in city
Madame Deering, a clairvoyant and palmist, will give readings of past present and future at Washington House for a limited time. Hours 9 am to 6 pm. Readings ladies 50c gentlemen 1. The ad also promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism with quick relief and mentions Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman as sellers.
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Talented Youths Offered Free Hearing by Mr Roney in Chicago
Talented boy singers and instrumentalists can obtain free hearing by Mr Roney in Chicago. He offers organ recitals coaching church organ playing orchestral registration concert singing and voice training for boys. Availability en route or by appointment at 2358 Indiana Ave Suite 101 Chicago with delivery address in town.
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True Patriot Toby Defends Old Glory in Ring
In a quaint tale from the Atlanta Constitution, the clown in a Spaniard outfit incites Toby the baby by mocking the flag. Toby responds by defending Old Glory, delivering a quick ear knockdown and a jab at Manila Bay and Santiago as the Spaniard retires.
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Barbara Frietchie
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Atlanta Constitution
Negroes protest comments by speaker at Boston University Law
A committee of eight black residents, including two law school graduates, petitioned University President Huntington to publicly repudiate remarks by Poultney Bigelow during a Boston University Law School lecture. Huntington pledged to seek trustees action on the protest. The critics faulted Bigelow for degrading negro capabilities and comparing them unfavorably to minstrel imagery.
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Poultney Bigelow
Boston University Law School
Law School
Huntington
Bigelow
Kansas farmer fails to wed after mail courtship ends
Louisville report recounts 8 W. Coler of Jackson Kansas pursuing Nan Pollard of 2335 West Walnut St in a mail romance. Coler, robbed in St Louis of money and clothing, reaches Louisville only to be rejected by Pollard who refused to marry him. He telegraphed home for funds and began his return trip.
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St. Louis
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Couple laid to rest after double pneumonia tragedy
In Jeffersonville Indiana Mr and Mrs John Dunham, married four months, both had children from prior marriages. Pneumonia struck a week ago and the wife died two days after her husband. Dunham is buried beside his first wife in Borden while Mrs Dunham rests beside her first husband in Mountain Grove cemetery.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
John Dunham
Dunham
Borden
Mountain Grove
Feeding and care guidance for raising brooder chicks
An article from The Feather by RF D. Sando outlines feeding schedules for brooder chicks from first meals through four weeks. It covers initial grit and millet, portioning to avoid overfeeding, progression to equal parts of wheat corn and millet, then buckwheat and additional millet, plus housing with litter for foraging. It also stresses green food, access to water, grit in the gizzard, and meat scraps, with notes on cooped chicks and early water withholding.
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RF. D. Sando
Feeding Mash Plan for Breeding Stock
Dr. P. T. Woods in Reliable Poultry Journal outlines a molested mash feeding plan for breeding stock. The method uses scalded clover or alfalfa, bran, cornmeal or corn and oat chop with heavy bran to form a crumbly mash fed at a consistent daily time. A night feeding should be followed by a hard grain feed.
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P. T. Woods
Reliable Poultry Journal
Going light in chickens bids quick kill for safety
J. M. Adamson in the Housekeeper notes a problem called going light, more common in certain flocks due to environment. He reports only a few cases over the years and says the condition is simply consumption. If a chicken is just skin and bones, kill and bury it immediately as it will end in death despite care.
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J. M. Adamson
Raising Ducks and Geese for Market Supremacy
The Pekin duck is advised as the superior stock for high market prices. For geese, only the largest breeds should be kept, with Toulouse African and other large varieties acceptable. Large birds cost no more to raise than small ones, and markets do not overstock on large fat geese.
Money In Chickens
Article argues that hatching and raising chickens is not difficult and can yield profitable results for the average person using common sense and steady effort. It emphasizes steady attention and practical approach.
Poultry House Design Impacts Summer and Winter With Ventilation
A well built and ventilated poultry house can reduce seasonal differences in fowl comfort and egg production. The differences between summer and winter performance become minimal when building quality and airflow are optimized.
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