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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1909
Page
6
Study prompts tied to Acts 19 with Rev Dr Linscott exploring Christian witness versus economic interests. Questions probe how truth confronts evil, the ethics of risking business and life, mob psychology, and leadership in crisis alongside Paul’s example in love and faith.
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A farmer argues that white varieties like White Rocks and White Wyandottes will dominate production and profit as buyers favor color and uniformity. He cites market demands, color appeal, faster growth, and hardiness as advantages over darker feathered breeds and other specialists.
A column of KURIOS FROM KORRESPONDENTS discusses farming life and asks readers for poultry and dog care questions. It answers inquiries on pigeon sexing methods, fishtail comb defects, bulldog health, egg production seasonality, squab hatching timing, and effects of soft mash on fertility.
A string of rural adages warns against feeding young ducks corn and cayenne pepper, warns about a horse trampling hens, and advises patching fences to stop hens in the onion patch. It contains playful verses about poultry, fox risk, and cautions for moonlight duck behavior.
A column laments low quality meat scraps and deficient poultry shipments while praising breeding methods, protein rich feeds, and selective mating for healthier Leghorns. It notes rising feed costs, turkey care tips, and the value of sprayers for poultry houses and fruit trees. A neighbor's dog kills forty four Wyandottes, prompting rural frustration.
I S Mason of Beaver Dam Kentucky reports years of intense colicky pains with no relief until Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was recommended. After a few doses the pain vanished and has not returned in four years. The remedy is sold by F L Stolte and Lemmons Pharmacy.
Call up Phone No. 1 and leave orders promptly attended to by Frank Bow ers. Give street and number.
Some billboards remain and the notice urges quick action to obtain them before removal by A. H. Wallace & Son.
New York Aug 20 A Brooklyn brewing executive Charles Katz president of Oberlin Brewing company is indicted for complicity in the alleged theft of 20000 shares of copper stock from Windsor Trust as collateral for a 50000 loan to M M Joyce broker for F Augustus Heinze. W L Clark also indicted and Sterling Birmingham a discharged loan clerk faced with a 250 gratuity charge.
Hyomei promises a home remedy by using a small inhaler with drops to treat catarrh coughs colds bronchitis croup and asthma. The ad touts mountain air antiseptic relief claiming five minutes to ease a cold and five hours to break it up and offers a complete outfit for $1.00 through Lemmon's Pharmacy with a money back guarantee.
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