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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
7
A brief public notice states that articles and illustrations must not be reprinted without prior special permission. It emphasizes protection of the publisher's rights and restricts copying or redistribution.
A dated manual describes autopsy procedures to trace first cases of poultry illness. It lists external and internal symptoms for ailments such as lice, diptheritic roup, cholera, tuberculosis, pneumonia, and peritonitis, and advises consulting a state veterinarian for uncertain results.
Do not use sulphur or slacked lime in the dust box as they harm birds and damage plumage. Avoid open-water exposure in freezing weather to prevent ice on feather legs. Do not use hellebore or slug shot for lice due to canker and suffocation. Do not whisky chickens for colds as it makes them drunk.
Journal poem praising a person nicknamed Turkey for flamboyant style and holiday flair with playful lines about a bronze appearance and festive dress. The piece ends with an odd weathered note and a signature C M Barnitz suggesting a holiday tribute.
A garbled old article pokes fun at village poultry trade and farm life. It warns of 'turkey hucksters' and mentions geese ducks and guineas with advice on dressing birds and feeding leftovers. It riffs on market tricks and rural prudence amid town gossip.
A vintage advertisement claims the product builds up the body with sound fresh and solid muscle through a tonic formula. It emphasizes health benefits and physical strength from the remedy.
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