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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1910
Page
7
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A humorous verse mocks vows to quit smoking and drinking on New Year's. It urges impractical remedies and playful domestic shaming, concluding with a call to force a wife to pledge rigidly while wearing a peach basket hat. C. M. Barnitz signs the satirical piece.
An article advocates a dedicated poultry hospital for injured or diseased fowl, notes benefits of separate wards to avoid spread, and details humane treatment methods including a Wyandotte cockerel’s recovery after a sour crop incident. It stresses cleanliness, diagnosis, and charity toward crippled birds.
A vivid saying reflects on work ethic and partnership in business. It cautions against hubris and urges practical measures like keeping water vessels clear and maintaining appearance. The quip blends streetwise advice with household discipline to underline steady enterprise.
A fair exhibitor notes 6 000 fowls and a colorful array of breeds and varieties. The piece outlines standards in the Standard of Perfection, lists American English Mediterranean and Asiatic classes with multiple breeds and varieties, and names popular fowls like Wyandotte, Plymouth Rock, Rhode Island Red among others.
Opinion piece discusses high egg and food prices, poultry color varieties, and breeding ethics. It notes buff tones are hard to produce, warns against mating errors, and emphasizes the need for proper ventilation and thermometers in poultry housing. It references 1908 Utah poultry production and contrasts western gains with eastern output.
In a rich parlor scene a frazzled Anne vents about a federation meeting and a love triangle with Lily and Professor Henry. Diagrams of Virginia colonialism spark jokes as Myra Reed Morton’s schemes collide with social ambitions and romantic hopes.
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