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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
5
Close observers note ill fitting land-me-downs differ from custom suits made to fit. Tailor-made garments last longer, press well, and give better satisfaction. We offer cleaning and pressing service, alterations, and dry cleaning for ladies' skirts.
A local ad promotes a reliable line of men's Overalls and Jumpers with extra bargains in Corduroy pants. Shoppers are invited to drop in and inspect the selection.
Sunday attendance urged as a record breaker with all Sunday school members to move from church to the eleven o clock service. Epworth League officers elected for the upcoming year include Fitz Bryant president and Sue Stephens first vice president.
The Missionary Society gathered Monday at president Mrs H C Willis home with Rev Sam Black praising Judge Thompson for fearless gospel preaching. Attendance at Sunday school reached 107 despite rain and cold. The revival opens Sunday with the pastor urging full participation to gain the biggest blessing at the Presbyterian Methodist meeting for all.
Real estate note urges buyers to seek J B Stallings for city property and farm lands. It highlights satisfied customers as the best advertisement and invites calls to view bargains offered by Stallings.
The article explains keeping dry mash in front of laying hens in winter to boost egg production. It recommends a mix of bran middlings meal beef scrap and green cut bone with optional ground oats, fed in hoppers to prevent waste and ensure slow, even consumption.
High egg prices make winter production crucial and show the value of proper housing ventilation feeding and methodical care. A clean dry house with ample sunlight and varied grain and greens ensures steady lay rates while poor feeding or drafts depress output. The Houston note mentions a 1915 bottlers convention and local ads for corn meal and eyewear fitting.
Pigeons begin laying two weeks after mating and produce two eggs that hatch in about 18 days. Old birds stop feeding the young once the next brood hatches. Each pair needs two nests and space to fly. confinement leads to illness, so they should fly outdoors even in cold weather. Breeding runs March through September, with superb breeders producing young ten months a year.
Advice stresses regular green food for hens at least three times weekly. Cabbage beets and sprouted oats recommended. should be kept on every daily menu for better results.
The piece notes corn as the best evening meal for poultry during cold nights. It emphasizes corn’s warmth and stimulating effect on chickens as night approaches.
A playful note notes the fair sex to use a pen chant for dainty confections in a lighthearted exchange about sweets and appetite.
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