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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
6
H. H. Steup argues sustained vigor across digestion circulation and nerves is essential for profitable poultry. He urges yearly culling of weak stock, introduction of new blood, careful selection of high producers, and outside breeding to avoid inbreeding and ensure strong offspring.
The speaker concedes minor errors may occur in grocery operations but seeks to prove reliability through a practical trial. The message emphasizes a request for a test rather than guarantees.
The expert notes a lazy hen is not healthy yet a hungry hen often lays well. Environment greatly affects egg output with extreme temperatures reducing flow. A 150 eggs per year is good, and movement between coops boosts production. Winter layers come from proper feed and care, not a single breed. Most eggs are laid between 9 AM and 3 PM.
In memory of Fove on January 19, one year ago today the angels took a beloved bud from our garden of love to the home above. The writer recalls her suffering and his sorrow as he gazes at the misty night and remembers her sweet voice saying good night.
A motherly note reflects on a child's passing and the enduring love of family. She speaks of a child’s pure joy as a remedy for sorrow and urges guiding children toward righteousness to reunite in a peaceful afterlife. Written by Mrs. Neva Binion.
A Middle West city U S district attorney office coach was damaged. The custodian, a collector of internal revenue, notified the Treasury. The supervising architect in Washington ordered the custodian to advertise for bids.
Lax F os with Pepsin Syruphonic Laxative relieves promptly and should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. It stimulates and regulates and is pleasant to take. Sold for 60 cents per bottle.
Advertising cost 39.50, couch repair 3.94. Bids sent to Washington, contract signed and work completed. An inspector criticized the job, a row with the contractor ensued, the chief inspector approved. Nine months later the contractor received Uncle Sam's 3.94 check. The government nearly a dozen months later still unsettled.
A report notes a bid of $3.94 needed to repair the U S district attorney’s chair, with the overall project estimated to cost at least $500 to complete.
The reader is urged to visit Craig Bros Cafe for hunger satisfaction described as highly pleasing. The note emphasizes a positive dining experience and urges trying the cafe next time.
A bold ad touts Laxa tive Brom Quinine as a superior tonic with laxative effect that avoids nervousness or head ringing. It urges readers to note the full name and seek the signature of E. W. Grove at 3c.
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