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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
7
Mr Egan United States minister to Denmark warns that if the war lasts two more years the world may face famine with 10 000 000 soldiers consuming more than they produce and food could run out, creating a foodless world and unprecedented hunger even for the Hun seeking relief.
The Department of Agriculture launches a campaign to encourage bee keeping as a war economy measure. It asserts unlimited honey from wild flowers and that with simple guidance any man can harvest a good first year crop, profit from selling honey, and ease sugar shortages.
A Louisville Courier Journal fragment shows a burglar narrator describing stealth and concealment, stating the need to remain unseen and to stay in the spotlight as events unfold.
A French chemist developed a method to reuse soiled absorbent cotton used in Paris military hospitals. The process removes grease by boiling in soda solution or pressure treatment, washes, dries, bleaches with hypochlorite lime, and re dries. The purified material is carded packed and sterilized.
In Brownsville Texas Mr. Charles Saker reports his wife prefers Foley's Honey and Tar for cough relief, noting quick relief without opiates. The remedy is praised for soothing bad coughs and aiding sleep for children and adults alike. Dyer & Jones, druggists.
Peter Goblin laments cruel gossip about goblins and their portrayal by adults. The Fairy Queen counsels patience and promises support as goblins plan a coasting party and supper to win children’s trust. A shy girl’s fear turns to laughter as she sees Peter’s sadness and kindness.
A farm writer explains a simple rack system to sprout oats for winter green food. Oats soak overnight, drain, and sprout in trays without artificial heat, taking six to seven days. The method yields healthier flocks with higher egg production and strong spring hatching.
The statement argues that selecting actions hinges on the underlying aims guiding those choices. It emphasizes aligning steps with desired outcomes to determine the best path forward.
The piece outlines methods to dry hen houses through ventilation. It specifies open-front design, muslin fronts, and wind bafflers or shutters. Muslin area ratios depend on house width and floor space, with guidelines for 10, 15, and 20 foot widths. Baffles can be galvanized iron or wood, built from 1 by 4s with one inch gaps for air flow.
W A Lip pincott of Kansas Agricultural College states chickens require constant fresh water. Running water is best, but if unavailable, keep water fresh and add permanganate of potash to wine red to act as an antiseptic and help prevent disease and reduce intestinal parasites.
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