Preparedness for the Baby Chicks
Mrs. George Bailey of DeWitt County Illinois advocates thorough readiness in chick brooders. She emphasizes proper heat and space, recommends a 95 to 100 degree hover, and notes losses rise with poor equipment or unattended care. Bailey shares tips from observation and offers knowledge to neighbors in Successful Farming.
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George Bailey
DeWitt County
Illinois
Mrs. Bailey
Unjust Complaint Mrs Mitchell Over New Items
A domestic dispute story recounts Mrs Mitchell lamenting she never receives anything new while her spouse Mitchell reminds her of a baby born the previous year. The exchange highlights domestic tensions and social expectations in a small community setting.
Girls Provide a Foundation for Your Future Health
Port Arthur Texas prints a testimonial from Mrs. J F Taylor about recovery after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. The ad promotes these family remedies sold in drug stores with prices for tablets and liquids.
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Port Arthur
Texas
Dr. Pierce
Feeding Chicks A Practical Early Diet Guide
Mrs. C. L. F. of Missouri outlines a chick feeding program starting at about forty eight hours. Feed five to six times daily with rolled oats first, then add buttermilk mash, scratch grains, green oats and hard boiled eggs, plus grit. Water and sour milk fountains remain in the brooders throughout the period.
Warning Her Daughter
A terse exchange reveals Muriel overhearing her parents recalling how they first met at a picture show. She jokes that her mother has encouraged avoiding picture shows, prompting the father to confirm the memory.
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Muriel
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promise by Bow-Wright Drug
An ad promises Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy for sore gums pyorrhea and bleeding gums with a money back guarantee if customers are not pleased. The Bow-Wright Drug Co. markets the product as unlike anything previously used and claims certain results.
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Leto
Bow-Wright Drug Co
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs for breaking up a cold overnight or cutting short grippe. Take one or two Calotabs at bedtime with water. no salts or nausea, no interference with eating or work. Next morning the cold vanishes, system purified, appetite restored. family package with directions only 35 cents at any drug store.
How Much Feed for Hens at Nebraska College Plant
The Nebraska agricultural college poultry plant caretakers advise about three pounds of sprouted oats per 100 hens and three pounds of dry scratch grain in the forenoon, plus seven or eight pounds of scratch in the evening. Mash blends include yellow cornmeal, shorts, bran, meatmeal or tankage, and dairy salt. Skimmilk can replace tankage if given at four gallons daily per 100 hens. Alfalfa hay in a wire rack is a valuable winter addition.
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Nebraska Agricultural College
World's Greatest Hen Sets New Egg Laying Record
A White Leghorn hen owned by the University of British Columbia toppled the egg laying record with 351 eggs in 365 days. The 12 month test, overseen by the Canadian department of agriculture, averaged nearly one egg daily amid a nationwide derby.
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University of British Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Dominion
Equal To Any Emergency Suitor Reassures In Dialogue
A humorous exchange unfolds as a suitor attempts to win over a father. He jokes about supporting Ellen and even the father if needed, highlighting comic bravado in a playful confrontation.
World Peace Through Fewer Fights, Says San Diego Union
A San Diego Union opinion asserts world peace will come when no one desires conflict more than a champion fighter desires victory. The remark uses boxing imagery to contrast rivalry with broader global harmony.
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San Diego Union
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