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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
.D|LLONVALE DEFEAT
new CUMBERLAND
Dillonvale Indians AaEly Win Prom
New Cumberland 0-3

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer
DILLONVAI.E Ohio, Aug. 3-New
Cumberland went down to defeat here
today. before tho pitching Of A. Zerla.
So New Cumberland never proved dan
gcrous, with the exception Of the fourth
when they took the lead by punching
several hits. putting two men across tho
rubber. Tho hitting Of A. Zerla, Snider.
Porter and Ossc-ky featured.
Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
DARING BASE =
RUNNING WON
FOR THE CUBS

CHICAGO. August s.-Bunchcd hits,
coupled with daring base running en-
abled Chicago to defeat philadelphia,
to I. today. Vaughn pitched shutout
ball after the first inning. when Ban
croft's double and Williams single net
ted a run. Murray. a recruit from Notrc
Dame, made his debut with the Phila-
delphians. HerZog. obtained from BOS-
ton in the trade for Mann and Pick. was
In the game for Chicago. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04

TwO-baSo hItS-BanCTOII, NHUETlTI.
Stolen bascs-Hcrzog ., PaSkcrt lIol-
locher. Deal. Sacrifice hit--D"al. Sac
rifice fly--Barber. Double rlayS---H"r-
zog to IolloChcr to Mcrklc: Bancroft I"
Paulcttc TO I.udcrus. Left on haSr%--
Philadelphia 3. Chicago >. Hit r.
pitchcr--Ry Murray = NI"rzoC twi""l.
Struck out-By Vaughn :. by Murray ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
Won sx Tm BRAVES.

TOLEDO. O.. Aug. 3.-The Boston
Nationals pounded Allan Collamore,
|orrner American league pitcher. from
mo box in the seventh inning Of an e1-
hib,tton game with the Ratl-Lights.
senni-professional team, today. and won
nv a scors Of to I. Scott weakened
An the eighth when the locals scored
all OF their runs: Score:
Boston Nationals -. ---s IL
RaIl-Lights .......----.----..4 8
Scott and Gowdy; Collamore, Baxter
and wells
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

jersey tlly. !. Baltimore. u.
jersey cry. II. Baltimore. >.
Newark. =: Reading. :.
y, wark 10: beading. ..
ElnEhamt"n. |: E:ffaI". 6.
dorchester. J Toronto. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04

"Phwy. Amer-r-rica is 80 big thot II
ye wor to drag England through the
Shtatcs We wouldn't lave a MARK In tn
dirt. an we could lose Oireland intoirely
in wan OF thin Er-reat inland oceans
phwat we call lakes. an II ye had Scot.
land to get rid OF there are thoosan1
oarna-s to hide her in, an nobody
could tell phwere ye'd put her. except
begorra, for the strong smell o.
whuskyi'-Boston TrauSefiue ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04

Two base hits-B,rns and Chase.
Three base h1ts-Roush and Burns.
Stolen baSc-DoyTe.
Sacrifice hits-Young and Gonzales
Sacrifice fly-aucf.
Double play-zimmcrnan (unassisted)
Left onbase-New York s; Cincinnati
g. K
Base on balls-off Reuther i; off
Barnes /.
Hits-off Reuthcr s in s innings; off
Eller l in inning.
Struck out-by Reuther 3: by Eller 3;
by Barnes I.
Losing pitcher-Reuther.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
sHuRE. AN, IT'S PAT THAT KNOWS.

FIur-Eui. Il railroad worker. though
not H.. at "uff agIn. ON aEtu' ;Hrn". re-
turned to ireland recently on visit. ON
bong questioned by his relatives con-
corning the wonders of America. he de-
sCribcd its size as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04

Two-base hits-Ruel, Shawkey. Jones.
Home run-Pipp. Sacrifice hits-Prat''
Sacrifice fly-Peckinpaugh- puo'e
plays--Young TO Heilmann; Feckth-
paugh. Pratt and Pipp CD. beIt on
York. Z; Detroit, >. BASES
~ ha,,s-)ff shawkey. 2: off Dauss, 4.
u;ts-Ofr Dauss, 10 in innings: off
- innings Struck out-By
Shawkey. Q; by Dauss, /: by Ayres' l.
Losing pitcher-Dauss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
IseaRpes

Includes complete figures OF games
Of July 6, finished Sunday. July y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04

Two-base hts = K.uther' ltU',7'
O'Bricn. Rentch. Bases on balls-Byi,ee
7 by Rentch 0. Hit by pitched pail
Kevseh. Struck out-By Rentch H. oy
Lee S. Double playVO'Brten to Hesseh
to PoindeXeter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04

Two-base hit-Clark.
Bases on balls-Off Whalen .; on
Straub ..
Struck out-By Whalen 10.
Umpire-Helfer. z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Gnpea

St Louis ., Brooklyn !.
Brooklyn s. ST. Louis 3.
New York 4. Cincinnati 0.
Chicago {, Philadelphia /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04
Standing Of Clrb3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Cleveland 4. WaSliinElHI @.
New York 10. Detroit ..
Others not scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04

Totals .......36 To "a
tBatted for Dauss in seventh
tBatted for Ayres in ninth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-04

And now, at last, cool cigarette
Home Runs.
We took the best Bonnie Brown
Burley tobacco, aged it and cooled it
in that rare, old New Orleans fashion;
took all sting out-kept rich, cool
flavor IN.
And, then in the South where the
weather is HOT, we said to
the smokers:
Try them"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

scrap Ia gradually increased unsii II
rrachas Is per c~n, BY tha ead IT toe
third we~A. The pgoFrrtion ~ corn.
inca. ~ Increased for ths daekiings 10
b. marketed and the hran decreased
rs the time for marketing the daek.
llnss approaches,
The fatteulng rstlon. which should
b. Gsvsi far t@o weeks hefors killlng.
consists of three parts, by weight, u
eornmea' two paris ot io~ grade iear
or spidsistags, tsnr para III btAa. uEs.
hall part III eset scrap. 10 ter cent
green feed sad 4 per cvnt grit This
mash n fri three times daily The
srNcn feed II somrs.prs len Oh, II
The ration iiastfis The last week ~ mt.
tcalng ss IL tends 10 esslnr the meat.
but II Is easier to keep the iuekisngs
in good feeyiing condition II. II TN In.
cludei, Boiled tish is sometimes usesi
la place 81 the beef scfap. but this
should he' discontinued tso weeks be-,
fore the tiack lings are Killed In order
uot 10 impart nshy taste. Where
milk Is available %, a sufficiently low
prize. he ratloRs recommended for
milk-faitenrd chickens would produce
a Neil~bleacht'd tnllA fea green IMs.
Celery seed is also used. as this IS sasd
10 iiaser The Acsh.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT

n. 'ttsa. 1, I" ras Vs.. r~ad, never
sdsn tr& sat Ji,s wfaAeng8 .sadlten
bce,rev e avsFwsgsi -. AZ szen &c. ln-
srages ct'Ias art titps d~a3AHss at.a 's}s
aea g. sssIatg the ~ .a} a
,yAea e enA the ,eir,tt r. ster rsssut Al
10 ,.yvrx & Goln AtN&3. Naf'eN OIL
ar.u es tac NAtaus EswA9g at Eta,sa5.
all - tbe wit, Tas, are Not.4sfsg}
ihrr~ ~ thcye rsrsalrs e.'h aay a psi
r1Aa ca H.. lev. ertlr+ - sns~s Il !,
whether hlr trruhls tarGe~ frcra aFc seij
sa,saBGpS she se.Esys. s-sts er u re ~
the &a3S&r stomach d~an3rntnt ~ ether
ailments has l-t,8 the ever gr5 aas Aa,sr
kan. The Ness kuswp, uHgs. reliable rvna
.as fer tNrse tctgs - a GOLD Ntlfsl.
Haarlsqn (ti Capsules Tbs rrnges has
uec1 'he test Ter nssre than Ne years
are ~ diaccvrrv Ia TIE arv erl atsFss
h,rses Va Holland. Il as d,r~csly assi
tfsv. r~lsei a. erce. hent va unsal VISA
A.. eetsr'|y ,icsusndcU' egt lake thff.
.eass. Nnar dyn1Fss WI s's,.3s ~sand
your raeu~y L ;Asv DO net htNr yca A.
,~rt NJ Substitutes t.NoA far the n.r'
Col y NEnAt. "a every s~,i sAr~e ares.
TA~y are tho pa~, errearsl. imported
HAsrt~n tAl tar.a)ss Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
MADE NO HIT WITH TRAINER
calnapanxes in xoe Altsg stssr "Tos
Previous IN imitation VI Act
Ns Had Seen.

Henry Van Ness. al sinaAl train
1 ut the Shelley 100 At Baltimore,
Was shot in the right lex by q big
es,impsn2ee at the 200. Luckily the
revolver contained q blank cartridge,
and the wound Inflicted In She train
er's Lex was q burn, caused by the
explosion u the powder
The chimpanzee initiates the
trainers and other employees Of tho
roo Recenliy be saw the bear train
or point n revolver 81 one II tho
tears when the animal refused TO 60
through h4 act. The trainer then
placed the weapon on stand IN the
big Gagged arena. When he had I'm
iAbasl with the bear act be forgot TO
use the revolver with hun.
1he chlmpanzee watched the hear
act from IT, cage. and when Van
Aess placed the chlmpanzee IN the
arena the animal picked up the rc-
sol.rr and fired II at him The
trainer dtd tra anticipate aay s3Sa-
ous trouble from the wound.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
An Attack Of Influenza
Often ls,rss Kidneys 10
Weakened Condition

Doctors In .Ii parts n the coanlTy bare
bern kept baw with the epsdssnse ct in
asensa which has v,siseJ NJ naasf homes,
Tbs symptoms VI the ais~ase srs esrr
distressing and leave the syssesn in = r.s
do~n eoadialaa Almost svc1y v'etim
rsraplaias u lams back and urinary
sroahle~ which shculd not In assesA
I'd. a. ,hess danger sGgaas cfs&n Lead w
dangerous tsdary iTcnsles. pFagslsss
report . lsfse sale ca DR. k,lmsfs
swamp Root which ~ many reopst cav
sssn hsAl. and esnsthens the a'dssss
after an attack III grip. Swamp Hoss.
a~sas IN h2sA&l aomFaGmd. k&x xeaias,
healing erec, on the kianrys. ~hsrss
10 almost Immediately nosicea sn sne*s
c.@es those who Try II. pr kSltas.
!. o.. hsnshar.ca. n ". paes 10 ssad
a .surie ri. lsastls VI Ewssap Hfst. 20
reneS9t N Ten cents. 10 every suasf*v
whe rvqnesas Il. A trial VII ssnrlncs
sny onc Wit may l- IN sa.-l ~ Y fef1'
lar nsessiwm and large esR hr'i'sa ~
ISLE at ~ druggists 10 sure TO rssHis"s
this paper Aas,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
GREAT BELIEVER
IN BLACk-DRlu6H1
Oklahoma LADY Tells Now hei
Husband Believes h Blank-
nrauoh, and uses II For
Many Ailments.

Newsta. oGia--Mrs W. n nssscA
a gNsaaans vi This rasee, says ny
AusAasa ss y great believer 10 HaseAs
nraagAs saa thiaAs II cares atsest
everything
II - aieaaia fur malaria. h~a,'Ach~
e.mssitassea (which aaaaily e1Asrs
heaaash~a, !selgesslon, ~ aas Aiaa Of
ssosnsch tFeahls. and wc tua Ae~p V
fOs these troubles dear knew
wssa we ha,sar used u. ard We ~
ways nnd u satisfactory.
kaaw n hes done u. eeth = les az
geed and saved Us maas dallses ase
IL In teaspoon duses nj arss snd
fallew with small doses and II sars
does make . person feed Hike nrw,
n cie@nxss the liver better than aay
other liver taaie have esrs used,
sns, xss~r taxing = taersaxa ,a@assa
nature asserts itself and yea are net
loft la . censtipatei csndltion that
fellows d lot Of other active nesisssa~s
This " enc thing like especially
shsas H."
For ever 10 years Thedfari's hlscas
Drangsst has been Ia Use for ,nany stm.
pav ailments and tNsias IN y frea9.
used standard rvmesiy Ia Thousands
III family n,raicine chests " wiu
pay yoa 90 keep nsck nr#aeas la the
heasr for uss when needed
Your siruagia salts st~-~Aay
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
rianca
What puxslea Him,

Though strange, unbelievable
the signing 81 The atitiSiYtr. frfs
changed little for he road members
one penSive rcgr" nss EraNciy
ladltag the ,onp mud out of the center
or Ihe highways Shen his rowing eye
as, caught rs the 1'spra az two sery.
'c~ stripes IN the NcsN, w soldier
who vss walking laHgh'nx by The
road worker paused Ia hts lahors aud
sNsrt tnrrrduluus
"Nly tsNd" h. .Nurwurrt. dat
waite man has hcen "a Mh.dn yeah In
Ils country an ~ ki5 sEItl AT
%nr$. ami S,fpcs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
Tire EGO Breed.

For the general farmer Who IL more
Interested In obtaining eggs than In
producing green ducks FOR the market.
the Indian Runner ls good breed.
This duck holds the same relative ,s,.
sitIoa Ia the dack fatpily that the leg
horn dies Ia the chicken family. II
lays gutni -sitej white egg. consider
ably larger than n hens egg. and ~
declared To be small eater, guoti
forager and hardy
AT the present time the keeping ~
dsicks lor uxss Ia al Industry which
appears to hs growing more faiadiy IN
the south than elsewhere A gua.d de-
mand for these eggs exists At Easter
tine. and the ptirss arr usually sew
erai cents a dozen higher than for
hens eggs. hut during the balance u
tho war the average price for the two
has been abou; the snmc. Reecntiy,
however, the introduction of thu In,
tiian Runner has helped ia building
w trade "a tirst-claSs ducks eggs.
These eggs shossll be marketed fra
aaentiy, as they dopr.ciate Ia quality
more rapidly than heus eggs The
possibilities ~ securing market,
u, r,.oNer should be carefully invest.
gated for u Is rDiy In certain places
that .rtsai frit,rs can m secured for
fsacy duebs egEs.
s'a etfgsHestiai duck farms mnSt ~
the hatclsnE j. dane in iasai,a,ors- for
'he fssiz and Indian Runner rarely
sit on arms Nl.rre ne Ilps nFntor ~
Ata5'#h'f fI}e esss are usually hatehed
eadvr haas The period Il incubation
~ " ge~a leNErF ftsn that ~ hens
e@gs. and. fer thts reason, the hen
mast b. . egi carr, for White ducks
arr easier 10 hrfaed GrttFctaliy than
CtiCtsIs they Tay also he raised sQc.
c'SSfGily under hens In The iatier
case a Is test"r ~ cvrFsane the h.as
Gtsa ic allow she auCslinSs free rsnsr
BIRDS that ace in'rndssi for sale "a
trr'rn trckS, however ~ no, usually
allowed much ranxs. hut arv fed h.~,.
sly aud fary~i for rand greeth. The
breeders ana hrpodin1 systenas used
Ter chickens give good results In
rearing dGcklsnxs, although the letter
d. Ro' reeGirs ~ high temperature.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

Within tsn minutes after an appil
cation u pandcrine you can not find
sff.fs trace NJ dnndFua or fslllas hair
and your scalp viii not Itch hut what
viii please you most viii be after q few
weeks Use. when you see new hair. fine
and downy az hgst~- yes~-but really
new hasr~~growius Nil over the scalp
A little pandertne Immediately doa.
hles the beauty ~ your hair. No al
ference how. duh faded. brittle and
Rcraggy. just molsten Il cloth With Dan
drrine and carefully draw IL through
your hair, taking one small strand AZ
time, The effect Is amaring--y your hair
will be light, nury and wavy. and have
an appearance Of abundance an In.
compa nhIc lustre, soltness and iuxu.
rianca
Get email bottle Of Raowitcns
panderIne Cor feg cents at any drug
store or toilet counter, and prove that
your hair Ia ms pretty and soft "A any
that II has been neglected or injured
BY careless trentment~-,hats all--yuu
surely eau have beautiful hair and lots
Of II II you will JUST try little Dan.
jerlue. Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
AEs Meal

Maihe. @sas' making continuation ff
meal and Vegetables when little iaAa
csme luge The kllehes He las,A % 'nis
we isasr sssg fss,ss hss sAas = " hat. In No
Dntheri'
'ssatiiash. dear" she returned
That night ~ saYay"f tiss iaaE.tars
WIS pis"et nn the table John sur
vryssi the dish containing Il for few
minutes and then said Mother. |
believe IN Try some II that b. sosh."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
Weekly Health Talks
The Many Mysteries
If Nature
ny l. W. BOWER H. D.

yua can sahs ~ sasam sseA Nsd pxssy
sesA. and gaass sAsm ssae se s.ae IN lin
sAms ssss IL grssad In ess Us. ysss
s~s an eaAsa WITH 10 p~sSasAsa ssrcas
s&x, and In ss@ ether yea mi tsxxx Il
pxs~ heAasy. Ys9 can plant yxsV5 ss<&
ssd ses Spasaa Ia aanexrNss. AsAs tarmsns
afsgi. ex yvs can paaas risaAsre Ee4 ssd
81 saa@sgAing sAst hssrs r-nstgas~~s NJ
sent#s, astnx es Dad San expiain tAc~s
sysssrts X Naass BsAss4 sAs ssssaaas
hsw es~m tn eSs& s~ca ~ hs4tsn The aw~y
sesrvs thai naAcas saSs~sslahas kssss
tang gsowsnx sas VI she xresna ss~Da in.
tsasted tex ssass a~s sa ssAlisasaas naiaral
scashsacas. ~. r~gpe, vi BaaaA. n r..
hEs ssrss fasad eai wast 10 aatafaEsy h<~s
fes ~uaa~ns Diseases. He sarara il all
tAr@agA srSasaas saesasAnds at caaw, The
r&&h al bio stRasss wsas y ns~daeiaF called
Dr., Ps~s~~'s Fsvarsss fr~s~apssoa 1has
Eedsssne u saaae u ssswlssls Esewths thai
nAsasc surely aats@8~a ser h~saaeas hs~a-
aEhs. w~aksatas drains. hsArsng <saxs
rAaas. periodical irregularities. ~avss in.
namaatspns and for lhs many aasssdsss
sesansog 60 ~vsDea IN ali Asss II hte, Nv,
Fscrs~s fav0r,se rr~~srifssSn IA made II
isay's digger reas, Mack eoAe%h reos. aai
eera rp@s. blue coaash rect and Ores1A
grsp~ -rrs Wem~n wA~ s.ss tA.s ssaA4.
ard rvaeay ks.~ that IN III, Fs~sr~'s
Fssossts Pr~ssrsrtsea they sfs fsssias .
safe ~eusanls tcnae - good that araxsisss
svwy~hsrs ~ll ~
fasortss Prescriptions shraA hare the
tail eonhd<ncs II every ~xsnsH In America
BECAUSE IL ecasAls. no shuhel and no mar.
cstics I'M, Plsrrs knew. ahrh hs Arsi
nsds thss STANDARD uaedisane, tbs, WHISKY
sni morphine are sntustnas. ard NJ ht has
sl~ass kep, shsn oas Il bis swaeeAisg
Ssad ilS 10 In. fescr's invAs'as hessl.
Baaala. u, T., tag trial pas II t4hlssa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

Il rs<scSugsei by the telscAte fssC.nst-
tnS .nsrnace Of tte psEfaHle she Gsea
A hath With CG:Hera Scag and bot
ss,er ~ thoroughly cleanse shs psrss
followed by dastsag sith CG;icsrs
rslcagn Powder usually means c.ezr.
su~c,, healthy skla--s NV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

Ducks rssy he Fed 90 the rsfinus
rrSoanIsrdsa for enirkvns. ba, better
results srv G.us''y ss~eared ny f.e>lirs
lEore sses-Aa and veeg taa,.e feests aa5
isrxssr proportion - aa&ssa Tm1s1{nrs
o. no. pe*~d feed ustsl They are froa
;vra.y fNsr sa tSir-v-ssx hours oa4
After tAss they sssssuti ~ fts' Tor th&
first ~s-aS fve thurs DAY after that.
four ,Irss,S 5 eay un;ls thfy arr iva oy
th~rw ~reSS ol,i. sad thereafter tArps.
times 8aty Eatil tSey arc marketed.
TIE srs. sattn stonsd csnssst ~
.a,x.1scv "a Aic1 csusains eSEal F&vis ~
usscas'r. Il rv<+! tSts and bread
s~elzhs, p,,h Z PER ceg1: 4 ssssr7, sar-f
6 ~, ID IN fvt~i If{e~ sAesgt teF-.
A.ats nt4 tbs Nd ) r,ssss sN3 ~ .,~gr4i
;-,S q, h-Ha ~vzttd eats han. ar8
.A--.s-z ~ A.seE :h1 .rs, cas tbe r.
tsa sAa ~ rAAa=ss8 again ~ tfl-s,s
asrYs }faa. es+ gsrt zach q lar,
grade hest 30r "A cse71vaaa 30
" ses, = sre@r f,ss,i aaE - erag
hs~f rar- a.s. Aba PR ~yag
4 >sa@ y .Tts. T2e AGao4at u a.ass
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

~M- Dahs,p ssys bis he IL su ogen
book
Marie IL is replied the sarcastic
ycGas aensan. "a, II sat tAs xtrd ef
hs,s shat any rns With taste fH
reading ~ouja carr t. underline -
Eruyas ms II. Assileratd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

t'nisvrsai trGiheyhassd nf tfsaa haiis
hsraMRo 10 faaHt people are Ia ,iauhi
whrther they wHni II,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
DUCK POPULATION

, According 70 the cpnsrs NJ
1919 'kFra wefe .sssss.n.5 slacss
, IN TIRE IHsted States. valued 81
sl-s6T ls;+ showing q decrease
10 aagshcr n nearsy " ysr ,
eeal Is csgETarei Hf,h las
lEsrss weFs reported 90 cnly Z
y Es~r ceat ot the farms In the
eo@n ~. aud arf TaAk; ilJ7ssssvsus Z
IN ihg yG}sp if.s sfases, Ezra nresi .
4crorYssag 80 yhes- prn1es-aa :
lN~a E.H5eGs New yosk. feaa.
syis-n4a, Mlssogr;, TsSasesxs~s.
lAslt4aa Kansas OslStszaa- !
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

Mrs, Il How is your club for the
protection If hrds coming out2
Mrs w. Oh : we stop meeting
Just heforc II IL time TO think about
turkey
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
Growing Green pucka

rrepn duck t. duck'ing which
taS grown Taple.iy and marketed when
from c&h, to tw'jre weeks nld, weigh.
i@g at tl&t t!nfo from foav sind ntie.
bar 70 SIX pounds This rapid growth
f. g3e5s r1ssinie by aa abundance ~
care ard s-af tr@Aine TAr slxhast
iaess fus lacks sra usually pald carly
IN he >qrte4. ts' thc demand - chief.
y fnam Jhe lAE;n cities, - pattsr
80 fEet, MANY Jarmyrs mafket their
09tAs In ;he fan IN lower prje, q
hst yRaR Srrea ducks hiring M the
sIr5u..
VIE pe&lH htr~d * ducks ts sopt
nlmu>, evcasively by rroduecrS II
green decks The reklss arp hardy.
iaaAc fairly Spod layers, Nv pr@ttl-
enlty nonss tiers, Sud while ret espe~
c,aljy vt Ada g;yi sar the production
Of tssh, arr lstc,i In Zee heavy hr,esis
~ da,s IS The standard weights of
aslag; drake ard cgcrk are nlue ard
eight pousts zach, respectively They
are Easily cprAnnd ty low feacs$. kua
are a ss-od hrvaed ~ RAISE az u side
tssSla es general $ara ~ ~ iaa
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-14
MAKE SUCCESS
RAISING DUCKS
Market Demands Should Be
Studied Before Making Large
investments in Fowls
LESS SUBJECT TO DISEASE
Artificial Methods Of Matching ard
Rearing Have Been Used Success
fuliy--pekin Breed 10 Hardy
ard Good Layers.

Ducks can be raised with succ~ss
and a, d profit on general farms az by
to~n poultry keepers, has do not ai-
pear 10 la easily adapted as source
Of Income to average farm conditions
as chickens, although they serve 10
add variety both IT meat and eagf
for the table. The demands for
ducks eggs are .nnrc limited than for
hens eggs, and the demand for table
duck At g,sod prices Is, to great ex.
tent. conriu~d 10 the large cities, and
IL not nearly an general IA the demand
for chickens, For this reason poultry
specialists III the United States DE-.
partmcnt Of agriculture advise that
prospective duck raisers study the
market conditions before making q
large Investment In ducks.
Intensive duck farming ON large
scale, the specialists say, has hren
1nara Specs'ssfal than intensive chicken
raising The rvkin ducks, which are
kent extensively nv commercial grow
ers, ARE less subject to discase than
chickens, and artificial m"thris OF
Matching and rtArin- have h,vn used
very successfully by them Tn, -
facts, together gith the care In feed.
Ing and the study uf market condl.
ttnns, have heen responsible for the
4urFtsSS ~ many commercial dat K
ralserS. Farmers hase rarely given
The necessary attention Ia these latter
paintS tn secure a large share II the
trade In fancy 'Ercen@ duCks.