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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
BAROMETER OF PUBLIC OPINION

Frances Fourteenth Of July just
ahead OF us to which this country
contributed inspiration and sym
pathy. we are not inclined to be
ErudHs any strengthening ot what
the president has we'll called the out
post Of civilization against the Hun.
Too Blg Price 20 Pay.
In his address to congress last
week, President Wilson said:
Every true heart In the world
and every enlightened Judgment de-
mandod that, at Whatever cost OF In
dependent action, every government
that took thought for It's people or
for Justice or for ordered freedom
should lend itself Ia new purpose
and utterly destroy the old order of
International politics"
Il is entirely possible TO pay too
big a price OF that price means the
loss Of the sovereignty and the right
ot Independent action by the Amer
lean government This nation is not
called upon 10 give up It's iudcpcn-
dencc and its sovereignty Tor 10 was
formed for the distinct purpose of
creating an Independent government.
which should not sacrifice It's right
NJ Independence or s9LGIrIrnty for
mo political turmoBs ;uropc.
I'm stating 'at whatever cost Of in-
dependent action this government
aud every other government should
Join In the league Of nations. we
think President Wilson has given fun
proof ~ the position which the Man
ufacturcrs Record has taken from
the beginning tha, In entering tho
league ~ nations VIC should have Co
sacrifice our independence and SOW
crciEnty. Mr Wilson believes that
this ls demanded OF U.S. We do not
Richard H. Edmonds I'm the Man
ufagturrrs Record
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
Nnun nILL OF IlIGmTs.

In the charter papers OF this government there IL
section which constitutes your bill OF rights Al
eltiasn There you will find recorded. among many
othor very valuable rights your right OF petition
rhat say your right to he heard any issue or
subject OF personal political concern
The exercise Of this right Ia aot only your prlv-
legc but thcre are times whom It becomes your im-
peratlvc duty Such a time conceive the present
to be
with tho prcsentment OF tho peace treaty and
League OF Nations covenant 10 the senate there
thrust the American people the most momentous
issue the present generation has been called on to
determine We do not think its Importance tran
sosnded by the issue attending the nations birth.
by those surrounding tho conflict OF the states In
iSst-6 In the instance American institutions
were being born In tho other they we're being pro.
tectsd against division. In tho present tho issue Is
their preservation.
win the adoption Of tho loaFue covenant infringe the
independence OF tho American peoplsr win It eavo
America less American than It is now
n II does either both Of these htnES do YOU
want ~
Concerning the first part ot this proposition there
s happily no dispute President Wilson himself adj
mits that we sacrifice W sovereignty for
Tho good ~ othcr nations" Ito calls on the American
people To- abandon the old nationalist ideals In no
quarter there prctcuse made that tho league will
leave America much less American than II ia
DO YOU want IT,
Then let those Of us who stand natfootcd and cou.
rsgeous for tho traditions of the republic, and who
oppose giving bond to foreign powers that will
maintain our virtue and discharge obligations as
a sovereign nation. come together At some point In
oklahoma. regardless ~ former political affiliations
and partisan beliefs and acting only in capacity
as American citizens exercise right ot petition
20 the s,natc.
n ,hn F.uo s not ot such magnitude rs to Justify
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
DAILY FOOD
SUNDAY, JULY 30. 1919.

lie that bclievoth the Son hath everlasting lfc.
John 5,36.
No more. my God, boast no more
OF all the duties have donei
| quit the hopes / held bafore,
To truyt the merits OF Thy Bon.
lie that bcllcvSdl not tho Son shall not light
but the wrath of God abdeth him. John a'as.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
with Consent Of the League

Now. this is tho story OF the now
triple alliances
The primo minister OF France,
speaking IN the chamber Of deputies
In December last, said
There Is an old system Of al
linnccs called the balance Of
power II seems TO bc CON
dcmncd nowadays but II such a
balance had preceded the war N
England. the United states France
and italy. say. had agreed that
whoever attacked one ot them at
tackled tho whole. the war would
not have occurred Tho system
" alliances which | 40 not re-
uouncc will bo my guiding thought
AZ the peace conference
Tho president ~ tho United states
replied promptly and directly at
Manchester, saying.
n the future had nothing FOR rs
hut a new attempt 'o keep tho
world NJ a right poise boy a balance
~ power. tho United sratos would
take no interest In 10. because snc
viii loin mo- combination NJ powers
which is not a combination or an
of us
In addition Co this challenge TO Mt.
rNnrrnco1u mo president also said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
Philippine Independence

The Filipino delegates know that
theirsTouple are not prepared 10 ns-
--Tiuc the responsibility OF national
lty The independence which they
seek would he tragedy for them II
10 mean, real independence II II
is only Independence with strings
they have already the reality OF indie
pcndencc. with complete protection
thrown ln. In n turbulent world up-
set hy the experiences of tho war.
what they have is a safeguard which
it would Doe folly 20 exchange mr. an
Independence which would leave
them helpless against external peril
and Internal strife New York Tu-
huuc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

We have no doubt that n again oc-
casiou should arise. as i' did lu 1914.
every rod-hloodcd American would
NOT for wears sock 'u 90 by ON the
other side declaring that ne knew
nothing and wanted 90 know nothing
about the matter. 1s did tho prcsi.
dent but would thank cod for the
great chance toSun and vuccor
France
Eut We 1ro not SO sure that Il is
necessary 90 have any hard and fast
treaty to ,hat effect. while We arc
cvorI6Stnr'v sure that. ia treaty is
needed Tor that or FOR any other p,E,
pose 20 should be made hy "
United states as sovereign ana
dependent power. and not as>a s Va
fraction NJ league OF deGA,iopt3s-
alton
Thomas jefferson said tA7 wears
ago thar tho United states nal "rur
power to contract alliances" and tho
continental congress unanimously
approved his words. The cong,Iu-
tioR OF mo Uured states has been
saying for l3o years that the prcsi-
dent ~ the United States shall
have power. hy and with the advice
and consent or the senate 20 make
treaties prcalcn, wilson pro-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
Get Busy on Coal.

There being a coal shortage. a
grave coal shortage, which nobody
who knows what he is talking about
viii dream ~ dlsputinE. 10 Is high
time FOR those who can help tho sit
uauon 20 get on the Job Of seeing
that IN tho few months s,Il left be-
fore snow files the present coal de-
flcicncy Of millions ~ tons is made
good and that thereafter the steady
flow or coal Is continued at "a higher
rate than there has vet bccn IN this
shipping season. And the consumer
should try TO get his winter supply
slowed away II this Isn't done the
cnst IL going 10 shiver and freeze
for a good part of next winter, Get
tho coal 10 market and into the bin,
New York Sun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

Carson Rnnd the American Mission.
Hy his offensive remarks In regard
20 the United States. Sir Edward
Carson proves himself fair rival Of
the American mission whose visit
20 ireland has excited his wrath.
Their common ohjcct IN lie seems TO
bc first TO stir up bitter strife among
the Irish people and then to create
ill-feelIng among outsiders This
is the one point on which they are
In agreement. II Is Ire
lands misfortune 10 suffer through
the actions ~ the aEitators who lead
It's hostile factions. UGul Irishmen
themselves learn to settle their quar-
rolls at home. It would be wiser for
them not TO cmbroil other peoples
whose sympathy they profess 90 de-
sire New York World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

An the world wants peace hut not badly enough
10 pay iuz afv price no treaty means an enduring
peace that purchased NJ The cost NJ ius national
aspiration or a great Injustice 90 "a weak nation shan
,unr must be thoroughly explained
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14
BIG VALUE OF DUCKS
FOR MEAT AND EGGS
Pekin Breed Fatten Rapidly or
Vegetable Feeds.
Runner 10 AIsc Popular ard kelds
Same Position in puek Family
That Lechern poes With
chiekens--is .Geed Eeraeet,

The resln breed Ia kept almost ex
cauSisety ~ producers Of green ducks
and also oi, many farms where ihey Ars
grown fn- meat They fattrn rapidly
and may he fed gu ratsons recommend
ri FOR chickens. but better results are
usually secured by fes~iiag more
.rven and vegetable feeds and lsrg
es prpportioa II mash.
Fer tbs general farmer S. no In more
Interested in obtaining eggs thaa pro.
,Sac.nc meat The Ruaner Ia good
hresd. Thls dpes hoi,ts THE same rel
give position In the 9ack family tha,
th' ieshorn d,pss liz the chicken fam
lis. ~ laS- goal Sixe,i white ~gs.
coHssrseraels larger than a heas egg
and g declared SO be q snail ca;e.,
go"4i frrlsfr aud har,iy. The In
trySpctlfG ~ 'h,s breed Is helping I.
bud up a trade NJ ares class ,iaca
fsGS These e4xs sasuasd M saarsetea
f'gasutly - they depr~ci4,e IN qasl-
ity EoTe rapidly than aeus esgA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14
Weekly Health Talks
What 10 thu Cau.a II
BaekAche?
M DOCTOR ConSELL

Rarkachs ~ perhaps the most ecus-
rnoa alIm~fg frpm ~lsirh wom4a suf-
fer. Rarely Do yoa mad aaytody free
froGa IL. Sometimes the cause Is eb-
RAare. ba, Or. Pierce, Of Buffalo. y, r.
. high medical austoetiF suys the
cause IL very often form os estassh
that settles tn the lsiiSaIe at%aabra aes
0t the feminine organs. Wara thess
organs are iEaaTed. The nfsi symp-
tom il baekashe. accompanied by bear
Ing Down senSattfass. weakness. uf-
healthy discharges arrsgalsFiiy, psin.
ful periods. irritation. hesdache and
A general rundown condition.. Any
woman In THIS eoadttion In TO be pat.
led ku, pity does not cure. The
YeahIe entM for nr pterv~'s Faycrite
Preacftptitsn. which " separate and
distinct nesiieiav foe womsa,
Il ~ made VI Foats sni herbs rat up
without aleoAol az eplsse u any had, ief
DR. Pierce uses not hns else Ia ass pre-
sripi4on Fayartts Prescription il nas.
asal remedy t3r weneR. sUr the vegetable
gro&ths Of whlea Il - made seem - bag
hern nteaded by Mature for thss very
purpose IapaAAnsss VI girls and semSn.
yoang and old. have takea 1t. anal Thousands
have written grateful lsttrFs 10 iss, Pierce
aay.ns IL made them wdl In taxing
Fasorts Prescription. II 10 Feassurtns 10
know that i, gee. straight 60 the cause 81
the fruahls lhers Is bat enc say TO
ovsrtosne sishusss. lnt that III Ia overcome
the caass. That IL precisely what Favor
ite Prescription "a lntersisd TO 10
s~ud l0s ior trial pkg II fsblesa
Address iaysii4s' Hotel, ilasaio. n y
"s~r''ats,'f'atSd w6msp. as well As H'er, are
advised by In Pterss 10 taks his f''eAsaat
fsl*s4 tAss are juat spleodid Tor eos
tItspFea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14
.C...1.n',g-DRhUcHT A
FAMILY MEDICINE
Sone Kind Of Stomach TrcubIe
With Cramps and Terrible
Pains Made This Oklahoma
Mans Life Miser aOIe un-
til lack-oraught Re-
Ileyed Him.

fnlesasha, 0Iia,---Mrs. J. W. Walker
.rrrptiy said this I'VE USE Black.
Draught 40 a family medicine and
tEptx IL Is the only liver medicine
made. My husband makes II up and
uses II an II tonic as welt rs a Taxa
tive. use IL for headache. sour ston.
ach. full heavy feeling after meals,
which | suppose II indigestion. and II
certainly does nae iot of good.
My husband had wotna kind VI stons.
ath trotsble-.we don't know iust What.
Il would strike him just any time In
the day and cramp Or pain aim fist
terribly bad SOMEONE told him how
so make tea VI the Rack bragsht.
whitL he did. II did him 10 much
wsed, IL removed the CAUSE nod cured
Ltm. since then VIZ have praised the
nlayb i,raughl 10 our frieudN and
gladly do .Aa, i. e. sep ...s..-,.l... ........
seventy years Of successful use has
nsaae ThNdfosd's Rlack Draggbt q
stapdassi, household remedy Every
uoaalre III the family AZ .tn4es needs
tha tifT6 fYlat fsfrtk israsssss -essn gtvs
~ cleansing the system and prevent
ing or relieving the tgytihies thur come
fran constipation. iasiigestion, lazy
liver ete
Try liiack,nraught. s'lshs BY all drug
gtsts $50 Adv. ~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14
Just Once! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
Take No CaIomel! Listen To HE!
III bilious constipated headaehy sick, guarantee
relief without taking dangerous cabonel
which sickens and salivates.

straAxhssn soa rsgas ar saa mase yer
t~rl kas and vsxaFosss nv merniaE, l
wans yea 10 sa hsck 10 tA@ sserv ami
gss yvaf nseaes, nassess Liver Teas
il Destroying TIE sale ~ ewsenes ~.
s-aase n IN rSai liver me~sscans eassr<ty
vegetable. therefore u can aes salivats
~ make sea sscs,
l savFant~~ that ere w~aatUs 1t
noasaAs Lisw Trne with pat yuar
ssasgssh ayes 70 work and esesn yc&f
kswvax al that @sar haie And coassl.
yased waste which h escxgsnz yeur
ssssssa amd snaksag yea feea smassssAss.
| guarantee that essttse ~ hsassns
Liver Tens ssii keep the eatire sasHily
fe~ilAg nnv foT manshs Give II 10
yosr raildrea II IL hafauiess dc~sat
gsipe and they llke tss aicasaas tsssA
ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14

Step using eslasvea, II makes yoi
saek. neaS tns~ q days wosk. II yea
f~ei lazy. sasalsxssAs Nsheas or csaassa-
patea. hssea 10 me-
Calofasa Ia nasreaSy ar aalcAsalv=s.
which e&as~s aeeFNs4s al the hoaes-
Caaexaea ~h~a II eosses .ato ceasast
wStA saar bile. crashes isls h. hsemk.
Ing II asA 'Tasis IA wAra sssaa feel that
awful nausea sad eramasaS. ff soa
ars ~s.i kacekesi eat" II year liver Ia
torpid ana hewsas euastspased es yca
hare headgsAe. das1tnexx. eSsas~d tam
gae. III hTvsash IL Bad ar ssanaacA SCAR.
tust try u sgsaonsal VI hartasess Nod.
seas Liver Tanr.
MrTe'x nay gaasWntce~~~t'e u say
trws store asa srt bottle Ut rAotsea's
LIVER Teae for Few cents. Take .
speeafGl safasxhI and II n da~sat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14
DANP HOUSES CAUSE
u MANY TROUBLES
leaky Roo1s. or Other Such Con.
dltlons My Be at Fault.
"eshousc Must EeMsde rieh, Before
its U< VIII Be Sntlreiy Salts.
faetery--Lo~ Fhsr. Should
... De Ayc dvs ,..

namnoess In the aoSsA II a e~.>.
mon eag~a ~ ,-vHhle ~ The farm
so-s, l"aks roofs or wallis h-v toor !,
poor ic%atian ami other sa1s~ ce0di.
,ioas may he AT fault UnNSa shess
arr corrected colds. roup or xNsans
tism may follow ~.
Every raultry h,ase NEST hc g4te
tl8a, before its s~s viii. he enfirSky
satisfactory with the many exrvss
lent hraalS Of prepared roofing ;hAt
sr~ now on he market and vh.,h sell
a, aS.ra1hle prices. there is really
no excuse for seaky roofs OK wallis,
SsngIr walls WITT ~ Somewhat
trs~ts III cu'3 weather unless Tive SIN.
dcu~ sre Kept ops'n ST lat ton 81 mas
lin segv~Bs are Gsssi ever psrF * th~m
FOR ventilation When the frrast con.
fwrscS iutn>~s a,rr ara rtus dowa the
sts.'-< ~ 'ts herse daEpE~~~ aJl lie
ease folsbv TO at04a sais every
bright. sans18ay day ue ;eTp~ The
divers ~ ,u- houses wiGs cpcn and
ssve Inc interior thuvogIh ssHasag
sud airgn%
fTd~a5s that arr in,re- thar me nat
arai >GrTuuutjg<S ~ th@ house are
stare te hs,vssar damp ard soE~y, -
GAUSS wafer oy rnt.ttnT >i.e~ Viii ran
IT. 4 -Srl bag ri Or cvaaeaI a,sor ~
thc. hvs, >fa,ipp u sasa Has.-S. hss
me trouble raa ~ stpyfsS by the
,hcagy- Pisa ~ tl,ns !aStsir the hs,.lSP
With sAaa ~ g1@sr3 aati. to- fa@r Is
IA, w ra-y higher tA4n he eat-
Toe ground i,srl-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14

"Mahmn, what is tie Jlf'sgace be-.
tnrco bam actor and y huakaa-,arr
The eaF,r al mother gave tltH%N as
AssA.pttt.s 4. tyta{agul's I,rptnll9d NTssAi
erniinn before replying Va
'Ncll. NY sor' size said slo~tGNAlI'
thnt the youthful mind wouii get NY
fuO comprehension anil h. abb" 10 dtsb
crlmuete thoroughly through Nil fns
tuf 'iHe @ BUN actor would indis
nnuty resent being called a ham AZ
tor hut ii nu.u getur would no, care
at MI hev mHfh he was trllsst a hnm
aetu" # De- could @tlI drpw hiS sal.
nry."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14

II given all she grain they desired NJ
the gsE2rhipg fe~si Scratch SGaitss,
ssssA nr ground grains, anisnai pretetn.
Sf~~a fFsas, crit. ard shssn shspald hA
snrpla~d III the aihtwg Gsssst sxratch
aslstarrs nasy be uiade ~ equal parts,
~ weight. II cracked cara. " heat aasl
eats, ~ ~ I'VE parts at cracked easn
aud eae part each AZ wheat sad oats
II .haai ~ rtsausRla sexX h.xa. In
price II usas IL. left nass ~ these tnsx
sures. Ii, addition = nash Hiade NJ
thFee parts earatueal Red .ns part
sash ~. a,asst- asaas.. an, a., Rash, caAs.
slsting ~ three parts coTnmeal ans.
nue part beef scrap has heen foMud 10
@ire sflisaAid rs~asis. .sr.~ta sases!
saeh rs cshbages, maasei wursel hests
euI alfalfa, or sproasesi oats shanld
be- ged during the wintsr a. replace
the green feed which the fowls hasa
i,eva securing In the fields, ani h@rf
seFap. skim msls. cut green isoae. ar
saue similar feed Is needed 10 replace
he bugs which the fowls have he~n
securing an ne range
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14

rVs-s> IN tarruin< teg~'ssls 80 a
s5t-rAh5e extvnR ap98 seefvSs tG
a = rtH-. sa4 nrafaef'uS has S11Fae s0
~ .i..y specialized 6.1S acSS-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14

trrSpaseA b. the tahrd states neaart-
meet VI sxfle lltyf~
Ths production at eggs In winter
fr"m pallets, sud 70 sttnc extent fram
he,,s, Fuu bv greatly stimulated by Es~~f
methods If feeding, hoasing and
handling. Vefy few eggs sre Sc
cure,i on the average geaeral
farm during the fail aad eur9y wtu-
. ier when ek,s. bring tae highest prices,
Poutftsmen. however by better mAu.
sgrmeni secure fair css prtsiarti0a
during lhs.St ssA sosYs
Ta EseStig.st7 g.. sct5i rg.,-aiis fFata 4
fock ~ poultry dHriug the winter sll
houses aud cosps shuuld be Ia good
rendition. puly healthy fuwls paret IN
thess buildings. aud gosd care gwen
~ the poultry These hoases should
be thoroughly cleaned II the 6en~r
hiss tlCs; dsor, II is well 60 resHote
the top thrv or four inches ~ di,t
aah replace II with fresh alFt ~ sand
II u has cesnsnt or wUndpa Door. ~
move ail ltter rud dirt ahd pa' In
four or rve iuehcs Of fresh straw or
: llltlsfrr. -...,. Observation-Disclosures.
Aseld All Drafts. ''"." N''
Re sure that the house IN tight en-
three SldCs aud that there is M chance
for draft 10 strike tite hens II hens
rpnst er are placed tn draft during
AZ fsn a - fA
develnp, which maF result In uup
and other troubles FROM oHe~thir,i
to QUE halt ~ the south side ur front
IT The poultry house riaF is matie ~
curtains and Windows. bur should b.
under control 50 ;ha, the rprBInEs
may b~ closed gradually ns thr wealth
or besumeS cold Hive muslin eur
tains IN the trunt ~ ,he house ur
leave window rarity orea. even nn
the coolest Nights ta allow Souse ven.
tilattan Ia the house Fowls win
stand considerable enid atr provided
t, is dry, aud Ventilation will Keep tho
air thoroughly dry In the house
Make Fcwla Exercise
Feed the grain Ia the litter 90 the
noor and make the hens exercise fer
an ~ their grain TIL. mash may
be fv,i either wet nr dry, md should
be- "a regulated that the fowls win
ect about equal parts ~ rslSb aha
II the scratch grains IL Is necessary
to give the fowls plenty 70 eat o. ~,
grtrd results. hut the birds should al.
.gays bsy caSrr for eqrh. fe~,i. "a IN .cnld,
swcathtr frei about enc third VI thu
Ssratrh grain in the morning and tWe-
SAri~ nj night In this way the
KY are forced TO exercise more than
WY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14
Limited Mind

Wifc-~~Oh doctor Eeutamtn Nc"ms
10 be wandering In his ni,nt.
nHtev tWho kntNs hehlnmial--
Don't trouble ah"Ht thst~~hr tan't ga
Tar MedhBi Plakslck
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14

lA - Srar q SapkN
~Es- that's i n,a.ter q eSGrsS.
Rs h'Ncrlus T-snS--,gt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14

nout STAY UPSET Eat tablet OF
fap pwpepstn and immediately the
indigestion, .a.'s acidty and all stoni-
ach Distress ,eas.
Page hartn~tu tablets sre the sur
es' quickest stomach rvliryers In the
world They c'St very little vi drug
sureS Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14

$751; s.o.s.sy ,n.ts.,-. a,.oss.,-a
" asaaAl ~Rsrr ard bo~sts Wttshts GadtAa
N~wetaS tla}ts r@ssaEvs regularity wtthaas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14

v ~y<, essh's s~ hyry Avssy tx O.
iul * osrss We AnSw.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14
Essentlsl EM Feed.

.t- r,,.
Eeef Scrmp ~ feed IT this nature Ia
very essential In securing good sup.
piv pf eggs durlBg the winter months
Hhd IL thu one essential fes-i nftea
emitivd by farinsrN In the expert
meats eundactsd by the United States
department IT agriculture Rn ascrag.
production ~ as eggs for tho FIRST
feur meStAs ffysn pallets fesi = m
tiun containing beef Strap was se.
cured compared with 1877 eggs from
pileis I'D ih, same ratirn Withou,
the beet scrap The pull,ets no, teti
beef SCRAP practically stopped |aytus
whenever the ground was cesefi with
snow THE feed e'as, ~ their eggs wa*
cents higher is,g dozen for the
year than for The pallets feat beef
Nerar, SGiu mIlk or hutterWtlk " III
igrg"ly takr the piacc of isc,f SCRAP. II
consiHn, supply run 10 kept before
The fowls hat II The supply Ut mslk
+ limited sbmc hsrt scrap Shonld slsa
l,,' fed
People raising punlsry "a a side H.
sue In towns and villages can utilize
waste products fyum their table and
Kitchen 10 very g'pd wdyuntaEe. pro-.
intiug fresh eggs aid poultry for
thsjr own u.s., as well as some surplus
Tor market A these scraps eantain
snlre waste meat, the proportion u
lscs,f scrap Ia he mesh ran r. rssfartsf
accordingly These tgltir scraps can
he mizrvi wth the ground grains and
and f,vl rs a moist mn <a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14

lave Niibd especially The alma
SnaVn avAagIiose
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14

No wosfps IN Healthy thisa
AL ahiAfss ed sta safNs have 40 IN
saa=sf sssae ssa@A la >sssssa.p ssA ~
rus, Msf& o. t~as st1MAse dtstS esn@N
9Aas rs fAst NJ m~s enail ToAlt slv~s f~saiAry
tor - OF thf~s se~as ~tii vsFa&& tAs s4tstA, ~
Sfpss No 4isss1an sna aet ~ sssetai saF~nsshr
tabsS fnsis W. tbs . hyss syss@s kAtake vii shea
dhfvs ~ ~ 4isF@a Ne sofms Aea he Shi q siI -
IN v~rseet hsA4sA ftsAsAns vs. tAAs &g gss hSAtla
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-14

II s.nv fur all war workers tp Gurn
/ AZ eaefleal occupations