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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
8
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The article details pigeon mating, nesting, and incubation with hens laying after multiple matings. It describes squab birth around day 17, feeding via pigeon milk, and how parents adjust diet as squabs grow. It notes risks from improper feeding and rare cases of parental failure.
The article argues greens improve hen health and egg production, citing a West Virginia experiment comparing grain and meat only versus grain and greens. It notes greens reduce feed costs, boost egg yield by about 24 percent, and improve condition. cabbage sprouted oats mangels turnips pumpkins and potatoes are suggested as practical greens.
A column decries the belief that all public officials are corrupt and warns immigrants about the perception of political rot. It urges teaching the American theory of government and faith in voters, insisting most citizens are honest and that corruption claims are misperceived.
Governors McGovern of Wisconsin, Kitchin of North Carolina, and Willson of Kentucky criticize current divorce statutes as flawed and anarchic. They advocate nationwide reform to align laws with Scriptural and moral views and ease inconsistency in marital dissolution.
An article imagines six wealthiest individuals Rockefeller Morgan Astor Strathcona Carnegie Rothschild with combined wealth around 5 billion. It speculates on feats from funding wars to building a dominant fleet and purchasing canals and global shipping, given audacity and unity among the magnates.
James Heenan famed for handling more cash in New York's financial district than any other man, recently marked his eighty first birthday. He has run vaults of a New York bank for fifty seven years and once carried as much as 6 090 000 in greenbacks to the subtreasury.
Instructions on boiling peeling and mashing turnips with salt and butter and guidance for using large turnips. Includes creamed diced and baked turnips with butter flour milk sauce and brown gravy plus serving tips and salt considerations.
A home kitchen guide explains when to buy figs for best freshness and price. It provides preserving steps for fig preserves with spices, fig pies with raisins and citrus, candied figs by steaming, and a fig cup dessert method with lemon rind and sugar.
Cleaning tips describe scrubbing woodwork with hot water and whiting, drying thoroughly, and covering surfaces with white oil cloth. Advice covers protecting oilcloth with mats to avoid heat damage and using cotton batting around a Christmas tree to preserve color before trimming.
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