Poultry and Farm Notes on Winter Rations and Repairs
On farm life a detailed guide covers poultry feeding with mixed grains and corn for better eggs and meat, plus a plan for a compact yard pen. It also discusses cold weather care including peroxide sprays for colds, whitewash recipes, wetting roughage, winter mulching, nest box vermin control, and a do‑it‑yourself handcart for farm utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Heme
Anita
Adil Taft
Chen
Toni
Svork
Doubbless
The Ale House on the Moor Continues the Escape
Geoffrey Heathcote narrates a perilous chase after leaving Batley as pursuers close in with muskets. He evades capture across heath, uses disguises and clever ruses, reaches an alehouse near Hereford, where Ieuan Gwyllt and Dafydd aid his plan to flee by dawn while Ranger the hound signals approaching danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John
Whitesock
Whiteseck
Ard
Jimmy Vale
Whitesack
Hereford
Oxford
Roger
Jack Locting
Ieuan
Dafydd
Bin-Hook
Ino
Thomas Wuck
Thomas
Gutley
Ieuan Gwyllt
Leuan
Jenan
Jeuan
Iugain
Owain
Don
Teuan
Ieuantaas
Jean
Dafyld
Jevat
Tevan
Ranger
Jevan
Running for Girls Reviews Color Health and Poise
New York Sam extols daily mile runs for girls as best way to add color to cheeks and sparkle to eyes. He argues brisk outdoor running builds health, teaches elasticity, improves posture, and enhances general attractiveness in social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sam
Beveridge Telegram Record Sets Senate Luxuries Tone
An official Senate report details lavish items charged to the contingent fund including telegrams, 260 tons of hay, hair brushes, perfumes, quinine tablets, soap, and 6000 mineral waters. It notes Beveridge led in telegrams while Foraker's letters and Cox spats surfaced, with lighter items like a refrigerator and barbershop electric gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Aldrich
Secretary of the
Senate
Rockefeller
New Yorks
Senator Foraker
Ross* Cox
Cincinnati
Tforaker
Cox
Beveridge
Sennator Fairbanks
Indiana
Ladies Home
Sournal
C. D. Clark
Wyoming
Inga
Linguistic Laziness and the Case for Clear Words
Horwill criticizes unnecessary coinages that burden English, arguing prefer established terms over new formations like extinguishment or denotement. The piece notes the drift from noun to verb forms and laments language decay, urging purification through precise usage and selective adoption of new idioms. It also features a brief Washington anecdote about political naming and a closing quip on the onion and the monkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Horwill
Ellentage
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Boddinas
United States
Sanote
Geoffrey Heathcote, Esq
Batley
Enid
Jack
J. C
Attar of Roses
Samuel W. Smith
Michigan
Cleveland
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