The Josslyn Reunion Echoes Through a Family
Elmira and Amelia discuss a forthcoming Josslyn family reunion and the ambitions it stirs. Elmira discovers a cache of china linked to the Josslyn name and envisions prestige and belonging, while Amelia quietly aids and questions the growing family pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Josslyns
Amelia
Father
Grandfather
Josslyn
Adam
Familly
Sarah
Elimira
Bradford Jossisn
China
Telulen
England
Joselyn
Flo
Elmira Joslyn-Bumstead
Atlanta Constitution
Chestnut Lesson Ends In Gentle Hug At Eton
A tale from Eton recounts John Hawtrey catching a pupil named FP at the chestnut fire and delivering a sharp cane stroke before realizing the boy was Jr. The tutor apologized warmly saying he mistook the situation and embraced the distressed student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hawtrey
England
Eton
Hawtrey
End Gad
Italianizing Bees In Fall Improves Spring Stock
Autumn offers a window to Italianize bees with half price queens. Replace older queens with young, season raised stock to boost late-season eggs and winter hardiness, ensuring strong spring returns. Use a queen cage during exchange and verify queen presence by frame inspection in movable-frame hives.
Thrifty fall chicks and brood feeding issues
The writer notes last year 300 chicks failed to mature while the September brood grew faster. Crowding at feed boards during older flocks feeding may have caused slow growth. A triangular frame run is added to give September chicks space while mothers stay near the coop.
Coop For Feeding Chickens Ends Run Against Yard Fence
Clarissa Potter describes a feeding coop adapted for a young brood. After snow, the run moved into henhouses with wider gaps to let the half grown chicks pass and a constantly replenished dish of cracked corn kept for their hungry fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Potter
Among the Poultry: Care Tips and Breeding Advice
Advice from National Rural on Java fowls and Rocks noting similar size and shape but earlier maturation and higher egg yield. Quarters changes disrupt production. keep clean housing. Use lime for hens, plaster lime, and caution with sick fowls. Avoid excessive coal oil. Emphasizes stocking with thoroughbred roosters for variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Care for Chicks and Crop Rotation Insights
Agricultural notes advise not overfeeding young chicks and to provide dry grain in the brooder to encourage return home, plus warm, well taught routines. A Farmers' Review item highlights crop rotation reducing eggplant pests and decay, noting far fewer mites and lower decay on rotated plots.
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John F. Cook
Noble Street
Anniston Banking & Loan CO
M. B. Wellborn
Pres
Pratt & Yeates
Opera House Block
Sale Stable
Russell
Levy
Anniston
Julius Levy
Fashiowan le Taizor
Ausley
Point Judith
Mutter’s Point
Rat's Cove
Council Rock
Cooper
Chingachigook
Talon
Atti
Frank Yarrington
New York
Reset Caryl Cox
Mr. Markstein
J. A. Magnus & CO
Opera House
Tenth & Noble Sts
J. P. Reynolds
Welsbach
Noble
The
Anniston National Bank
AIT
AIT AN & Capital
WM. McKleroy
CG. D. Woodruff
Alabama
OGCK
R. F. Smith
Tals
WM. A. Davis
VOLUN
B. Wellborn
W. H. McKleroy
Rts
Santa Claus
Chinfort
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