Farm Water Heating System For Efficient Rural Homes
A simple farm heating setup uses a waterback or front in the stove or a water coil to heat water. Properly installed range boilers, usually 30 gallons for family use, connect to attic tanks and resist rust with galvanized pipes. Soft water lowers maintenance. hard water causes crusts and frequent plumber bills. When freezing risk exists, insulate pipes and drain systems during absences. never heat when water is stagnant in coils. For full guidance, consult Hot Water for Domestic Uses by John K. Allen and Household Mechanics by S Keene, library copies advised.
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John K. Allen
S. Keene
Winter Spraying Dormant Lime Sulphur Wash Uses
Dormant sprays applied during tree dormancy include lime sulfur as the preferred option. The home made boiled mixture uses stone lime fifteen pounds and flowers of sulphur fifteen pounds in fifty gallons water, boiled and strained, then applied hot for pest and disease control.
Money Trouble Echoes in a Comic Exchange
A witty remark frames money as a universal troublemaker and highlights its paradox in borrowing. The line notes money’s value yet questions how easily it can be used to fix problems.
Secret Married Life Sparks Jocular Quarrel
A terse dramatic line hints at a couple’s sealed marriage provoking strong reactions. Jon conveys the news, sparking a charged exchange. The dialogue suggests tension and secrecy without explicit details of the union.
None is to be deemed free who has not perfect self command
A attributed aphorism by W'ythagoras emphasizes personal discipline as the cornerstone of freedom. The maxim warns that without self mastery, true liberty cannot exist. Its concise lesson links virtue to autonomy and responsible behavior.
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W’ythagoras
Travels and poultry tips from a farming wife column
A farmer's wife profile argues a mile of indoor walking yearly with loads, urging home water access to cut travel. It also notes poultry tips and rye as ideal green feed for fall litters and pig growth to boost profits.
Storage of Meat On Farm Keeps Fresh Without Ice
The article advises using uncured meat where possible and preserving it in a cool dry space. A 40 degree or colder room with good air circulation extends freshness to a week or ten days, while damp, moldy air spoils meat. A dark, clean cellar on the farm is recommended. for more details request Farmers Bulletin 183 from the USDA.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D
Egg selection and handling for hatchery vitality
Eggs selected for hatching should be typical of the variety with uniform color, normal size, and firm shells. During cold weather gather frequently to avoid chilling. Vitality decreases with age even under favorable conditions.
Customs of War Etiquette and Prisoner Rights
A summary of the customs of war detailing allowed and forbidden conduct. It covers treatment of food and water, siege ethics, prisoner parole and escape rules, forced labor limits, use of spies, traitor handling, court martial norms, bombardment limits, art treasure seizure, civilian involvement, retaliation, and general humane expectations in conflict, citing London Answers.
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Red Cross
London
Doctoring a Doctor
A playful quip from the Kansas City Journal about doctors and the ethics of medical influence. The exchange ponders whether a doctor treats another in the same manner they hope to be treated, or if the act reflects the doctor’s own approach.
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Kansas City Journal
Peace at Home Brings True Happiness for All Ranks
A timeless line suggests true contentment comes from finding peace within one’s home, whether ruling a realm or toiling as a commoner. The saying emphasizes domestic harmony as the ultimate source of happiness.
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Big Timber
Montana
The Streets of Naples in American Travelers' Magazine
The article paints Naples as a lively open-air city where life unfolds in streets, markets, and waterfront scenes. Neapolitans are described as buoyant and indolent, with busy outdoor crafts, loud street life, music, and colorful dress, creating a vibrant, bustling urban tableau.
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Naples
Trattoria
American Travelers’ Magazine
Chilling Prospect At Remote Lincolnshire Halt
A train guard, noting luggage labeled for a distant out of the way station, helps a traveler with his traps and departs with a solemn handshake. The guard hints that many gentlemen like him have been left at forsaken inns and wonders what their fate may be.
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Lincolnshire
Hale
London Telegraph
Sneezy Town Meeting Sparks A Humorous Chase
A playful exchange from the Houston Post features a young woman asking when someone is looking, and a bay fever victim replying Achoo and fleeing. The whimsical vignette captures a light moment in a small town.
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Houston Post
Unaccompanied Women Barred from Neckpiece Sale
A humorous 19th century cartoon caption notes a salesman refusing to sell a necktie to a woman unless accompanied by a man. The jest highlights social restrictions on female shoppers and gender norms of the period.
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Puck
Church Directory invites Sunday services
Rev. Lucas CG Engelstad pastor leads Sunday School at 10 a m every Sunday. Members and friends are cordially invited to attend these church services.
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Lucas CG. Engelstad
Smmbor
First Congregational Church Sunday School Notice
Sunday School at First Congregational Church starts at 10 am. Everyone is welcome to attend and participate in the morning program.
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First Congregational Church
St Mark's Episcopal Church Announces Regular Services
St Mark's Church with Rector Rev G W G Van Winkle holds morning and evening services on the first and third Sundays each month. Sunday school meets every Sunday in the morning hours.
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G. W. G. van Winkle
Ma.m
Methodist churches publish service schedules in Reed Point region
First Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev Thomas Clarkson offers Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m on the second fourth and fifth Sundays and Sunday evenings at 7 30 with Thursday prayer at 8 o clock Spworth League meets Sundays at 7 p m St Pauls Methodist Reed Point holds divine worship on the first and third Sundays at 10 30 a m and 8 p m on the preceding Saturdays
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Spworth League
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Reed Point
Sunday and Wednesday Services at South M.h Building
Community notices invite all to attend services at the South M h Building on Anderson Street. Sunday at 1 a m and Wednesday at 8 p m. Everyone is welcome.
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South
M.h. Buiding
Anderson St
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St Joseph Church Announces Mass Schedule
St Joseph Church invites parishioners to attend Mass on the third Saturday of each Simonth at TN. Rev Father Joseph Biaere leads services and oversees parish activities.
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Father Joseph Biaere
Northern Pacific Time Card Trains Westbound Routes Listed
The notice lists multiple Northern Pacific trains including the North Coast Limited and Puget Sound Express with scheduled times and notes that trains do not stop at Helena via Butte, reflecting a period timetable.
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North Coast Limited
tNo
Northern Pacific Express
Western Express
Puget Sound Express
Helena
Butte
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A. G. Hatch
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Charles W. Campbell
Brownlee Building
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DR. D. Claiborn
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A. K. Wearne
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Livingston, Montana
B. J. Klein Hesseline
James W. Whitfield
South Main Street
Livingston
Bell Phone
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Pittsburgh
Helena, Mont
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United States Land Offices
D. H. Marsh
Big Timber, Montana
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Loan and Trust Building
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