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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
2
Advise from W R Glazener Extension Poultry Husbandman urges August and September culling of nonlayers to reduce winter feed costs and raise egg production. Inspect hens for moult, beak color, skin, lay bones, and vitality to separate strong layers from poor producers.
A New York negro comedy scene features a rowdy exchange where one comedian orders a mother to act and the other replies I only gotta do two things in this life stay dark and die. The line underscores the show's tragic undertone.
A boy explains to his father that he got one sum wrong and twelve total, revealing he did not attempt the other eleven problems. The exchange highlights gaps in practice and progress in mathematics.
An Italian woman in court sidestepped a precise age by stating she is between thirty five and fifty. She explained she keeps exact counts of money and possessions to guard against theft but does not track years or days, since a person cannot steal a year or a day.
Dickens proclaims that nothing truly good dies but lives on in memory and in the deeds of those who loved it. He asserts an infant’s memory endures through the redeeming acts of the world despite the body’s destruction.
A survey of diverse topics touches on ancient hunting platforms in Indian jungles, Bagdad merchants trading via Syria, a self sharpening lead pen in a fountain pen, and a list of U S presidents who were ex soldiers. It notes a new night stick design with a revolver butt for aiming.
Matthew Bacon in 1708 explains that a 09 year lease equals three lives but does not state why this period was chosen. Historical notes suggest common law may have barred 100 year leases, leading to a shorter term.
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