Mud Covered Friends in a Pond Chase
Paddy the Beaver spies Farmer Brown's Boy and Buster Bear toying with mud at the pond. Buster drenched in mud seeks a wash and inadvertently heads toward the Quack family, while Paddy and the ducks brace for the unexpected encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy the Beaver
Daddy
Ferrer Brown
Paddy
Buster Bear
Farmer Brown
Buster
Bee
Farmer Frown
Buster Ear
Quack
T. W. Burgess
WNU Barvice
French Dishes Chaux a la Creme and Boeuf a la Mode
A colonial style recipe set describes chaux a la creme battering and frying pâte to puff shells then filling with whipped cream or preserves, followed by Boeuf a la Mode with spiced vinegar marinating beef, pork lard, seasonings, vegetables, and herb bag simmered until tender served with potato balls and salad Romaine.
The Lord's Experiment and Man’s Persistent Failures
A poem reflecting on God’s experiments with creation and humanity. It contrasts cosmic order with human faults, praising steadfast nature while noting man's enduring flaws in a timeless meditation. The piece ends with 1932 attribution to Douglas Malloch via Western Newspaper Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Malloch
Bervics
Posterity Examples in Language and Humor
A cluttered item notes humorous PONERS BONERS from exams and essays and defines posterity with example sentences. It mentions tags like Buddha worship and odd phrases, citing 1932 Bell Syndicate data and WND Barvice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budda Peat
Bell Syndicate
WND Barvice
Ventilation Tips for Comfortable Poultry Houses
Professor Fairbanks of the New York State College of Agriculture urges proper ventilation in laying houses to keep hens healthy and content. He advises high top openings with about one square foot per 100 hens, floor level intakes for good air mixing, and baffled lower openings to prevent drafts, noting exit at the top is effective and has proven satisfactory.
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Suya Vrof
Fairbanks
New York State College of Agriculture
Pays to Raise Broilers for Special Marketing
Special broiler raising is the latest in poultry business driven by discovery that chickens can be raised with quantity back and special equipment. Broilers are sold at 1.25 to 2 pounds to a targeted market using diets and methods like battery brooders and continuous hot water brooding. Begin modestly, work hard, and secure a good market for success.
Poultry House Floor Construction Method
A Wisconsin Agriculturist suggestion describes building a poultry house floor by a concrete foundation and 12 inch raised walls, then layering clayey soil tamped with used crank case oil and loose soil, finishing with a gravel cap. The oiled earth provides warmth and dryness and a later concrete layer seals the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Poultry production rises in United States 1919 to 1929
Production of eggs on U S farms increased 63 percent from 1919 to 1929 per Wallace's Farmer report. North central states gained 65 percent led by Washington at 234 percent, Utah 223 percent, California 149 percent, followed by Massachusetts New Jersey and Delaware.
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United States
Wallace
Town
Washington
Utah
California
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Delaware
Poultry Health Tips Hit Rough Patch for Hatchlings
Practical advice warns against inferior hatchlings from small eggs and warns poultry keepers about bronchitis symptoms in chicks. The text notes rapid disease progression with sudden deaths and urges careful brood care and management.
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Merced
Yosemite Valley National Park
By Thornton W. Burgess
By Douglas Malloch
Western Newspaper Union
Bi Caria
University of Southern California Trackeam
Carls
Dada
WNU
Flo
Poners
Henry
Notre Dame
Paris
U. S. Route 101
Calliaroia
San Francisco Peninsula
Roo
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