Not So Bad Carline Exchange
A humorous exchange explores domestic life with a wife who drives the car each morning and a light remark that the speaker’s wife runs the vehicle rather than the other way around. The dialogue plays on mistaken sympathy and everyday routines.
Comradeship in Camp as Soldier Helps Drunken Comrade
Two soldiers return to camp after heavy drinking. One nearly collapses, but the other steadies him and explains to a wary sentry that the man is simply past his bedtime and being helped home without disturbing his sleep.
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Foreign Service
The Lady or the Tiger Explains a Clever Courtroom Tale
A brief review of Frank R. Stockton’s The Lady or the Tiger. The tale is set in a semi barbaric kingdom where justice is a trap. a defendant faces two doors one hides a tiger and the other a maiden. If the tiger door is chosen guilt is punished instantly. If the maiden door is chosen innocence brings a swift marriage.
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Frank R. Stockton
Editor-Author Frank R. Stockton Remembered
Franklin Stockton born in Philadelphia in 1834 built a career as editor and writer. He worked on St. Nicholas Magazine Century and Hearth and Home as assistant editor and contributed humorous fiction. He died in 1902 and was known for The Ting-a-Ling Stories Rudder Range and humor drawn from feminine temperament.
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Which Door Led to the Tiger in The Lady or the Tiger
A royal tale describes a princess who must decide the fate of her lover by directing him to one of two doors the right one hiding a tiger the left releasing a lady. Frank Stockton notes the burden of the choice and leaves readers to decide which door prevailed.
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Frank Stockton
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Best Hot Weather Care for Flocks
Farm topics advise adequate range shade and green feed as essentials for keeping flocks healthy in hot summer. Growers marketing birds should follow careful feeding with a home mix including corn meal middlings oats bran and various proteins and minerals. Milk is valuable but must be fresh in clean containers and water should always be available, shaded if possible.
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C. F. Parrish
Extension Poultryman
North Carolina State College
WNU
Blind Staggers Threat Seen In Summer Horse Ailments
Purdue veterinary chief Dr. R A Craig warns that encephalomyelitis or blind staggers, an infectious nervous system disease of horses and mules, peaks in hot weather across the West, Midwest and Atlantic states. Early care offers best cure chances, though no universal remedy exists.
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Raising Turkeys Principles for Safe Flock Care
Turkeys thrive when kept outdoors as much as possible and should not be hatched by hens. Keep breeding and young stock away from barnyard hens to prevent disease. If disease hits breeding stock, incubate the eggs and rear poults in brooders to protect the flock.
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Montreal Herald
Feeding Pigs Too Much Peanuts Or Soybeans
Reading from Country Home Magazine, the piece warns that feeding pigs too many peanuts or soybeans cuts pork quality and incurs penalties. It notes peanut fed hogs can be finished with corn, soybean fed hogs improved by extracting oil, and advocates feeding beans as meat with a balanced ration to reduce losses from packer to table and lessen fat.
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Country Home Magazine
Storing Eggs Cuts Food Bill With Waterglass Storage
The New York State College of Home Economics says buying eggs when prices are low and storing them in waterglass saves money. Fresh eggs stored this way retain flavor whip well and cook satisfactorily in many ways.
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New York State College of Home Economics
Smart Dresses for Now and Later
Fashion patterns offer two dresses with seasonal versatility. Patterns No 1462 and No 1561 require small yardages and come with a sew chart suitable for beginners. Order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Ill at 15 cents each.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
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