Healthy Mind Will Preserve Facial Beauty
Describes how clear thinking and an energetic mind sustain beauty and happiness. Warns that destructive thoughts can ruin health and mood, and notes facial expressions mirror inner thoughts. Encourages self-reflection on how emotions show in eyes and lips.
Dont Be A Neurotic Dont Be A Neurotic
Advice urges avoiding self pity and brooding as harmful to health and happiness. It emphasizes keeping the mind active receiving wholesome messages and letting inner thoughts shape beauty rather than external hurtful words. It counsels resilience through life’s problems and promotes a healthy mindset.
Deaf club chat turns grim death remark into mistaken grief
Two elderly club members reunite after years. One radios a death greeting to a deaf friend who mishears and believes he’s mourning a wife, until the clarifying line reveals the burial had occurred. The exchange highlights miscommunication and awkward humor in aging conversations.
Why is Jones Called the Gang Plank
A cryptic remark from a historical page traces a nickname for Jones, hinting at a bold person who others used as a bridge or test in tense moments. The phrase suggests a role where he carried risk or exposure, inviting speculation about his leadership or daring.
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Jones
Hint of the Day on choosing a new hairstyle
The article advises reflecting in a mirror after brushing to pick a flattering style. It suggests consulting an expert stylist if possible or a skilled barber, and trying various parts to match your type, mood, and wardrobe.
Canada Larger in Area Than United States and Alaska
The Dominion of Canada covers 3 729 665 square miles, exceeding United States proper 3 026 790 square miles and Alaska 589 985 square miles, so Canada is larger than the combined area of the United States proper and Alaska.
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Dominion of Canada
United States
Alaska
Fear of Ghosts Haunting Widows in Early Marriages
A Collier's Weekly writer notes widespread fear that re marrying widows invite the late husband's spirit. The article cites a 1912 Macon Georgia case where a husband was granted divorce after claiming the ghost of his wife's first husband troubled their marriage beyond repair.
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Collier’s Weekly
Macon Ga
Feed Itinerary For Livestock From Farm Economics
A U Illinois WNU summary lists feed needs for animals. Pigs at 225 pounds consume corn oats protein concentrates and alfalfa hay. hens yearly require corn oats wheat and protein concentrates. turkeys 100 head need corn oats wheat protein concentrate and alfalfa meal. horses year-round work demand specified corn oats hay roughage and pasture with daily grain and hay rates tied to weight and work level.
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Department of Agricultural Economics
University of Illinois
WNU Service
Development of Broilers Aided by Use of Lights
The care and feeding of cockerels raised for broilers parallels that of layers with emphasis on space and sanitation. A higher protein ration in the last ten to fourteen days boosts growth, and a recognized chick ration or all mash with about 20 percent extra protein is advised. Keep dry mash and water available with frequent stirring, and use all night lights to encourage rapid early growth.
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New Yorker
Farm Home Equipment for Labor Saving on Farms
A Hoard's Dairyman writer urges treating the farm home and farm as a unit in planning labor saving machinery. Modern farm gear should be paired with updated housework systems such as a water system to reduce drudgery and boost health and happiness for the whole farm family.
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Hoard
Dairyman
Rough shells signal weak egg shells in laying flocks
Montana Agricultural College notes rough shelled eggs indicate shell-building deficiency in feed. Cure is to add vitamin D through cod liver oil or green feed, with green feed preferred if yolk color is not a concern.
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Montana Agricultural College
Cows Get Folding Guardrail Stalls in Dairy Barn
A folding guardrail partition creates individual stalls in a dairy barn to prevent trampling. When cows are milked, bars are raised. after milking they lower in one movement to give each cow a protected stall, as described by Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Geese Laying Season Feed Guidelines
A Montreal Herald writer notes good goose feed includes cracked corn wheat and oats with moist laying mash at noon. Green foods are essential with well cured clover and alfalfa hay preferred. Mangels turnips carrots and oats or barley can be mixed, though birds favor alfalfa.
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Montreal Herald
Cross Stitch Design For Knitted Things
An illustrated note on brightening plain mittens and a scarf with a Swedish cross stitch design. It explains starting at the large flower, details color choices, and suggests decorating other knitted items with the pattern. Includes a promotion for Mrs Spears sewing books with order details.
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Ruth Wyeth
Spears
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