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New Century Reflections on Jackson Roosevelt Power Shift
A critical look at the 1883 to 1983 century arc contrasts Andrew Jackson’s democratic surge with Franklin D Roosevelt’s era. The piece argues political revolutions, social shifts, and economic forces shape nations more than individual leaders, linking past and present to predict future policy under a new administration and a looming New Deal.
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1833 A Year Marking Progress in American Industry
A historical survey notes that 1820 to 1840 saw numerous labor saving inventions and major shifts in manufacturing and transport. Edge tool manufacture, planing machines, steam hammers, and iron cooking stoves emerged while fricit ion matches replaced flint and steel. McCormick patented the horse reaper in 1834, railroads and canals transformed travel, and westward expansion spurred immigration. The era set the stage for ongoing progress and nation building as Uncle Sam led into a future.
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The Eight C’s for Better Chick Rearing
Extension Poultryman G F Parrish urges a clean eggs in disease-free stock, clean incubators, brood houses, range and litter, plus proper feed. He stresses strong, clean chicks and ground never previously used, with green crops and suitable bedding like straw or peat moss. The article warns against sawdust and the dole feeding method.
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Care and Marketing of Quality Eggs
Caring for eggs before marketing is essential for quality. Keep eggs in a clean cool odor free place, cover containers to limit moisture loss, and clean coated eggs with steel wool. Market eggs at least twice weekly, obtain a free USDA egg candling chart, and only market eggs you are sure are of good quality. Pack eggs for shipping with the small ends down.
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Fresh Air Ventilation for Laying Stock Houses
Practical guidance on poultry house ventilation emphasizes avoiding draughts from openings. Recommend adjustable windows, daily airing, and burlap screens to purify air. Open scratching sheds and ventilation shafts are discussed, with emphasis on controllable air exchange.
Birds Good Care for High Egg Hatch Rates
Give the breeding birds a properly balanced ration and allow them free range in nice weather if you expect a large number of eggs that will hatch a high percentage of strong chicks.
Feeding Dry Mash For Layer Hens
Practical poultry guidance notes feeding dry mash to 100 hens. Three to four pounds of crumbly mash improve palatability when mixed with milk or water. Feed daily 12 to 14 pounds of grain per 100 hens, timing (noon or afternoon) not affecting results.
Raising Turkeys in a Backyard Flock
The article explains how turkeys hatch from eggs in incubators and poults grow under brooder and stove heat. It advises keeping growing birds away from contaminated soil and recommends yarding mature birds to reduce disease risk.
Feeders for Chick Rearing Use Four Foot Reel Type
The guideline states ensure enough chick feeders so all chicks can eat simultaneously. A four foot reel type feeder supports 100 chicks older than a week.
What Christmas Means to Me and Jesus the Source of Peace
Lesson for December 25 Luke 2 21 30 outlines the birth of Jesus foretold by Micah and Gabriel and fulfilled in Bethlehem. It covers Mary’s courageous acceptance, Joseph’s guidance, the virgin birth, the shepherds’ annunciation by angels, the message of great joy for all nations, and the shepherds’ witness confirming the Savior’s birth.
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Gleamings on Love and Compassion in Faith
A reflective note extols love as the crown of virtue and fellowship with God as balm for bruised hearts. It may be that unplanned good deeds exceed the impact of our deliberate harsh acts, emphasizing mercy and comfort as central divine attributes.
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