Poultry Tips and Home Recipes From Old Kansas Farmer
A jumbled guide covers poultry care, feather trimming, and coop hygiene, plus practical kitchen recipes. It advises oyster shells for laying hens, wing clipping to keep birds at home, and use of carbolic acid for cleaning perches. Also includes chowder, soups, and biscuit recipes, plus preservation tips for meat and vegetables.
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Sessons
Navare
Great Britain
Belgium
United States
Southern Poultry Journal
Curious Discoveries and the Hidden Manuscripts
A playful reflection on how ancient texts end up in unlikely places like wine cellars and window sills. It ponders relics by Propertina and Luther's Table Talk, noting concealment by owners or saviors awaiting better days, with Scott’s Waverly and a long-missed manuscript unearthed by chance.
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Propertina
Luther
Gregory XIII
Waverly
Scott
Tramp Clings To Car Door In Narrow New York Ride
A transient attempting to jump from an empty New York state car was caught by a side hook and hoisted mid air. The train continued to Grey Court three miles away before bystanders halted it and rescued him. He escaped with no injuries but suffered extreme mental distress from the perilous ride.
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New York State
Oxford
Greycourt
Circus Driver's Ride to Death on New York Streets
A driver steering a runaway circus wagon flees through Seventh to Lexington avenues and Broadway, narrowly missing pedestrians. The wagon crashes near Forty-second Street and Lexington, the driver dies from head injuries after being thrown over the dashboard. horses wreck a wheel, then halt after colliding with a telegraph pole. The victim's family at 525 West Thirty-ninth Street is notified.
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Seventh Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
Fifth
Madison Avenues
Fourth Avenue
Lexington
Lexington Avenue
Forty-second Street
Thirty-Fifth Street
West Thirty-Ninth Street
New York Herald
Homesickness as a Disease in Nostalgia Study
The final volume of the Dict. de Medecine cites Dr. H. Rey who treats nostalgia as a form of insanity. It is rare in children and the elderly, more common in young country conscripts, especially Bretagne recruits. Symptoms include sadness, withdrawn eating, insomnia, and reverie progressing to delirium and death, with worse outcomes during hardships and battles.
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Dict. de Medecine
H. Rey
M. Rey
Bretagne
France
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Kansas
Boston
Tras
Corz
Bennett
Granibet
E. B. French
Treasury Department
Scaup-Heap
Alice M
Hevecheid Bints
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