Swat the Rooster becomes watchword in poultry breeding
Dr. L. D. LeGear argues roosters should be removed from flocks after the breeding season and butchered or housed separately. He claims infertile eggs last longer, fertility tests aid pricing, and keeping roosters harms profits by up to fifty million dollars annually. He urges farmers to market male birds and renew litter to cut vermin.
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Chanticleer
Barnyard Society
Vitaphone
Movietone
Chickendam
Trees Do Not Freeze, Say Ketle Isle Forester
A Detroit News report quotes a Ketle Isle forester disputing the belief that trees freeze in winter. He explains trees stay dormant, sap conduction stops, and cells remain inactive. Frost damage is due to contraction and expansion, not freezing.
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Ketle Isle
Detroit News
Hand Cooler Past Fashioned Social Graces
Aids to cool greeting were once prized in England. Clear glass hand coolers, spheroid in shape, were used by society favorites about 150 years ago. Ladies kept the glass ball to cover their hand as gentlemen bowed and kissed it, with striped versions matching milady’s attire.
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England
Indy
Milady
Costuma
Noateolt Va
Two-Spot Bancroft Walters Inspires a White-Hot Clash
Artie and Miller, at a matinee, recount a past feud with Bancroft Walters, son of LaGrange Walters, a snob who taunts Artie on a train and in a cabaret. Walters accuses Artie of disrespect, then boasts about a later insult that left Artie humiliated, while Miller reflects on the clash and its lasting sting.
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RTS
Miller
Nina
Bancroft Walters
LaGrange Walters
Suncroft
Lle
Ele
Bancroft
Artie
Mr. Walters
Banny
South Side
Watters
Pye
West Side
Miler
Heru
Hercely
Walters
Grand Crossing
Mia
Aswell
Aetil
Hlus
Jin
Look Beyond Appearances in Judging Girls
A quip warns against judging girls by appearances noting that even dreamy eyes can hide wakeful minds. The line suggests perceptions differ from reality and calls for fairness in evaluating character.
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Jude
Aalcl
Shought for Today by John Andrew Holmes
A fragment notes a man’s quiet private moment with his wife, referenced as being in cognito and described in a reflective voice attributed to John Andrew Holmes. The line hints at internal thought and domestic life without full context.
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John Andrew Holmes
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishers
L. D. LeGear
V.S. le. Louis
le Gear
Qatada
Pity Pgor Chanticleer
National Poultry Authority
L. D. le Gear
U. S
St. Louis
Dr. L. D. LeGear
V. S
Spaperral
Abe
George Ade
Artie and the High Hat
Milter
Tosadd
Tin
Georke
Jve
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Clarence A. Short
Dover, Delaware
Urdé
Bullock & White
Nash
Willys-Knight and
Whippet
PAROL
Denton
Maryland
W. Elbert Liden
I. S. Trust Co. Bank
Federalsburg
M. A. Brackett Dentist Market St
Over Uenton Auto Co
W. Irving Tilghman
East New Market
M. K. Newnam
He Imperial Sedan
Chevrolet
Fisher
F.o. B
Flint
Mich
Den-Mar Mobile Company
Denton, Maryland
Pictorial
Ernest G. Cooper
Nisi
Wilbert L. Merriken
Anna O. Saulabury
Albert G. Saulsbury
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Asaignen
T. Clayton Horsey
Niss
T. Alan Ppldahorough
Robly Hackett
Lillian B. Hackett
T. Alan Goldsborough
True Corne
T. Ayton Horsey
E. F. Withers
Osteopathic Physician
South Third Street
Denton, Md
C. A. Whisler
W. A. Smith
Market St
WM. Pepper
Maryland Trust
Baltimore
Elkton
Journal
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