Rearing Turkeys for Profit with Practical Methods
Dr. L. D. LeGear offers detailed guidance on profitable turkey farming after wild flocks waned. He covers brooders, incubation, housing on skids, chick diets, staged feeding, moving ranges, water needs, and a transition to adult rations with emphasis on consistent greens and dairy.
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Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues Listed
The Journal presents a mixed puzzle with numerous horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include common nouns, proper nouns, and theme items spanning animals, objects, abstract concepts, and names across two grids. Readers solve by filling standard crossword intersections using the presented word list.
Square Type Farm Home Attracts Prospective Builders
Mr. William A. Radford offers free expert home building advice to readers and outlines a compact square hip roof farm home of 22 by 26 feet. The design features a sun porch, colonial entrance, two sleeping rooms, a play room, a dining room, and a full basement with heating space, presented as affordable and attractive for builders.
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Chicago
Beautiful Custom of Daughters of 1812 Paying Tributes
The Daughters of 1812 honor deceased members at national conventions with a brief eulogy. A page places a flower in a wreath for each name on the list, marking remembrance during the year’s ceremonies.
Cosmetics by the Ton Misleading Beauty Claim
A dubious statistic claims 150.27 tons of cosmetics are needed to keep Mindy beautiful for a year, averaging 7.9 pounds per woman. The figure cites no reputable authority on feminine pulchritude, casting doubt on its reliability and purpose.
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First Upright Piano Invented by Englishman in 1900
In 1900 John Isaac Mawk ins, an Englishman living in Philadelphia, claimed invention of the first genuine upright piano and secured a patent in the United States and England.
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Philadelphia
United States
Englanst
Lord Bishop of London May Have Linked First Prayer Book Use
In a Royal Bishop memoir a claim places the first use of the Prayer book in America on June 24, 1579 with Francis Fletcher officiating for Sir Francis Drake. A huge cross in San Francisco commemorates the event.
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Burr Treason Trial Ends Abruptly After Overt Act Rule
Aaron Burr, former vice president, faced treason charges as John Marshall presided. The trial ended quickly when the chief justice ruled that treason requires a proven overt act. The government failed to connect Burr to any overt act beyond doubt.
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Aaron Burr
United States
John Marshall
Annelet Rure
Youth and the New Leadership
Craig B Hazlewood argues leadership belongs to the young, facing a fast changing economy with vast wealth growth and risks. He cites Frank Woolworth, Charles Schwab, and Thomas Edison as enduring examples of perseverance, study, and hard work shaping industrial leadership and responsibility for future generations.
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Method for painting over stain finishes in woodwork
The article explains that staining under paint can bleed through new coats. To prevent this, specialists seal the stain with two coats of pure shellac, then apply white lead and lead-based paint. If bleeding persists within two weeks, repeat shellac and paint layers. stubborn cases need additional coats until bleeding stops.
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Popular Floor Wood Oak Creates Antique Grain Look
Popular floor wood oak is laid irregularly with boards of various widths to form an antique effect. The natural grain and coloration display beauty across the lustrous floor expanse.
Good Construction in Building a Home
A brief note emphasizes thoughtful construction and fuel efficiency, urging readers to plan upfront to pay costs once and reap lasting benefits. It highlights prudent material choices and long term savings from quality work.
World War Facts on Drafted Men by State
The text claims Wyoming had the highest draft rate in World War I at 87.2 percent. It also notes the heaviest men by state were Alaska Territory, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Minnesota.
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Wyoning
Alaska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
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