Real Courage Lies In Doing The Thing We Fear
John Blake argues true bravery is shown in facing fear not in physical boldness. Courage shows when one proceeds to do what must be done despite fear, especially to protect family or dependents, rather than in prizefights or bullying. The piece emphasizes action over bravado and warns against assuming bravery without tested choices.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Alan Breck
David
John Sullivan
Niagara
John Blake
Dreams of triumph on a hard-won crowded road
The prose recalls dreams of youth and ambition as the speaker reflects on past journeys toward goals. Vivid imagery of reaching hilltops and an eagle’s swift flight conveys a longing for recognition and the moment when hope becomes achievement.
Hello, Pop Hello
Poignant reminiscence by Will M Maupin describing a father's grief and memory after his son's death. The verses recall a boy's voice at the door and the lingering joy of reunion in spirit. Published as a poetic note with personal sentiment and farewell imagery.
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Fiestas Gate
Pop
Will M. Maupin
School Days Dream of Honor and Leadership
A reflective piece asserts youth dream of power and glory as nations heed, crowds cheer, and armies follow a fearless leader. It speaks to every boy and girl feeling sovereign, imagining a future of honor, fame, and authority.
Mother's Cook Book Recipe Blues
A fragment from a Mother's Cook Book column discusses social philosophy and offers chicken and fried meat preparation tips. It includes a reminiscence on truths and questions and presents recipes with sauce components and frying methods. The text mentions chicken veal pork or beef as options and describes prep steps for fried chicken.
Dream of fame and craft in a bustling kitchen and on the road
A mixed page renders a cooking guide with steps for chicken crumb bake and potatoes in oil, followed by a reflective prose passage on dreams and aging. It closes with a humorous exchange about a letter and a joke about happiness tied to appetite.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Antenna and Counterpoise Guidance for Radio Installations
Technical overview of antenna systems with ground counterpoises. Discusses single wire versus multiwire antennas, counterpoise placement, earth conductivity, and measures to reduce losses. Explains Beverage antennas for long wavelength reception and practical installation tips for minimizing interference and ensuring durability.
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Tyne
Ardrosean
Beotland
Atlantic
Ardrossan
Guineas Growing in Favor as Profitable Farm Substitute
Guineas are rising in popularity as a substitute for game birds with a fall market and growing profits. They are raised in small flocks on farms with wide ranges preferred. varieties include Pearl White and Lavender, Pearl being most popular. Eggs laid from April or May with 20 to 60 plus eggs per season. hatchings by hens or turkey hens are possible.
Radio Advances and Public Warnings Across America
A survey of early radio use notes Isaak Newlin a skilled Alaska operator and warns Lakeview Oregon residents about radio program timing. Fire alarms in San Francisco will trigger radios on “Tire” alerts while Chautauqua spectators fled a storm heard by radio. Officials push wiring certificates and policy checks for home sets, predicting radio will soon mail day and night letters overseas and shrink trans oceanic business time. Canal Zone and Panama clash over private broadcasting rights with protests and high costs.
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Isaak Newlin
Alaska
Lakeview
Ore
Murope
Midgeean
Presidio
San Francisco
Aden
Camden
N. Y
Canal Zone
Panama
United States
Rat Proofing Poultry Houses For Loss Prevention
Farmers should build new poultry houses with cement and fine mesh wire under the floor and around the bottom of walls to deter rats. Separate the houses from other buildings so rats must travel far, increasing chances of being caught by the family dog or cat.
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Antennia
Trap Nest Advantages for Breeders and Pedigreeing
Trap nesting is highly practical for constructive breeders and essential for pedigreeing. On farms with general flocks it helps identify eggs by individual hens, especially when more than ten matings are used, whereas pair matings with separate pens make egg attribution difficult.
Caring for hens in hot weather
Advice on keeping eggs fresh and hens healthy in heat. Store eggs in a cool area to preserve quality for days. Protect chicks from sun with shade. Provide straw litter and a scratch mat for hens. A sandy bath keeps hens happy during hot days, with sand preferred to dust.
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F. A. Walker
Enouce
Barcey
M. Maupin
Papa
Katherine Fullerton Gerould
Chicken
Maryland
Itil
Tom
Western Newspaper Union
Anfenna
Torado Sev
Guinea
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