Red-tailed hawk and creeper described in detail
The article outlines the red tailed hawk range and habits noting its prominence as a bird of prey. It discusses diet including small mammals and reptiles and its role in pest control. It also covers the creeper insect predator with feeding habits, vision, and year round presence in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Costa Rica
Canada
Alaska
Guatemala
Reat
Barn Owl Benefits Farmers Varied Diet and Range
Barn owl furrows on small mammals aiding crops. It hunts in open fields across Mexico, southern U S and north to New York, Ohio, Nebraska and California. The bird preys on pocket gophers, voles, mice, rats and harvest mice, with occasional birds and insects. Pellets from nests reveal mammal dominance in the diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Gouthern United States
New York
Ohio
Nebraska
California
Ruffed Grouse Range Food and Moral Lessons
The article outlines the ruffed grouse range across northern United States and Canada, notes its diet including mast and insects, and cites its favorable but cautious status. It also discusses religious reflections on miracles, human effort, and reliance on divine aid, urging personal consecration alongside service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Jesus
Budgeting for Thrifty Housekeeping Tips and Food Savings
The article urges housekeepers to keep monthly expense accounts and cut costs by using meat substitutes, cheese for protein, cheaper cuts, nuts and eggs, and by planning meals with left overs. It stresses smart shopping, avoiding short weights, and meal planning to stretch money, citing Sir John Lubbock on money value.
Pancake Variations and Cooking Tips From the Kitchen
A nostalgic guide explains batter preparation and frying for light pancakes. It covers Plain Pancakes with flour and milk, Rice Pancakes with rice and cream, and Scotch Pancakes with eggs and sugar. Serving ideas include lemon juice, sugar, marmalade, and fruit toppings.
Vern Magwell Enough Said
Local note quotes a Detreit Free Press line about Vern Magwell and his willingness to help, reflecting on his character and readiness to assist others. The fragment suggests a favorable view from a Detreit Free Press columnist or editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detreit Free Press
Fragmented OCR: local notice unreadable text
Damaged OCR fragment shows uncertain question and incomplete phrases with no clear persons or events to summarize into a coherent news item. Unable to identify entities or a concrete action.
So Paw Gays. Little Lemuel-Say
A fragmentary item features a narrator asking what term fits a wealthy neighborhood. A deaf mute on a couch inadvertently steps on a tab in the dark and mutters a chilling remark, its meaning likely lost to silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw
Lemuel
Tceman
United States Leads in Electric Steel Furnaces Growth
The Electrical World notes American origins dominate electro metal lurgical work tied to Niagara Falls power. Since last year US electric steel furnaces rose 78 percent, placing the United States ahead of Germany and England, with 78 furnaces either operating or under construction on January 1, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Niagara Falls
Europe
Germany
England
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Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Libby
M‘neill
Chicago
Growning
Hyee Browning
Shelley
Joseph H. Cheatey
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