Call Out Border Hens And Surplus Cockerels In Flock
Agricultural guidance urges culling during August and September to improve flock value. It advises selecting healthy vigorous hens for keeping, discarding weak or molting birds, and selling or consuming unsuitable birds to maximize profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Tati No Het
Plymouth
Department
Division of Publications
Department of Agriculture
Heavy Pasturing Favored by Experts in Agriculture Studies
Experiments at multiple stations show pastures operating at half capacity. Heavy pasturing yields twice the returns of light grazing and improves pasture condition. Continuous grazing outperforms alternate grazing, while risk avoidance drives the bias against heavy pasturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
Virginian
North Dakota
Utah
Ungrazed Grass and Silage Can Sustain Livestock
The article discusses grass management for grazing and silage in humid regions. It notes that old grass is fed to animals to prevent starvation and warns that creeping grasses that injure the stand are more tolerable if forage suffices. It cautions that bunch grasses are vulnerable to overgrazing and can be destroyed if not managed.
Right Time to Cut Timber in Winter
Timber cut in late fall and winter seasons dries more slowly with less checking. Winter cutting is best when storage or handling is impracticable and fungi and insects do not attack outdoor wood in cold weather. By warm weather the wood is partly seasoned and less susceptible to attack, contrary to the belief that winter wood is drier.
Little Farm Repairs Encourage Handy Work Among Boys
A rustic tip urges keeping fences gates and sheds steady with a few boards nails and a hammer tucked away for spare moments. It suggests charging the boys with upkeep and offering carpentry practice when farm tasks stall, noting every boy’s delight in using tools.
High Speed Courtship on Bramble Road Duel Ends in Baxter
A thrilling pickup race unfolds between Margaret Eufert in a Bramble roadster and Roy Trathaway in a Bramble unit as they race from a Daleford to Baxter. Margaret edges ahead then wins a rendezvous at the Baxter hotel, where Roy confesses love and asks for a future together.
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Straath
Eladher Hersex
Scott
Dob Lathiway
Cadbo
Margaret Eufert
Margaret
Mir
Roy
Bob
Golo
Worace
Baxter
Gaitecia
Daxter
Nile
Gid
Robert Tathaway
Dobra
O. K
Giineia
Oof
Margret
Jim
Inavine
Dragatde
Mayflower Trips Shaped Early Massachusetts Colony
The Mayflower carried Pilgrims to Plymouth in 1620 after a voyage of 68 days from September 17. It later sailed back to England in April 1621 and joined fleets to Salem and Boston with notable figures including Governor John Winthrop and Lady Arbella Johnson aboard.
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Massachusetts
Plymouth Colony
Toomike
Americ
Holand
England
Cape Coil
Huecane
Cape Cod Hare Bar
Pistonth
Englamd
Mayiower
Francis Higginson
Enehind
Salem
Jobe Winthrop
Tsaie Joumsen
Arhella Johnson
Dnghmd
Toston Globe
Ring Superstition The Bride Keeps Ring Post Wedding
A prominent clergy member condemns the superstition that wives must keep their wedding rings on after marriage. He notes many brides fear removing the ring and argues removing it soon would prevent later worry and hesitation.
Books on the street: a new selling method
The piece describes European booksellers selling works from a cart wheeled through streets, aiming to spark public interest in owning books rather than borrowing. It notes this mobile approach as a practical, eye level way to stimulate demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
United States
Popular Science Monthly
The Object Justifies the Means, Mrs
A fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker defending a harsh recommendation for a girl, arguing necessity to rid herself of the problem. The exchange hints at moral conflict and the pressure of unwanted duty, with Mrs D pushing back. The terse wording suggests a mid story moment about manipulation and consequences.
Dangerous Fashion Sparks Sword Suspense
Damocles declares disapproval as a suspended blade hangs in the scene and fashion decorum is questioned amid the tense moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damocles
Kerguelen Islands Seen as Future French Colony Asset
France shows interest in the Kerguelen islands discovered by Tremarec in 1772. Henry Boissiere and his brother push development, noting abundant fodder plants, few indigenous animals, sheathbill, and thriving sea elephants and whales. Electric dishwashing linked to fewer influenza cases. J G Cummings notes hotels with washers cut illness rates.
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France
Kerguelen Islands
Kerguelen Tremarec
Henry Boissiere
Islinds
J. G. Cummings
United States
Courtroom humor stirs judge with dog custody quip
A defense counsel quips to a judge about a poodle custody request. The judge, a father of ten, is unimpressed by pity and jokes about the animal’s status, highlighting the seriousness of the case. The exchange reveals tensions in a custody dispute context.
Correct Time Signal Proposed for Electric Utilities
A proposal urges utilities to distribute the correct time nightly at eight o clock using electric lighting sightlines. It compares this to the time ball and naval observatory signals and suggests daily time signals over power or plant electrical systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Observatory
Washington
Vain Woman Demands Pay in Odd Exchange
A woman insists on compensation in an unusual barter styled encounter. The account notes a confident stance and expectation of payment, with no clear resolution described.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Mayflower
America
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s
Orma
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