Sidney Pages Self Reliance Sparks Street Revolution
Sidney Page reassesses family ties as Harriet negotiates independence, K Le Moyne faces change, and Joe Drummond lingers on the doorstep. In a tense June morning, Harriet plans a new life while Sidney resolves to support her mother and pursue her own path, even as romance with Joe unsettles their future.
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Sidney Page
Joe Drummond
K. le Moyne
Sidney
Harriet
Harriet Kennedy
Anna
George
Kennedy
Anna Page
Katie
Page
Mrs. Page
Sid
Ney
Trousseau
Christine
Palmer Howe
Mrs. Cage
Starriet
le Moyne
Llurriet
Doctor Ed
Uverse
Johnny Rosenfeld
Joe
Killarney
Tillie
Sitney
Sidney Eaced
Questioning K Le Moyne and a daughter as a nurse
The speaker ponders K Le Moyne by this time and asks whether they would permit their eighteen year old daughter to pursue nurse training. The tone raises concerns about suitability and parental consent for a young woman entering nursing.
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K. le Moyne
Editorial Reply to Poem Submission About Dove Song
A reader letter from a newspaper returns an alleged poem titled Oh for the Wings of a Dove. The editor warns that persistent singing in that strain may lead to compromising on a second-hand cheese sandwich.
Flowers’ Fragrance Tied to Water Pressure and Sunlight
A French scientist explains that flowers release perfume oils when water pressure in plant cells builds, a process intensified when guns are not in view and sunlight dampens it, making fragrances stronger in shaded conditions.
Crate fattening method for finishing chickens
The article outlines crate fattening as the best finish for chickens, detailing crate construction, feeding mix, and management. It covers crate dimensions, partition design, grinding grain, fuel for feeding, and steps for ration schedules to produce firm white flesh.
Guard Against Roup in Flocks With Breck Antiseptic
Colorado Agricultural College experts warn 75 percent of farmers face roup and urge prevention through clean housing and anti septic drinking water. They describe Breck solution using potassium permanganate to color water deep violet and discourage untreated drinking to reduce transmission.
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C. & Anderson
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Sprouted Oats Announced As Winter Chicken Feed
Sprouted oats provide excellent winter feed for chickens. They can be sprouted in a home sprouter or trays near the stove or in the cellar. Soak for 24 hours, spread in a shallow box, keep warm and moist until blades reach three to six inches. Often a layer of sandy material is placed in the box bottom for drainage.
Selling Off Farm Poultry In High Grain Era
With grain prices high farmers may sell poultry to save feed costs. Eggs have risen in value, and dealers’ prices vary. Sell surplus cockerels, older hens, and keep good yearling hens and mature pullets. If all fowls are sold, demand for hatching eggs may exceed supply next spring.
Geese as Self-Sustaining Farm Stock
Geese can be raised with minimal inputs. They forage on grass with occasional grain, need only water for drinking, are hardy and generally disease resistant, and goslings are rarely taken by hawks. Some say geese are a nuisance if unconstrained. Large numbers should be raised annually.
Caring for Water Vessels for Tuck Birds Health
Advice to disinfect drink dishes daily to prevent disease spread among birds. Boiling water scalding and a light film of kerosene may help keep head or throat ailments from passing between birds.
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Vge v
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Wilson
Doctor Ec
Hin
Max
Ecollege
Larrlet
Hilm
McKee
LeMoyne
Roup
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