Prepare House for Winter Ventilation guidance for poultry houses
The article advises keeping poultry houses well ventilated to provide pure air and dryness, avoiding overclosure in cold weather. It covers using doors and windows to balance air flow, using cotton cloth windows, straw or hay overhead insulation, and adjusting openings by observation to prevent moisture buildup and maintain comfort for hens. It emphasizes that proper ventilation supports better vitality and egg production.
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United States
Walla
Canning of Meats Advice for Home Cooks and Techniques
A vintage guide explains that meats and fish can be canned safely if jars are sealed and sterile. It covers prep, packing, and cooking times for tough meats fish and poultry, with tips on using brines fats and seasonings to preserve flavor and extend shelf life.
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Monte A
Censon
Walt
Waste Product Kitchen Farm Table Food Could Reduce Costs
A new plan proposes converting waste products from kitchen, table, and farm kitchen into usable materials to cut feeding and keeping expenses. The proposal outlines practical steps for processing waste to aid poultry and farm operations, aiming to lower overall costs.
Ambiguous fragment notes bully event among youths
Fragmentary OCR describes youths and commotion with unclear actions and names. No verifiable details.
The Kitchen Cabin 2 Salad Preparations Guide
A vintage style guide outlines tomato and egg yolk garnished salads with steps for tomato flower plating and chestnut garnishes. It covers Tomato Salad with whipped cream and horseradish, Bacon Salad with egg yolk dressing, Brussels Sprouts Salad, Sweetbreads and Celery Salad, and notes on dressing importance and moisture control.
Husk and harvest legend echoed in quiet town notes
A fragmentary verse note speaks of a town harvest and a dead marsh, reflecting a somber mood and a poetic reflection on life and lineage within the community.
Chance and Bravery of Wounted Off cer Pope Saved by Mother
Lieutenant Everett Pope, a Barnard oarsman and WWI officer, was severely wounded near Chateau-Thierry. He refused aid, served as a private, and trusted in hospital care until a mother's whispered word cured his fear and aided his recovery at a French base hospital.
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Boston
Everett Pope
Barnard
French
Pope
Chateau-Thierry
Theot
Plattaburg
Rink
Greseing Station
Paris
Ce Offre
Trookline
Mass
Trentenant Pope
Terrible Twelve Poised as Perrthin Twelve Menace Youth Gang
A fractured report describes the Perrthin Twelve, a bloodthirsty youth gang led by a thirteen year old before dawn at their cemetery hideout. The leader expelled four members, issuing a challenge to prove their worth as others planned a raid with watch and power lines. several were arrested following the crackdown.
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Rome
Thea & Proele
Desperade Fund
New Yorker Loses Limbs One by One
Port Chester New York man Alexander T. Jackson thirty years old, after eight years of malignant blood poisoning following a horse injury and successive limb amputations, killed himself at his home rather than endure a final four-finger amputation advised by surgeons.
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New Yorker
Portchester
N. Y
Purgeony
Alexander T. Jackson
Jackson
Wilson Opens On Air Public Draft Numbers Reveal 13 Million Registered
President Wilson opened the draft number drawing for 13,000,000 registrants as Gen Crowder and Provost Marshal Crowder oversaw the ceremony. The first draw yielded number 822 and the second number 2 0 which will guide initial orders to district boards and soldiers toward enlistment or work.
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Peyton C. Mare
Wil Mary
Arma
General Crowder
Marshall
Wil von Drew
United States
Blaco, Tolono Man, Bitess Wife After Quarrel
Champeign Illinois reports a family quarrel ending with Tony Blaco biting a large chunk from his wife's arm and knocking her down with a blackjack. He escaped but was captured by officers before being held as his wife remained in serious condition with gangrene from the bite. Blaco had prior bootlegging arrest.
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Champeign
Tony Blaco
Tolono
Blaco
Cers
Mra. Blnco
Playful Boy Sent to Reform School After Dangerous Outbursts
In Olevaland a boisterous ten year old boy disrupted neighbors and harmed animals and a girl with a gas pipe and acid. A judge ordered the eleven year old to the reformatory, despite his parents calling him a good and obedient son.
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Olevaland
East Side
Fractured Fragments of War Era Reflections
Fragmented OCR style notes reflect wartime profiteering and social tensions. References to labor, shortages, and public works hint at strain on workers and governance. Vague names and events appear, but the text remains unclear and unverified.
Open Window Cranks Disturb Travelers in Historic Rides
A Hartford Courant perspective on open window cranks in railroad cars. It notes that casual travelers frequently push windows open causing discomfort to others while regular riders avoid the practice. The piece laments inconsistent window use and urges consideration for all passengers.
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Hunt
Thut Fa
Seomas
Hartford Courant
Make Good With Children Encourages Parental Responsibility
A parental ethos of calm temper, kind speech, and daily effort to earn a child's trust is urged as foundational. A father with three sons cites time and money constraints but stresses making good with his boys through steady, positive guidance and genuine care.
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Blue
Thas
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