Wilson Declares Majority Favors League of Nations
Former President Wilson told an audience that he believes a clear majority supports the league of nations and urged unity beyond party lines. He cited fourteen nations working toward a covenant and warned against factionalism while emphasizing collective security and world peace.
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League OF Nations
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Conference of Peace
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Rearing Chickens at Home Under Feed and Shelter Rules
A Victorian guide outlines healthy hen care emphasizing proper feed, shelter, and uniform temperature. It covers brooding hens, chick separation, humane handling, dusting for mites, supervised brooding periods, and transition to free range with gradual weaning and feeding schedules for young chicks.
The Furnace Speaks In A Winter Tale
A quirky dialogue unfolds between a talking furnace and a weary icebox as a cold winter tests a family. The furnace critiques and defends its role while the ice box revels in the chill, highlighting the uneasy balance of warmth and cold in a domestic setting. The tale ends with the furnace burning fiercely to keep the household comfortable.
Cold Weather Feed for Chicken Flock
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide advises a wet or dry mash fed in measured amounts to keep hens eager for each feeding. It recommends one third scratch grain in the morning and two thirds at night to encourage exercise, a scratch mix of cracked corn wheat and oats, and a mash of two parts cornmeal with one part wheat bran middlings and beef scrap. Green feeds like cabbage mangel wurzel beets alfalfa or sprouted oats should replace field greens, with beef or fish scrap skim milk cut green bone or similar feed to offset bugs from the range and help egg production in winter.
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United Biatea Department of Agriculture
Feed chicks carefully for growth and health
The guide from the Department of Agriculture advises feeding young chicks three to five times daily based on experience. Provide adequate but not excessive quantities to satisfy appetite and keep chicks active, especially when confined. Avoid overfeeding, as it weakens chicks with limited range and can lead to unhealthy conditions.
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States Department of Agriculture
Early hatching shifts poultry prices and timing
Early hatching signals eggs laid in fall and winter when prices rise. It implies surplus cockerels are marketed as broilers at higher margins. It also means pullets mature earlier and become broody sooner in the next spring.
Farthest From Bark Why the Dog's Tail Irks the Bark
A playful note ponders why a dog’s tail seems far from the tree bark and brain teaser of why tails wag away from the bark. The remark relies on wordplay about distance and bark in a lighthearted riddle style.
Weekly Health Talks and Safety Reflections
A fragmented report discusses health topics and safety concerns spanning illness prevention, public health guidance, and community wellbeing. It mentions measures, research notes, and cautions about exposure, with references to health authorities and public figures, highlighting ongoing education efforts.
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