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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
8
An instructive guide on poultry incubators by Fred B. Keifer. It stresses choosing reliable machines, proper handling of hatching eggs, and careful stock selection to improve chick quality and flock profitability. It covers egg collection, storage, turning, and avoiding chill or washing to maximize hatch rates.
The piece argues that early history settled disputes by force and that courts were created to curb injustice. It highlights strikes as warfare harming public welfare and praises Kansas for testing an industrial court to adjudicate disputes affecting public safety. It notes employers and workers may favor a public authority to ensure a square deal.
The piece traces how states derive their names: Connecticut from an Indian term for Long River. Maine from a French link to the province of Maine. Massachusetts from an Indian word. New Hampshire from Hampshire in England. Vermont from French Vert Mont meaning Green Mountain. Rhode Island debated between Rhodes island or a settler named Rhodes.
The guidelines state members of the Daughters of the American Revolution must prove an ancestor who fought in the Revolutionary War or served in the Continental Congress or colonial congress, or signed the Declaration of Independence, or aided independence by service during the war, and who remained loyal to the cause.
Charles Brandenstein of Prest-O-Lite urges all new car owners to test batteries promptly and offers a free freshening charge to prevent depreciation. He notes batteries suffer after idle periods and stresses regular maintenance to prolong life.
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