After all is said and done nothing is so stale as a satisfied man
A concise reflection on contentment and its quiet stasis. The remark weighs the paradox of fulfillment, suggesting that achievement can dull ambition and leave thoughts unshaped by new goals.
Spring Clipping of Horses and Cattle Practices
The article argues spring clipping is modern for horses and dairy cows. Clips reduce drying time, lessen illness risk, improve rest and feed efficiency, and speed work. The adoption of ball bearing enclosed clipping gear makes full-body clipping in about half an hour, versus hours with hand clippers. Dairy cows are clipped every few weeks to keep udders clean before milking.
Parody Ad Riddled Snippet with Patent Cure Claims
A clipped ad style fragment touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain and Mrs Austins Bag Pancake and markets laxative Brom Quinine. It mocks gossip and notes signatures ER W Grove claiming cures for colds and grip in short times.
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ER. W. Grove
Poultry Relish Skim Milk for Better Growth
Article by R. G. Weatherstone extols skim milk as a key feed for poultry. It boosts egg yield in layers and aids growth in chicks, with ginger and soda added to every third or fourth day to prevent bowel trouble. Milk should accompany water, and fattening mash is moistened with milk.
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R. G. Weatherstone
Sprouted Grain for Fowls and Winter Green Food
Advice on growing sprouted grain in small spaces to feed fowls. Use oats rye wheat or barley in boxes with soil or sand, keep in cellar or kitchen, or feed surplus vegetables by hanging on nails to encourage exercise. Includes simple setup for city lots and limited space.
Prevent Crowding Roosts For Poultry Housing
When many chickens roost together crowding pushes some off the roosts. Build roosts with holes spaced about three feet apart and insert upright 12 inch high pieces like broom handles. Add a dropping board underneath to keep the area clean and guard against the trouble.
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Missouri
Winter Chicken Keeping Nests Must Be Placed Warmly
The article advises placing nests in the warmest part of the hen house to ensure hens lay eggs. Cold drafty nests deter egg production and reduce winter laying.
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