Gentleman Johnny Burgoyne and the Saratoga Victory
A historical-essay profile of General Burgoyne the British commander defeated at Saratoga in 1777. It contrasts his mixed talents with his fate, notes his promotion through influence, and explains how American admiration has grown for the "unluckiest soldier" despite early failures. The piece recalls his proclamations and the Battle of Bennington as pivotal moments.
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John Burgoyne
Saratoga
General Burgoyne
General Gates
England
New Republic
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Burgoyne
Cornwallis
Gen
Johnny Burgoyne
F. J. Budleston
Bobbs- Merrill
America
Nickerson
Houghton 'Y
Mr. Ee
War Office
Johnny
George Bernard Shaw
Devil
Jack
Doc
Cherbourg
St. Cal
Belleisle
Valentia de Alcantara
Junker Hill
Quebec
Lake Champlain
Hudson
Albany
Sir William Howe
New York City
Harry St. Leger
Oswego
Mohawk Valley
Europe
Lord Germain
Gentleman Johnny
Philadelphia
Germain
Queen's Regiment of Light Dragoons
Fort William
North Britain
Commons of
Great Britain
Canada
Walpole
Hurlothrumbo
Edmund Burke
House of Commons
Tower Hill
Ticonderoga
Gibraltar
George
Order of the Bath
Jane McCrea
Baume
Breymann
Bennington
Green Mountain Boys
John Stark
St. Leger
Fort Stanwix
Rubicon
The
Arnold
Morgan
Schuyler
Howe
Sir William Clinton
Johnny” Burgoyne
OUI GRAIN AND MASH BEST FOR CHICKS
The Cornell poultry department recommends a scratch grain and mash plan for chicks. For weeks one to six feed dry mash from eight to ten each morning and grain at mid afternoon in shallow troughs. The mash blends cornmeal bran flour middlings oats meat scraps bone meal dry milk and salt with optional skim milk.
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Cornell Poultry Department
Spray Solution Kills Mites in Hot Weather
Mites threaten poultry in early summer by feeding on eggs and causing losses. They hide in roost cracks, not on the birds. To control, spray houses before mites appear with a mix of kerosene crude oil carbolic acid and cresol solution, repeating after a few days.
Poultry Care Tips From Farmers Bulletin
Practical guidance on feeding and housing poultry focusing on oyster shell supply, balanced rations, feed inspection, avoid overfeeding damp food, low uniform roosts, alfalfa nest material to deter mites, cautious entry to poultry farming, October care for turkeys, timing for setting eggs, early marketing of cockerels, and milk-added grain boosting chick growth.
Baby Habits and Gentle Remedies for Mothers
Advice column on child habits describes dangers of thumb sucking in older babies, methods to stop it, and notes on bowel irregularity. Recommends Fletcher's Castoria for digestive issues and colic, claiming long use and a booklet on motherhood with every bottle. Mentions Castoria as vegetable and harmless with signature on wrapper.
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Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
The Future Will Resemble The Present In Many Ways
A brief forecast suggests the coming era will mirror current conditions in key aspects. Analysts urge preparation and smart planning to capitalize on anticipated trends, noting continuity in economic and social patterns.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Transforming Saugus Woman
Mrs John Seahan of 20 Emory Street Saugus Centre Massachusetts says she took ten bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and now feels cheerful strong and younger than ten years ago. She adds she used to be cross with her husband but now he hardly recognizes her.
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Saugus Centre
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
John Seahan
Emory St
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