Saratoga Campaign and Burgoyne's Surrender Remembered
The article recalls the 1777 Burgoyne campaign ending in the Battle of Saratoga, its missteps by British leaders, the American countermoves led by Schuyler and Gates, Benedict Arnold’s bold charge at Bemis Heights, and the eventual surrender that boosted American resolve and foreign support toward Yorktown.
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Bregman
Baum
Col
Barry St. Leger
Mohawk Valley
Fort Schuyler
Fort Stanwix
Ike Bennington
Burgoyne
Hudson
Saratoga
Lake George
Ticongeroga
Congress
Schuyler
Horatio Gates
Daniel Morgan
Benedict Arnold
Stillwater
Bemis Heights
Wrong
Gates
Morgan
Boston
Virginia
England
Yorktown
Fall and Winter Eggs Are Most Profitable
The article notes fall and winter are the profit months in poultry culture as production gaps between profitable and unprofitable flocks occur then. It states a flock must average about 100 eggs per hen yearly to profit and highlights methods to boost fall and winter output, including early maturing pullets and proper feeding and housing.
All-Mash Feed System Recommended for Time-Pressed Bird Growers
The all-mash feeding method is advised for those short on time. A well-built mash hopper with a good ration promotes strong growth in young birds. If birds must forage for much of their feed, growth slows and undersized pullets result, reducing winter profitability and market prices for cockerels.
Poultry Ration Must Support Early Molting and Weight
The article advises balanced feed to prevent early molt and weight loss in hens. It urges chicks to roost early, avoid floor crowding, keep drinking joints clean, and scald equipment regularly. It notes higher egg production boosts income, and culling on large farms reduces poor stock for sale. Inbreeding harms turkeys and old fowls delay winter laying.
Modern writers praised marriage while one speaker defends family life
Lester Scott former Camp Fire Girls executive secretary challenges writers like Butler Shaw and Wells who claim marriage is a farce. He recounts a two sister anecdote about a wealthy bachelor and a young death wish to illustrate how anecdotes prove little in arguing about family life.
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Samuel Butler
Gernard Shaw
Wells
Lester Scott
Camp Fire Girls
Bond's Liver Pills Ad Claim For Liver Health
Advertisement urging relief from dizziness headaches biliousness constipation fevers and jaundice by keeping the liver active and bowels regulated. Claims the pills are made solely for the liver and assist Nature in removing waste. Sold by druggists for 25 cents. Advy.
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Bond
Nature
Prize to communicate with Mars haunts French Academy
The French Academy of Science holds a 100 000 franc bequest from Mme Anna Emile Guzman for the first person to communicate with another planet excluding Mars. Over 34 years thousands claimed the prize, letters flowed from all over, and the academy now seeks legal means to rid itself of the money.
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Mme
Anna-Emilie Guzman
French Academy of Science
Mars
Academy
Struck Car Caller Reprimands Five Hitters
An East Grand Boulevard resident faced a motorist from out of town who admitted hitting a parked car. The resident said he would not charge if the car were damaged, noting the driver was the fifth to strike but the first to stop and own up.
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Burgoyne
Gates
Saratoga
Boston
England
America
East Grand Boulevard
Detroit News
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