Washington Masonic Memorial near completion in Alexandria
The George Washington National Masonic Memorial in Alexandria, opposite Washington city limits, rises as a 200 foot tower planned with a 70 by 100 foot atrium and a museum library. It will house Washington relics including an apron, a clock, a leviathan of Masonic memorabilia, and wall murals, with a $4 million fundraising effort and a history tied to Alexandria Lodge.
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Keeping Hens Indoors Through Severe Weather
A historic guide advises keeping hens indoors during severe weather to produce winter eggs. It recommends a dry mash in hoppers, a grain ration of cracked corn oats and wheat, plus kafir, greens, and careful litter management. Nighttime heavy grain feeding encourages roosting with full crops and a cleaned droppings board.
Necessity of Airing Eggs During Hatching Period
Incubator operators should air eggs to provide fresh air and varied conditions as chicks develop. Airing aids shell expansion, strengthens future hatch strength, and prevents suffocation from stale air. Cooling causes air contraction and draws in fresh air, aiding interior purification.
Plenty of Sunshine and Fresh Air Aids Poultry
The article urges giving fowls ample sunshine and air as key disease preventives. It stresses proper ventilation in winter housing without direct drafts, using simple methods like removing a window and adding a sliding cover to control airflow, arguing against airtight heated houses.
Washington's enduring counsel urged for modern times
The piece argues that the father of the nation remains a guiding model for today and tomorrow. It asserts durable value in Washington's advice, notes past detractors now fading, and calls for moderation and tenderness in government actions to uphold justice, dignity, and safety.
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Washington's Ideal Expressed as Duty to Exercise Constitutional Powers
A fragment states a resolve to exercise with firmness and energy the Constitutional powers, signaling adherence to constitutional duties as a guiding mandate in governance. The passage frames the ideal of rational, principled executive action.
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Fashionable neighbors visit new resident
Two stylish women recently called on a new neighbor, engaging in casual conversation. The encounter hints at social introductions in a growing residential area.
Little girl confronts rude remark with sharp reply
A young girl enters a room to rescue a doll and endures a snide remark. A caller comments she is not pretty, but the girl retorts that she is not pretty but smart, delivering a poised rebuke.
Spring-Hatched Pullets Need Winter Care
Pullets hatched in spring can be induced to lay more in winter with proper feeding housing and handling. On most farms few eggs are secured when prices are high, so poultry owners should invest effort in creating favorable winter conditions for their birds.
Breeding Hens Need Care After Winter Laying
Hens that laid best in winter are often weakened for breeding in spring. Careful attention and feeding are necessary to obtain the best results.
Hatch Only Good Eggs
Hatch only good eggs from quality stock. Weed out breeding pens until only birds meeting standard requirements remain.
Nervous and half sick women praise Lydia E Pinkham
Letters from Lowell Springfield and Hagerstown describe relief from nervous troubles backache and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Respondents note improved ability to care for children resume daily tasks and feel like better versions of themselves.
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Emphasis quarrel reveals Riches and Rudeness
In a tense exchange She-Papa derides Reggie for boasting of wealth while claiming greater financial need. Reggie retorts with strong derision, calling him an ass as the two clash over money and vanity. The dialogue ends with She-Papa admitting poverty.
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Estimating Happiness: Less May Bring More Joy
A reflective take suggests minimal happiness is possible and that reducing excess may yield greater satisfaction. It argues happiness scales with simplification and cautions against pursuing constant high mood alone.
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