Quiz Qs and Answers from a General Knowledge Page
A historic quiz feature lists six questions and their answers. It asks who laid the White House cornerstone, explains radar-like fish use, defines sotto voce, identifies a ship launch flag color, asks about who wears a burnout, and notes the start of dying at birth with corresponding answers.
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Farm topie describes efficient hen production and care
The article presents the hen as an efficient egg machine alongside the cow, noting that daily egg cycles depend on internal capacity, proper housing, feeding, and humane treatment. It stresses that even the best breed fails without balanced rations and ideal conditions for profitability.
Protect Farm Trees Against Rabbits and Animals
Practical methods to guard young trees include wrapping tar paper around trunks or circling with chicken wire. A reusable guard made from discarded garden hose preserves a cylindrical shape without fasteners. Paper guards are discouraged as they deteriorate and are chewed by animals.
Improved Safer Hitch For Power Machines
A.S.A.E. hook ups are available at all dealers for any tractor make. The improved hitch promises greater convenience economy and safety when using power take off conversion packages.
Strengthening Bonds of Fellowship Sermon Outline
A religious lesson outlines four forms of fellowship in Christ with his disciples the Passover Lord's Table God's Word and prayer. It emphasizes unity loyalty to Christ and the practice of communion as oath of allegiance and calls believers to trust in Jesus intercessory prayer for all followers.
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Rabbits Prove Big Forage Consumers
Young jackrabbit litters begin dry feed as early as five days after birth and consume growing portions of ration. By three weeks a rabbit eats 2 to 4 percent of body weight daily, rising to 6 percent at 5 to 14 weeks and peaking between 14 and 26 weeks, suggesting many rabbits could clear an acre of crops.
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Harvesting Asparagus By Improved Method
Michigan State College specialists say traditional asparagus cutting was wrong. By pinching the new growth just below the tips with thumb and finger growers can snap spears off farther down to the tougher part, yielding a premium harvest.
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Michigan State College
Lesson for June 23
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education, used by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Kellogg's All-Bran Promotes Daily Regularity
An advertisement urges constant use of Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural laxative food to relieve common constipation. It touts daily servings with ample water, highlights iron calcium phosphorus vitamins and protein, and notes the product is made from wheat bran.
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Battle Creek
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