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Newspaper
Redding Herald
Location
Redding, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
9
Arthur Brooks and his wife Theodora marry in modest fashion, but her penny pilfering for baby clothes and lavish upbringings clash with his thrift. Their debt, a vanished child, and Theodora’s death mark a sharp, sorrowful turn as Brooks rethinks marriage and money.
A naval officer in the Home Sector argues morale wins battles and that an admiral must be in the thick of action. The piece cites Marshal Oyama as a contrasting image of fishing near his headquarters, suggesting such nerve is unlikely for a naval leader.
Parboiled onions filled with bread crumb and ham or tongue, baked onions with cheese and white sauce, many onion centered dishes with salads and sandwiches. Includes onion soup, Rice and Almond Cream dessert, Prince of Wales Cake, and fig or date pudding with rich steps and spice notes.
USDA findings from North Carolina show purebred males boosting Leghorn eggs. Flock 1 laid 89 eggs per hen, flock 2 88, flock 3 186 the next year, a 54 percent rise. May and June saw larger gains amid favorable prices.
Poultry culling demonstrations on farm bureau members in Emmet County Iowa report 609 hens culled from 1 548 in 11 flocks. Before culling the flocks averaged 401 5 eggs per day. After culling 939 hens left averaged 846 6 eggs per day. Ten hens averaged 2 0 eggs before culling and 8 5 after. Of 863 culled hens not immediately sold 14 4 eggs were laid per day.
The Extension Division of North Dakota Agricultural College warns against washing eggs. Washing removes the shell’s protective film, increasing exposure to air and germs. Keep nests clean to prevent soil and mold from entering the egg.
The article notes that corn greatly fattens poultry and reduces egg laying when overused. It argues grass and range are vital for geese and that free range hens lay better in summer but poorly in other seasons due to feed practices.
A whimsical tale portrays Prince Sleet gathering King Snow and the Wind, along with the Hall family and the Clouds, to celebrate a grand winter party. They sing of winter, dash through rooms, play tag, and storm joyfully, while Earth people hope the storm ends.
A Turkish legal principle states that a debtor’s residence is exempt from seizure for debt. Sufficient land to support the debtor is also exempt, shielding home and basic support from creditor action.
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