Tweed Coat and Beret Sets for Travel and Town Wear
Tweed coat and beret ensembles offer practical smartness for travel and daily wear. Modern tweeds in black white red and brown tones provide slimming lines with self-tweed belts, capelets, and adjustable scarf collars. Velvet bows on leghorn hats emphasize the season’s brims and floral embroidery details signal real millinery ready for spring.
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Milli Mery
Hn Milady
Tales of the Tribes by Editha L. Watson
An overview of the Dakota Sioux tribes, their divisions and chiefs, and their clashes with White settlers. It traces their expansion from Minnesota toward the Black Hills, highlights key figures like Sitting Bull, and notes events from the 1862 uprising to the 1890 Ghost Dance period and Little Bighorn.
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Inis
Black Hills
Dakota
Wanotan
Sions
Tetons
Hunkpana
Miniconjow
Sihesapa
Ogallala
Teton
Little Crow
Minnesota
Sioux
Custer
Little Bighorn
Sitting Bull
God of
Sitting Ball
Nelson A. Miles
Poultry Care Tips From Penn State Experts
Poultry men advised to avoid moldy chick feed and to keep houses well ventilated. August and September bring peak tapeworm damage. lice reduce egg production and spread disease. Use multiple roosters, provide a small nesting shed, feed alfalfa leaves, monitor pullet weight, and test mash at noon. Shavings aid nests. outdoor dust baths help control pests.
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Penn State
Do’s and Don’ts for Better Egg Quality and Marketability
The United States Egg Society proposes ten poultry husbandry commandments to raise egg quality and consumer demand. They urge twice daily egg collection, clean nests for five hens per nest, roosters culled after hatching, proper space, clean ventilation, timely market contact, washing only for immediate consumption, good feed with lime and greens, clean water for flock health, and breeding for uniform eggs.
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United States Egg Society
Shane
Important Duck Raisers Tips From Eastern Breeder
A prominent eastern duck breeder with 25 plus years in the trade shares key points for duck keepers. He stresses oyster shell or bedding materials, dry ducklings, clean troughs and water containers, honest purchases from strangers, careful handling by the neck, and avoiding cross breeding. He notes timely advice for this season and warns against forcing darklings into water before feathers show on the chest at five to six weeks, plus protection from hot sun with a simple shed if no shade is available.
Televised face communication and old mine tanks repurposed
An early television concept uses blue light scanning to transmit a face in a frame while a hidden receiver voices the other end. In Tombstone Arizona, old stamp mills and ore smelters are repurposed as farmers buy galvanized water tanks and convert them into wind-powered storage tanks.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Take It or Leave It Man Across a Stranger’s Path
A brief reflection on choices and kinship contrasts, noting that a just stranger may be preferred over a countryman or kin as a guiding sense of value. The line frames ethical judgment in terms of openness to others beyond familiar ties.
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Psthagoras
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Woman’s Home Companion