The Last Step and Political Converts
A short humor piece pairs a blunt eye for glasses with a political joke. A man asks about a traitor in politics and learns the term convert when a party member switches sides.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1938
Page
7
Trains Warned About Last Car Dangers
A correspondent notes the danger of cabooses and argues the final railcar is most prone to damage. The column jokes that removing the last car could reduce wrecks and asks why railroads keep it.
Poultry Stock Tips For Efficient Laying Houses
Winter advises free lunch counters for hens to reduce labor and improve egg output. Keep best two year olds, cull pullets unlikely to lay, repair ventilation, and maintain clean houses to curb disease. Use self feeders with mash concentrate and separate grains. avoid overfeeding parasites. Vaccination timing and ailing birds should be managed carefully.
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Poultry
Rerity
Sate
WNU
Advantage of Shared Breeds in Dairy Regions
A Missouri Farmer article argues that one breed in a locality boosts market efficiency. Isolated small breeders struggle to sell surplus, while many breeders of the same breed attract buyers, ease bull exchange, and enable cooperative use of purebred bulls. The piece notes benefits apply to other livestock and poultry.
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Missouri
Farmers Guide to Eggs and Poultry Practices
The piece discusses grade A eggs in different states, straw mulch for strawberries, terrace rodent control, and the rise of eggs stored cold. It notes U S egg production and honey bee colonies, pullet size effects, goose domestication, fat rations for pullets, and dairy herd improvement members monitoring milk production and feed costs.
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Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Five in One Dress and Closet Set Patterns
New and different but easy to make patterns offer a five in one dress with varied necklines and a four in one closet set including a laundry bag cape hanger cover and slippers. Patterns No 1597 and No 1644 supply sizes and yardage with sewing directions. order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Illinois. patterns cost 15 cents each.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
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Chicago
Ill
Powerful Example Example Quotation in Anglican Saying
A compact quotation about influence and conduct notes that action speaks louder than instruction. It challenges readers to live by example rather than theory, urging daily consistency to prove values on the seventh day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Opposite Paths Courage Leads to Heaven
A concise reflection attributing Seneca with the idea that courage guides to heaven while fear leads to death, framing moral choice as determining ultimate fate.
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Seneca
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