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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1909
Page
7
A poultry farmer with two past farms praises a 16 by 40 foot ground surface building, 10 feet high at the front, five feet at the eaves, and ship lap roof. The center houses nests and roosts, with scratching sheds surrounding. Two breeds can be kept via a split hall and removable cloth doors. The design emphasizes sunless rear dampness control and adaptable seasonal openings.
Two strap or wire pieces are fastened to a board or coop so a bottle is secured with its neck slightly below the top of a low can. Fill the bottle, cork it, and place it. remove the cork as water is drunk to keep more flowing. Chicks won’t upset the can or climb in.
Guidance on feeding young ducks with detailed mixtures for ages up to six weeks. Specifies hourly or multi daily rations including crackers bread crumbs cornmeal bran oats meatmeal oyster shells and beef and bone. Advises avoiding green foods once ducks leave the grass run and notes skim milk provides digestible bone forming nutrients.
A skipper boasts he can smell bluefish as he sails, explaining the fish gorge on tiny prey then disgorge oily food that rises to the surface. The party’s success remains uncertain, as scenting bluefish and catching them are two different feats in this seaside vignette.
An excited honeymoon couple tours New York in an open car, the groom loudly guiding his wife to sights as they approach Grace Street church, only to learn at the last moment that proper dress is required for entry. The bewildered bride remains cautious while amused by the groom’s hazy localization.
The article describes a rapid metal polishing method using a hot air blast. Nickel plated items regain brightness in minutes as heat and velocity polish them in a centrifugal machine. Wet metal from the bath dries and polishes simultaneously, with proper packing to expose all surfaces.
In Modern Society a humorous anecdote recalls an incident at a national encampment banquet. A Japanese guest responds to a colonel's wife about foot binding, explaining that Japanese women’s feet are allowed to grow naturally. He bows and adds a polite remark about not rivaling her feet.
Dr Katherine Fleischer becomes the first woman admitted to the bar in Russia and will practice in St Petersburg. She passed final exams with high honors despite strong opposition from both sexes and aims to represent women in legal battles while supporting suffrage and predicting women in the Duma.
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